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It’s now late April, which makes this the largest gap in updating in some time. In order to make it seem somewhat worthwhile, I have made public a general re-design of the site I did a while back. It’s hardly wonderful, but I was getting tired of the old look. […]

Take a Pew
Following the last update, technical problems sprang forth and set upon us with viciousness. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Quite a few pictures were taken, but putting them online was altogether more annoying. The technical issues have been solved, though this should not be taken as a sign […]

This showed up on a menu at a restaurant I visited with my classmates:

Photos of that dinner and a selection of silly photos also exist.

More photos: apartment, and language buddies (and two random people) in Beihai Park.

These photos are more meaningful if you know what they mean!
Edit: In retrospect, that doesn’t sound very nice. These are photos of a street sharing my name, the exterior of my apartment, and of my living room.

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Now in Beijing. A few things have happened in the interim; things such as this.
Edit (slightly later): Apologies for the questionable use of the above semicolon.

Spring is beginning to arrive.

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A friend of mine decided to pop into Baghdad today, and snapped this photo. I am at a loss for words:
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My sister has also been travelling, and has the videos to prove it.

Even though you can’t see the puck, this is a beautiful thing (click to enlarge):

(Leafs center Nieuwendyk scoring against Senators goalie Lalime)
At times like these, all I can say is long live the glorious kolkhoz peasantry, active builders of Communism!