Saturday, September 18, 2010

The Joys of China

Oh the simple things that make us smile or giggle.


Doug and I went shopping on Saturday. The boys got to spend the day at the aquarium with some of our teacher friends. Thank you Jon and Eli. They had so much fun. Pictures to come...

Anyways when we were shopping several things happened that were "blog worthy". My favorite of the day is when I was in Starbucks (I do not do often but it was a nice treat) I noticed the coffee of the day. " Pake Place Market Blend" Now being from Seattle and where Starbucks started it made me laugh so hard. I so wished I had my camera. See even in China I am reminded of the PIKE PLACE MARKET :) It was GREAT!!

Another moment was when I was getting fingernail polish. I needed clear and white polish. So Doug and I went to the bin to pick the right colors out. There were tons of shades so we hunted for what I needed. We found the ones I needed and the sales lady wrote it down on a paper then I had to go across the store to another lady to pay. Okay it was about 30¢ total, but I had to go through the steps. I felt like I was buying a high end item.

We met up with the boys and Jon and Eli for dinner. We went to one of our favorite restaurants " The Green Restaurant" Not sure what the real name is but this name works with us. Eli was telling me that she has to shoo people away from the boys at the aquarium. It was like they were movie stars getting photos. Doug and I just laughed. We know, we know.

At dinner Jon was looking out the window and saw a wreaking ball. We got to watch a building across the street get destroyed.

In my devotionals this week, I read a passage about how God puts little things in our lives to make us smile or giggle. Today I witness this. It was crazy. Just another day in China!!

2 comments:

  1. Love that "Pake Place Market" coffee...and what a way to be reminded of how we really are all just on the same planet. Sounds like you all had a great Saturday in China. Thanks again for sharing it with us.

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  2. the green restaurant=great memories.

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