Thursday, July 23, 2015
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Sunday, July 19, 2015
China - week two
So week two and I'm still sick, and very much look forward to a week of health. Maybe week three?
This week there was french bread, italian dinners, orange blossoms and wonderful rain storms. Claps of thunder and lightening and cooling rain gave way to extra humidity and frizzy hair. A rainbow cake, bus trips home - scrambling over fences to short cut through the highway. A trip on the metro watching little girls with red ribboned hair all dressed up on their way to somewhere. Slippery tiles, umbrellas, and being careful while wearing thongs.
This week there was french bread, italian dinners, orange blossoms and wonderful rain storms. Claps of thunder and lightening and cooling rain gave way to extra humidity and frizzy hair. A rainbow cake, bus trips home - scrambling over fences to short cut through the highway. A trip on the metro watching little girls with red ribboned hair all dressed up on their way to somewhere. Slippery tiles, umbrellas, and being careful while wearing thongs.
Saturday, July 18, 2015
Perma Bakery
Well this was a nice way to spend the morning - in a quiet laneway eating fresh pastries from a french bakery in downtown Guangzhou. Sitting at a large table with a bunch of new friends, with that Saturday morning sound of about three conversations on the go at once.
As forewarned the coffee isn't great, but the bread is fantastic and the pastries are good too. How is there a little boulangerie off a laneway in Guangzhou? Apparently the owner is French and met his wife while she was studying in France and now they are back in her part of the world. And I was thinking, there must be so many nice little stories like this - of why people end up in places you don't expect.
Anyways, the bread is good and I'm sure I'll be back. Parma Shop: No.38 Jianshe Wu Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou
As forewarned the coffee isn't great, but the bread is fantastic and the pastries are good too. How is there a little boulangerie off a laneway in Guangzhou? Apparently the owner is French and met his wife while she was studying in France and now they are back in her part of the world. And I was thinking, there must be so many nice little stories like this - of why people end up in places you don't expect.
Anyways, the bread is good and I'm sure I'll be back. Parma Shop: No.38 Jianshe Wu Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou
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