Beijing is quite congested and there seems to be people, bikes and scooters everywhere. They have designated areas that run along side the roadways and street for them to ride their bikes and scooters but they always manage to be on the sidewalks….
Another interesting thing about being here is that ALL foreigners must register w the police. Yup! Failing to do so could spell trouble… the rental agent will work with you, even taking you to the local station to facilitate this task…
Have I been getting stares? Yup! Touching not an issue thus far….I just smile and say hello in Chinese.. ni hao (knee how)!
Here are a few flicks from what I’ve seen thus far…the streets, one of the markets we visited and a few faces from the BIBS Company. Not all of us are at the same school, there are three different campus spread out in this area.
Bikes everywhere!
Rush hour scooters!
My night view.
Crickets in the basket… welcoming music for shoppers. Sign of good luck and prosperity.
Yum yum
The newbies headed to the medical clinic. A good mix of Americans, South Africans, Irish and Chinese.
Staff enjoying lunch. They give us a hot lunch… everyday. It is great, lots of fruits and salad too!
PTA Cafe. You can buy coffee and lattes here. Coffee has been free during training. Too strong. No Dunkin’ Donuts in sight. Lol
The meeting area
The front desk
The heavily guarded gate at my school entrance. They don’t play around.
A dreamer. A doer. Living out loud. Join me. Let’s go on this journey together! As of August 1, 2018... I will be living and working as a teacher of English in Beijing, China!
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Such a cool update! thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for your support!
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