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| Cup o' Joe coffee shop (where I'm posting from right now) |
I am up and about and walking or biking the 5-15 minute walks in between my apartment and/or school or Cup o Joe coffee shop, to access the Internet. Also, daily, I have walked or biked to make a shopping trip with new friends. I've been purchasing items for settling into the apartment. Today I made a trip all by myself to a nearby store, and even caught my first tuk-tuk taxi ride back to the apartment! Here's a link to the video I took, if you're interested in what the rides are like, and I've embedded the video below as well.


People do not hesitate to sound their horns, do they?
ReplyDeleteNo, not at all. It is a part of the culture here. They honk to let you know they're coming up behind you, passing, or even if they know they're about to run a red light, they'll lay on the horn and sound it all the way through the intersection. Haha. Rules of the road are much different than in the U.S. You'll never want me to drive again when I come visit. Between my crazy Latin American driving tendencies, and now China...
DeleteI think I'd be terrified!
ReplyDeleteYou probably would be. It takes a change of mindset to become accustomed.
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