The first 3 pictures are examples of the types of dumplings we had. They were filled with shirmp, fish, lamb, pork, and chicken.
Beautiful bowl in which our last course of dumpling soup was warming and was served in.
Melissa is smiling because she was getting good at using chopsticks.
Melissa and I outside the restaurant on a beautiful Sunday afternoon.
This is were we went for dinner after our trip to the Terra Cotta Warriors. For 100 RMB ($20 USD) we had 18 courses. Each and everyone was delicious. We were stuffed and ready for the plane ride back to Beijing. It was the end of wonderful trip to Xi'an.
3 comments:
Those dumplings look yummy.It must be a thrill to be at the actual events and see history being made and be a part of it. Keep up the great blogs.
-G
Hey G,
It is incredible to see these events. I've enjoyed everyone I've attended. The women's marathon was amazing. The Bird's Nest is awesome. While waiting the Chinese put on wonderful performances of a cultural nature. The crowd was fantastic. Hardly anyone left before the last women finished. The effort shown by these women brought tears to my eyes as I cheered them on to the finish line.
Hey Ar-
Dumplings looked super yumm-O! I'm so glad you are having such a blast. That is really such an amazing opportunity. I'm so proud of you and your newfound tech skills! I miss you a lot and will see you next week.
Love you!
P.S. Where are pics of you and the athletes? =)
Jerrilyn <3
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