The figurative dust kicked up by my transition from the US to Xinjiang has settled, so to speak. I’ve already confided in a friend of mine that I really believe, after four weeks here, I can safely say I’ve settled in, made a “home” (though we’re all still is waiting for a beautiful Uyghur carpet), [...]
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The Dust has Settled
Posted in Geography, Huashan High School, My Students on September 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The Story of a Vincent in Xinjiang
Posted in Geography, Introduction, XPCC on August 8, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Hi there!
My name is Vincent. Unlike most of my childhood friends, I kept on digging, and digging, and digging that pit, knowing that someday, I would make it to the other side. And now, I’ve made it to China.
In a bureaucratic sense, anyways. I’m actually in Indiana, heh heh, but today, after a months-long, [...]


