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posted by Emily | Monday, June 1st, 2009
tagged in: Tags: Asia, children, Culture, family, food, school, TCK, weather
Asia is a very interesting place. At ordinary markets, you can find very weird things or types of food, such as, live frogs, flattened pig heads, dead snake wine, roasted ox stomach, etc. I’ve tasted duck feet, spicy noodles, blackened tofu, and pig intestines. Some are too spicy to swallow, some are too hard to chew, but some are very yummy!
posted by Kate | Saturday, March 15th, 2008
tagged in: Tags: relief, weather
As Xiu Li* turned on the local news, faces of cold, sick and hungry people flashed before her eyes. Over 100,000 people were stranded at the train station following China’s worst snowstorm in 50 years. A Christian for 10 years, Xiu Li decided to put her faith into action. “If I was not a believer,” she said, “I probably would have just had pity on them not done anything about it. But the Lord compelled me to pray and give.
posted by Caroline | Thursday, February 28th, 2008
tagged in: Tags: travel, weather
After 38 hours on a train, Sherman and Joyce Hillcrest and Stewart and Debbie Neal had no electricity, no heat, and no idea when they would begin moving again
