As much as I enjoyed taking scenic, vista pictures on my trip, I made sure to capture some faces of China, especially little ones. Every kidlet I came across were just so cute, it was hard to resist. Also included in this set are normal sized humans of China.
View more photos on my Flickr album. Enjoy.
Doesn’t our Halloween pumpkins look absolutely radioactive!? That’s mine on the left.
It’s the first Halloween at Casa de Sullichan. Just wished I wasn’t so jet lagged. Although I couldn’t get my evil queen on, Sean made sure we were able to conduct our annual tradition of gutting and carving pumpkins. And since I didn’t have time to make a custom, I recycled my steampunk girl look.
As I was eating breakfast at the Kommune Cafe on this, my last day in China, I thought about all the things I saw and experienced on this trip. There were so many favourite things about this trip, but I’d say my top 3 are:
#1. Hugging a panda!
#2. Seeing the terracotta warriors!
#3. Riding in a vintage sidecar through Shanghai!
View photos from the solo Shanghai portion of my trip on my Flickr album. For pics of just the Esprit Dior exhibit at the MOCA Shanghai, view them here. Enjoy!
Guess what I got to do today? A super rad ride in a sidecar with the guys at Insiders Shanghai. A hella neat way to see Shanghai and such a thrill. I had bookmarked this idea in my mind, ever since I read about this experience months ago.
View more photos of my trip on my Flickr album. Enjoy!
Another early morning but no complaints here, for I was going to the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. Located in the northern suburb of Chengdu, this world-renowned ecological conversation base sits on 100 hectares.
