Comments on: Drew: Sept.21, A Few Things… http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22 Read about our experiences and encounters with folks and give us your feedback. Fri, 08 May 2026 07:16:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Geri http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-11406 Geri Fri, 05 Sep 2014 19:11:54 +0000 http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-11406 Felt so hopeless looking for answers to my quiensots...until now. Felt so hopeless looking for answers to my quiensots…until now.

]]> By: Andrew http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-390 Andrew Sat, 29 Sep 2007 13:45:30 +0000 http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-390 Buck, I have not eaten any meats that you would not eat, so rest assured. China's nice, although I would not recommend visiting. Being an animal here, as Peter says, would be a "special kind of hell." However, you may enjoy some of the smells more than I do. I'm certain it's because I can't appreciate their intricacies as you might be able to. For instance, the bathroom at the place we're staying tonight might lend some history to many gastrointestinal adventures you may or may not be able to identify, but undoubtedly would feel the urge to roll in or add to, respectively. As for fowl, not much sighted. I did see what I'm pretty sure were ducks flocking on the yellow river. And I have seen mallards in some of the roadside puddles -- uncertain as to their wildness... As for the Chinese Ringnecks, interesting you asked. I just asked Jim about that, and he says he's seen a few farther south. I haven't yet, but hope to. I will point it out if some are flushed, but not like you could. Scratches and moans, Andrew Buck,

I have not eaten any meats that you would not eat, so rest assured. China’s nice, although I would not recommend visiting. Being an animal here, as Peter says, would be a “special kind of hell.” However, you may enjoy some of the smells more than I do. I’m certain it’s because I can’t appreciate their intricacies as you might be able to. For instance, the bathroom at the place we’re staying tonight might lend some history to many gastrointestinal adventures you may or may not be able to identify, but undoubtedly would feel the urge to roll in or add to, respectively.

As for fowl, not much sighted. I did see what I’m pretty sure were ducks flocking on the yellow river. And I have seen mallards in some of the roadside puddles — uncertain as to their wildness… As for the Chinese Ringnecks, interesting you asked. I just asked Jim about that, and he says he’s seen a few farther south. I haven’t yet, but hope to. I will point it out if some are flushed, but not like you could.

Scratches and moans,
Andrew

]]> By: Adam Lippert http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-368 Adam Lippert Thu, 27 Sep 2007 14:32:14 +0000 http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-368 No peeing in the hallway?! How repressive... Looks like ya'll are having a great time....I'll be checking back soon! Zai jian :) No peeing in the hallway?! How repressive…

Looks like ya’ll are having a great time….I’ll be checking back soon!

Zai jian :)

]]> By: Tracy Bear http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-312 Tracy Bear Wed, 26 Sep 2007 13:28:25 +0000 http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-312 Drew, you look so peaceful in that haircut picture! I like that one. Drew, you look so peaceful in that haircut picture!
I like that one.

]]> By: Rod Spidahl http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-170 Rod Spidahl Mon, 24 Sep 2007 15:18:41 +0000 http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-170 Andrew I'm hoping you do not become too interculturally competent in specialty meats. While i will still love you, it may be too much for me to understand . . . Are there any Chinese Ringneck Pheasants along the roads? How about migrating waterfowl? Can you describe some smells for me. Thanks! Translated for Buck by rjs Andrew
I’m hoping you do not become too interculturally competent in specialty meats. While i will still love you, it may be too much for me to understand . . .
Are there any Chinese Ringneck Pheasants along the roads? How about migrating waterfowl?
Can you describe some smells for me.
Thanks!
Translated for Buck by rjs

]]> By: Netzy http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-55 Netzy Sat, 22 Sep 2007 12:34:00 +0000 http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-55 Adam, you be careful with the 18 wheelers. Jimmy did not tell me about that episode. Glad you all are eating well, keep eating fruits also. Your comments bring back memories of China for me also. so glad you all are having fun. Stay well - keep posting - I check every single day sometimes twice..... Netzy Adam, you be careful with the 18 wheelers. Jimmy did not tell me about that episode. Glad you all are eating well, keep eating fruits also. Your comments bring back memories of China for me also. so glad you all are having fun. Stay well - keep posting - I check every single day sometimes twice….. Netzy

]]> By: Jeremy http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-53 Jeremy Sat, 22 Sep 2007 11:38:35 +0000 http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=22#comment-53 So nice that you noticed those details,maybe it's quite common in the countryside of China as i see,except wAiguoren , :-) Don't ride too fast , don't drink less of water , enjoy it So nice that you noticed those details,maybe it’s quite common in the countryside of China as i see,except wAiguoren , :-)

Don’t ride too fast , don’t drink less of water , enjoy it

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