Caleb's Blog

I’ve started up two other blogs more specific to Taipei.

Me passed out in full sunlight, in the sand, in a cave.

For about the past month or two, I’ve been culminating my little self-improvement experiment I’ve piddled around with since my freshman year in college.

Our second day in Osaka, we decided we were done with Osaka, and so headed to Nara, a popular tourist spot for Japanese people.

Osakajo, or Osaka Castle In Osaka.

The conference has ended and I’m chilling in a hostel in little India.

I think Singapore is probably a very beautiful country, but I haven’t been able to get out of the venue yet.

The wireless randomly started working today.

After a helluva stressful week and an essay finished a few hours before my boarding time, im chillin in my flight.

I headed to Austin for Spring break after a fantastic social with the BD Houston team (it got sloppy).

Had a call today for all ICX AIESEC FACI’s.

First of all, I’ve been uploading my videos to my youtube channel.

Mathematical!

Frog on my face So there I am in a Western Style Ranch doing the same 5 things 3 times each.

So last weekend the kindergarten went on a four day trip off into “Western Ranch Area.”

Work started at the kindergarten just a day after I arrived.

Finally got an internet connection going.

Japanese AIESECers I landed in Tokyo at 4pm, it’s now 1130 and I got to the place I’m crashing for the night about 20 minutes ago, with all my luggage.

Why do I always get wing seats?

I think that picture define’s my mood over the past two weeks pretty well.

I can be a sensitive guy, dammit!

A Toast to Meat I had gotten home from the AIESEC conference utterly exhausted and with a broken voice.

First: News.

Updates: Ivy Zhang came and went out of our lives way too quickly.

Just after Christmas, I hopped on a plane to O’hare.

The plays went awesomely.

Finished a draft of “Dark Rocks in Space” in time to submit it to Glass Mountain today.

Time to get back on track.

The Red Wings project is over, and I have started teaching at a foreign language training school called “Cambridge Language School.”

Things are getting out of order on this blog.

Over the past two weeks, I have been to Suzhou, Hanzhou, and Shanghai, and participated in an absurd volume of activities.

Last weekend, Alex, Chen, and I went to Shanghai.

The Dragon Boat festival is this entire weekend.

I was given a few days to relax after our trip to Nanjing, and so we’ve been doing various chillax activities around the city, ranging from tours of the local lake, karaoke, clubbing, and hanging out at the mall.

This is a long one.

Last week, Chen and I went to some sort of school to present on our culture and english learning methods.

Sorry I’ve been so behind, it’s been intensely busy.

Things are stupid busy.

Link to Flikr photostream, I think.

Everything went great, except for leaving my laptop with TSA in Los Angeles.

What have I gotten myself into?

So, I thought I’d have to have a friend in the US post up blogs for me, but it seems that as long as I have access to email, I can just email blog posts to be posted automatically.

Two days to go.