('mornin valued guests!)
What a dirty hotel! It was disgusting--beautiful furnishings completely not taken care of.
We're about to cross a 50km bridge--the largest in Asia (or China--some things get confused in translation).
Just saw someone skinning a dog, while another dog was looking on {Guizhou is the province in China that is famous for eating dog}.
I guess we're not crossing the bridge. Just looking at the construction.
Tschi-guo means please let me pass (excuse me)
I ate a fruit that was fuzzy like a peach, with meat colored like a plum and a flavor somewhere between a nectarine and a plum. It had a nectarine like pit. Mmmm. The nice guy who tried to fix my camera and sings karaoke shared it with me. {My camera broke the day we left Taiwan, but Jenny's mom had an extra camera that I borrowed. This man turned out to be the Taiwanese tour guide's brother--there were two tour guides. The Taiwanese love karaoke, so the bus was equipped the televisions and karaoke. This man would sing all the song while he was sitting behind me.}
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