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The New Digs – An International Teaching Apartment in Shanghai

If you’re interested in teaching abroad, this post can help to give you an idea of what an international teaching apartment might look like. This was technically our 2nd apartment in Shanghai, but the first we were able to find and choose on our own. Keep in mind this was in 2014! Technically this update […]

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Bumping Heads with Chinese Logic: The Gas Case & Expat Troubles

We’ve been silent for a long time. We’re sorry! I thought we’d share a little anecdote of our current “problem” and the problems we’ve run into solving it. One of our expat troubles is dealing with our gas in the apartment. So yesterday we ran out of gas. To get gas (which you use to

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Chinese Fog – AKA Pollution to the Rest of Us!

Dear Readers, the past few days have been particularly full of ‘Chinese Fog’. And when I say foggy, I mean the Chinese version, which means pollution. There is something called an AQI Index which measures pollution levels. Today, November 8, in Seattle, that level is 21.  Today, November 8, in Shanghai, it’s 220. Yesterday, it

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October Break: Exploring Shanghai – A City of Past & Future

Hola amigos y amigas!!! October break has come and gone. Our first proper break since we arrived. We spent it exploring Shanghai. I have been subbing more than I thought I would, mainly at the Upper School. It’s great. In addition to Zidisha and applying for jobs, that has kept me fairly busy. Since most

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