Monthly Archives: September 2010
The Value of an Education
Because you’re special, you get to see a photo of some of the people I make reference to in the article that Tribune readers didn’t get to see! Continue reading
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Guess what I’VE been doing?
… things than the inside of a hotel room! Continue reading
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You’re kidding, right???? How could you NOT know????!
I wouldn’t be surprised if Barack Obama has some Jamaican in him. But, at present, this is only a theory of mine…. Continue reading
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How to Meet Girls in Beijing, China
This post is expanded with even more serious tips on dating in the Kindle/Nook edition of Jamaican in China: Guess Who’s Coming to Dim Sum! (see left sidebar) (Don’t have a Kindle or Nook? CLICK HERE to order regular, ol’ … Continue reading
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One Night in Ho Hai!
A few days ago, I met up with another couchsurfer and her friend for a tour of a famous little section of Beijing.
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Nomadpreneuring 101–Question of the Day
Hey Walt, You’re actually living the life I’ve always wanted…to be anywhere in the world with my computer and still be making money…So tell me, how are you able to travel around from country to country…how do you work your business? … Continue reading
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Couchsurfing Party!
So, my adventure in Beijing, China continues. As a member of the Beijing group on the couchsurfing.org site, I found out about a Saturday evening gathering. As it was just a short walk from where I’m staying in Sanlitun, I decided to attend. Well-attended with a lot of international representation. Continue reading
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Speaking Spandarish, Tiananmen Tour, Mock Meat & Lunch Lotto
Subject: Jamaican in China—Speaking Spandarish, Tiananmen Tour, Mock Meat and Lunch Lotto From: walt@jamaicaninchina.com Date: Sept 3, 2010 3:00:55 PM GMT+10:00 So, I met Cong through the Couchsurfing.org website before I left Saipan. She graciously offered to take … Continue reading
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Life as we know it
This is a special email. It is being sent out of sequence to a select group of people to share with you what just happened on my second day in China (even though you haven’t received the first day’s chronicle yet), because the significance of what I’m about to share with you defies adequate description in words, and can not be overstated…. Continue reading
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Day 1. I think I’m going to like it here
The minute I step of the plane, I get besieged by people who want to take their photo with me.
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