One of the favorite things of mine about living in China is eating. Chinese food here is mostly Cantonese food which means a lot of little snacks. I could write pages on the food I tried here but instead let me just show you a video I made back in September. Enjoy! You might want to let this warlock load before letting it play straight through...
Carlos will blog from Macao to capture the aus jus of the Fulbright experience...irregularly and at times tersely. Here's the mandated verbiage from corporate: this blog is not an official Fulbright Program blog and the views expressed are my own and not those of the Fulbright Program, the U.S. Department of State or any of its partner organizations.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Week 6? Trailwalker...EXTREME!!!
Back in October I signed up with 3 colleagues to walk the 1st annual 'Macau Trailwalker' 10k fun-walk/run (we walked...more like, 'leisurely strolled'). It took us on a 10k trail around some nice vistas on the island of Coloane here in Macao.
It was relatively uneventful except for 3 things:
It was relatively uneventful except for 3 things:
1) MACAO IS A MAGICAL ISLAND: At the starting point, I and a friend of mine saw this German guy who totally looks like the character "Jacob" from the TV show "Lost". She quickly came up with some thin premise to take a picture with him so we can say we met the guy from "Lost" (incidentally we started ruminating on the similarities between our lives and that show; we live on an island, we are all living strange and different lives since landing, we got here in an airplane--although ours did actually land--and I once saw this lady here who looked like a Chinese Michelle Rodriguez). Anyway, I'll let you be the judge:
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| "Jacob" from "Lost" |
| Boom! Caught you Jacob! Now give me three wishes! |
2) THE SPIRIT OF COMPETITION: We ended up stopping for egg tarts and some sight-seeing. I'm not a professional athlete or trainer but this may have negatively impacted our finish time for the 10k 'walk'...which was 4 hours 13 minutes...
3) POWERWALKING!!!!! I got to powerwalk this thing...hardcore! As demonstrated by this video:
Macau-wabunga...EXTREME!
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