90/365

The interior of a shopping mall in Xu Jia Hui, I love the Escher-style
disorientation of this photo.

89/365

Phil going native

88/365

The Asian Hello Kitty obsession has reach a sad new level- Hello Kitty
eggs.

87/365

More fun using the lomo application on my iPhone.

86/365

Spring wreath Easter 'bonnets' we made in my nursery class for our
school's Easter Parade next week. The kids look adorable with these on
their heads!

85/365

84/365

One of the children in my class, sad after falling off a tricycle.

83/365

Cars through a rainy taxi window (taken using a Lomo style filter
application on my iPhone)

82/365

Todays photo was taken of me by Phil as I had a slight panic attack
after reaslising I knew what the "t" in Captain James T Kirk (of Star
Trek fame) stood for. Yes, I'm officially a Trekkie, and I blame Phil.

80/365

A sock monkey and monster doll I made- one of my latest hobbies is
making stuffed toys just for fun.

79/365

These motocycles represent one of the best things about living in
shanghai- you can call this company and order food to be delivered to
your house from any one of about 100 different restaurants in Shanghai.

78/365

A typical Shanghai silhouette: power lines, a crane, buildings and a
few trees. And if you look very closely in the foreground you can just
make out a few cyclists.

77/365

After four and a half years living in Shanghai, it's hard to remember
a time when it seemed odd to see a perfect stranger's underwear
hanging in the street!

76/365

The dentist 'menu' and the Chinese dental hosital I am currently
having a root canal proceedure at. The wall contains headshots of the
all the dentists, their credentials and speciaties- patients choose
who they want to see then go to the cashier to pay before seeing them.

75/364

Kids in my nursery class make snails while learning about the topic of
fast and slow.

74/365

Homemade "icecream"- actually blended frozen bananas. I made Phil's on
the left with peanut butter and chocolate topping and mine just has
strawberries. Yummy!

73/365

More Chinglish... Not exactly sure what they meant by this one!

72/365

Foot massage.... Ooh yeah baby.

71/365

Kindergarten 007

70/365

In contrast to yesterday, todays weather is finally starting to look
nice!

69/365

A rare sight in Shanghai: snow on the grass this morning.

68/365

Todays photo is a screen shot of the weather forcast on my phone- yes
it's snowing in March. This is ridiculous weather for Shanghai.

67/365

The 'after' photo of the hours we spent cleaning up our DVDs yesterday.

66/365

Halfway through the process of organising our tv series collection and
there are still this many DVDs to go!

65/365

View from the aquarium at a pet and flower Market in Gubei area.

65/365

Rain. I'm so over this weather.

63/365

Semi-demolished buildings behind our apartment- people are still
living here.

62/365

Yes the Golden Arches are everywhere.

61/365

Living overseas turns mundane grocery items into a special treat: this
146g tube of Vegemite costs AU$7.50!

60/365

With the largest Chinese notes being equal to about $14.50, you need a
pretty big purse just to pay rent! I always feel more like I am paying
a ransom than rent.