Comments on: Back from China! http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/ Mandarin movies, music and madness. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 01:07:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Frank http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-14141 Mon, 10 Mar 2008 14:26:31 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-14141 I'm actually going into photo withdrawals over here. Want. More. China. Pics! I’m actually going into photo withdrawals over here. Want. More. China. Pics!

]]> by: John http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-13755 Fri, 07 Mar 2008 01:14:52 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-13755 With all the great pictures on Flickr, I almost forgot to keep checking your blog... (ALMOST!) With all the great pictures on Flickr, I almost forgot to keep checking your blog… (ALMOST!)

]]> by: Frank http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-13499 Tue, 04 Mar 2008 05:11:06 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-13499 Belinda -- Thanks for the kind words! I'm afraid that was a one-shot show, just to try out my new camera equipment last year. It sure was fun to produce, though! :-D Belinda — Thanks for the kind words! I’m afraid that was a one-shot show, just to try out my new camera equipment last year. It sure was fun to produce, though! :-D

]]> by: Belinda http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-13357 Sun, 02 Mar 2008 20:51:28 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-13357 ok so I am not sure where the heck this took me, but while I was on the web looking for a recipe for Nam Sod, I found your you tube video for the recipe and just wanted to say that I loved the presentation. Do you have others? Thanks Belinda ok so I am not sure where the heck this took me, but while I was on the web looking for a recipe for Nam Sod, I found your you tube video for the recipe and just wanted to say that I loved the presentation. Do you have others?

Thanks
Belinda

]]> by: AZERDocMom http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-13041 Thu, 28 Feb 2008 02:24:54 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-13041 Hi Frank I had emailed you through CPod's user profile details. After I return (3/12) I'd be honored to write something for your blog. I will have very little time in Shanghai (36 hours) since I'm on a tour. But, I will make the most of my time there : ) Hi Frank

I had emailed you through CPod’s user profile details. After I return (3/12) I’d be honored to write something for your blog. I will have very little time in Shanghai (36 hours) since I’m on a tour. But, I will make the most of my time there : )

]]> by: Brent http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12954 Tue, 26 Feb 2008 22:30:34 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12954 Hey Frnak, Light, camera and action... you got all of that in your photos, great job, you captured everything about China and then some, thank you for sharing it with us.You should not worry about falling behind your Chinese lessons, what you just experienced is the most important part of learning process... Cheers Brent Hey Frnak,
Light, camera and action… you got all of that in your photos, great job, you captured everything about China and then some, thank you for sharing it with us.You should not worry about falling behind your Chinese lessons, what you just experienced is the most important part of learning process… Cheers
Brent

]]> by: Marcos http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12785 Sun, 24 Feb 2008 20:43:23 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12785 nice pictures, Frank, though a little redundant. I agree with you about working more on the lessons than on chatting with other poddies. The lessons are great and studding them is the best way to learn. nice pictures, Frank, though a little redundant. I agree with you about working more on the lessons than on chatting with other poddies. The lessons are great and studding them is the best way to learn.

]]> by: FuDaWei http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12727 Sun, 24 Feb 2008 05:09:03 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12727 Moloch ... I'm gonna say <a href="http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0908378/" rel="nofollow">Robert Wall</a>. Moloch … I’m gonna say Robert Wall.

]]> by: Moloch http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12704 Sat, 23 Feb 2008 23:15:54 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12704 Awesome photos Frank. Btw, who was that actor in one of your photos that had been on screen with Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and Chuck Norris. And is Steven Seagal still eating his heart out? Where'd you take the photo? Awesome photos Frank. Btw, who was that actor in one of your photos that had been on screen with Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and Chuck Norris. And is Steven Seagal still eating his heart out?

Where’d you take the photo?

]]> by: Frank http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12617 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 19:43:43 +0000 http://blogs.chinesepod.com/newbie/2008/02/22/back-from-china/#comment-12617 Hiya, Doc! I'm sorry I missed your e-mail! Did you e-mail me through the CPod site, or my personal address? Not that it matters, but I'm curious. Anyway, I'm using a simple little Sanyo phone and I have Sprint as my carrier. I was able to make calls to my family back here in the States, but it was utterly useless for making calls in-country. Luckily, all the calls I needed to make were local calls from my hotel so I used that. While I'm thinking about it, you should listen to the latest <em>Dear Amber</em> show. I think they just covered this, too! I can't wait to hear about your own experiences in China and at the ChinesePod offices. How would you feel about doing a guest turn here on the Newbie Blog to share your story? Hiya, Doc! I’m sorry I missed your e-mail! Did you e-mail me through the CPod site, or my personal address? Not that it matters, but I’m curious.

Anyway, I’m using a simple little Sanyo phone and I have Sprint as my carrier. I was able to make calls to my family back here in the States, but it was utterly useless for making calls in-country. Luckily, all the calls I needed to make were local calls from my hotel so I used that.

While I’m thinking about it, you should listen to the latest Dear Amber show. I think they just covered this, too!

I can’t wait to hear about your own experiences in China and at the ChinesePod offices. How would you feel about doing a guest turn here on the Newbie Blog to share your story?

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