Author: Pushing Time

I'm an award-winning author who lives and writes in New York City. I'm also an avid photographer that drags not only my laptop, but also my Nikon where ever I go. I have an MFA in Writing from Sarah Lawrence College. Most of my work life has been in the mental health field, though for the last 10 years devoteI have devoted myself to writing fulltime and taking photographs.

VISITING THE PANDAS

Well, I can’t say that seeing the Panda Bears was a fun experience. That day Beijing was as hot and muggy as any summer day in NYC. And it didn’t see like the Pandas were happy with the weather either.…

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AH, BACK TO NORMAL. WELL, SORT OF.

Well, we’re back and our first full day we decided to pick up Devon from his school. We headed for the park and let him run around in the sprinklers. What a great thing to see, kids running and screaming,…

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TO BLOG OR NOT TO BLOG IN CHINA

Well, I cannot get into my blog and when I had one of the women who works in this internet/business room in our hotel she translated for me what I had not been able to understand for at least four…

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HOUTONG

On our first day here before the tour started we walked around an old district of BeiJing. I’m now sure what the area was called but it was near the Antique Market.The houses were very assembled in something akin to…

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THE FORBIDDEN CITY

The entrance to The Frbidden City is just acorss the large roadway that surrowds Tian’anmen Square. Chairman Mao’s portrait sits atop the enormous gate to this huge place. The interesting thing about this site is how immense it is. I…

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CHERRY VENDERS

I cannot keep up with all the things that we are doing. So, I’ll be giving a view of what we are seeing and doing as I have time. The potograph above is a common sight this time of the…

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TIAN’ANMEN SQUARE

Yesterday we had gotten our first view of Tian’anmen Square from a taxi window as we drove passed. There were thousands of people crowding together. It was late in the afternoon and the sky was threatening rain. So when our…

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SINGING MOUNTAIN

Probably the most difficult for me to explain is our next stop at the Singing Mountain Park that overlooks the Forbidden City. As we stepped through the entrance we immediately heard a large group of people singing. Their voices rising…

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