Visiting China was a very eye-opening experience, but it's good to be back home. I'll post more about what I found China's culture and politics to be like soon; 16 hour plane rides don't exactly aid the blog post brainstorming and writing process. As much as I loved China, I am glad to now be back in a country where I can speak my mind — for the most part — and access whatever news websites I want to (i.e. the US).
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3 comments:
Welcome home Clearthought! A 16 hour flight? I bet your arms are tired!
Welcome home! It will take you at least 3-4 days to return to "normal", and then we'll be awaiting your news and analysis.
Thanks for the comments, Marty and Red Hog. Yeah I'm trying to get things back to normal. Hopefully I can get some good posts in over Thanksgiving weekend.
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