Here's the first installment:
We decided to arrive in China a little earlier than the rest of the group from our adoption agency. I am glad we did, it gave us a little time just to walk around at our own pace. The first day we were there we walked for almost 10 straight hours, just taking in the sites of Beijing. Having never been out of the country, just following street signs and maps was a little difficult. It was fun though, and we felt adventurous.
Somewhere around Tienanmen Square we ran into this sign. We call it "No Exploding Cars Allowed." We felt safe on those streets and hoped to avoid any of the streets where you were encouraged to blow-up your car. Any other thoughts on what a sign like this means?
3 comments:
I remember talking about that sign! Did Dave get the picture of "The Hospital of the Femoral Head?"
Kate and I wanted to check out your blog today and got a good laugh! Let's skype this week! Love, Denise
Beware of cars with gas? Or drivers with gas? I don't know -- but I'd really like to know the true meaning. I think I like your "Watch out for exploding cars" interpretation.
no macy's thanksgiving day floats allowed
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