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Return to the glorious homeland... Steve and I visit family and friends in Beijing and Shanghai, and experience the weirder parts of culture shock, like missing mundane things like Domino's Pizza. Also, ghost houses, the UChicago Center, malaxiangguo, relatives, and a lot of long subway rides. I kind of love this country anyway!
View of an apartment building on the campus of a private school for girls. The card
is numbered H-13, B-450, and 57354.
Digital Collection:
North Carolina Postcards
Publisher:
Southern Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.;
Location:
Hendersonville (N.C.); Henderson County (N.C.);
Collection in Repository
Durwood Barbour Collection of North Carolina Postcards (P077); collection guide available
online at www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/pcoll/77barbour/77barbour.html
The Asian Occasion 2012: Part 1
Shanghai! We stayed with my dad, walked all over the city, met up with my friend Jeff, and saw the Shanghai Botanical Garden, where my dad works.
first day on the road. about 40 miles from home. shot from my car window.
14301 Frontage Road/Desert Sage ave.
The Pueblo Hotel is longed closed and the building was converted to law offices. The sign luckily sat derelict until the city changed their sign ordinance allowing the restoration of the sign, and it was restored in 2012.
My guidebook (heh, yes, I bought a guidebook... I wanted to read about what Taiwan is like from a different point of view) says that Taiwan is the second most densely-populated nation in the world (Bangladesh is first). Apartment living is the norm.
During the Soviet- era, apartment buildings were built for Kabul residents. Some of these managed to survive the brutal civil war which leveled much of Kabul. I was in one of these apartments - it was nice, very European. The quality was much better than what is being constructed today.
We visit Taipei for a weekend, and drop me off for my two weeks of the internship at the office in Taipei. It was a great time!
The Axiom at Capitol Yards luxury apartments, at 100 I Street SE, near the National's ballpark. The fourth floor of the Axiom was (in part) host to the Luck of the Draw art exhibit, a joint project of Artomatic and the Pink Line Project. I was there mostly to see the photography exhibit that was organized by Ten Miles Square.