View Full Version : By the way Happy Thanks Giving
I sure miss having Turkey it has been 5 years.
SerialKillinSam
11-27-2003, 09:36 PM
happy thanks giving to you too. turkey for my family was good this year last year it was so so so dry. i didnt know canadians celebrated thanksgiving i tought it was just an american holiday. but how is living in china it doesnt seem like it would be fun or a happy place to be =/
anyway keep up the good work and have a good time for whatever you do.
dynomite
11-27-2003, 09:44 PM
next year come home for the holidays
It can be interesting. I love movies and for about 2 years I was in an area that they never saw a foreigner well in this little village I found VCD of the latest movies, pirated poor quality but I was still in touch and now that I am in Shenzhen I have about 1200 DVDs and music CDs and then can you image Starbucks open just next door to me! China is an amazing place, it is like a huge machine, and you have no idea how this country is cracking out product. In Shenzhen I have seen some of the best architecture that I have ever seen and I have been to many places in the world and all of it was built in 10 years and you see construction going on everywhere. There are architects coming in from all over the world to design these building and the Chinese are eating them up. These architects seem to have a free hand because of owners? deep pockets so each one is try to beat the previous design for someone like me this is a pleasure to see. I have bumped into artists here and I want to help them introduce their art to the outside world, these people are really talented. I have to run now to the factory we are very busy with the production of al the new belt clips.
galachef55
11-27-2003, 11:01 PM
SKS: In Canada we celebrate Thanksgiving in late October. When I first came to the US I was surpised how big the holiday is here, but I guess it's to be expected with it occuring so close to Christmas.
I seen the New York parade on CBS this morning and they said about 2 million people were outside watching it so that is big. Xmas is such a nice time of the year and their parade is a great way to get into the mood.
Nicholas
11-28-2003, 02:32 AM
Wow i didnt even know about anything like that. Man canada almost doenst care about thanksgiving. You get the day off but thats about it. No big sales, no big parades, no nothing. Or at least in edmonton.
dynomite
11-28-2003, 01:38 PM
nope edmonton could care less about thanksgiving