28 Dec 2012
by smkelly8
in food, Religion, China, photos, expat life, architecture, art, museum, Blogging Challenge, meme, Jinan, Holiday
Tags: China, art, Jinan, postaweek2012, postaday2012, Seiberling Mansion, Indiana, Kokomo, Henan, Kaifeng, Suzhou, Jiangsu

Fried Yoghurt, China

Jinan’s Confucian Temple

Suzhou, China

China

Summer Palace

Kaifeng, China

Beijing, China

Luoyang, China

Humble Administrator’s Garden, Suzhou, China
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22 Dec 2012
by smkelly8
in Blogging Challenge, China, commerce, media, photos
Tags: advertising, bizarre, DailyPost, marketing, McDonald's, postaday2012, postaweek2012, troubling, violence

A brain-shaped poster in a McDonald’s in Shanghai
My friends and I were quite surprised to see this cover a wall at McDonald’s. Most of the images symbolize violence and there are few if any females represented. What on earth does this say? Why would McDonald’s have this to view while you eat? It’s on Nanjing Road East if you want to see it.
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15 Dec 2012
by smkelly8
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Tags: Bali, Hinduism, Indonesial, postaday2012, postaweek2012, temple

Hindu Temple, Bali
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22 Nov 2012
by smkelly8
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Tags: China, Jinan, postaday2012, postaweek2012, Shandong
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02 Nov 2012
by smkelly8
in art, China, culture, museum
Tags: DailyPost, Friday, Geometry, Photograph, postaday2012, postaweek2012, Wordpress

At the Forest Park Exhibition Hall

This week were were directed to concentrate on shape, on geometry, to crop a photo so the geometry stood out.
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26 Oct 2012
by smkelly8
in architecture, Blogging Challenge, China, culture, expat life, meme, photos, travel
Tags: Buddhist, Photograph, postaday2012, postaweek2012, temples

Chiang Mai, Thailand

Pingyao, China
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13 Oct 2012
by smkelly8
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Tags: China, DailyPost, Henan, Longmen Caves, Luoyang, postaday2012, postaweek2012, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Buddha in the Old Sun Cave
The Buddha shown above is the showstopper at the Longmen Caves in Luoyang, Henan, China.
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22 Sep 2012
by smkelly8
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Tags: Buddha, DailyPost, Jinan, Photograph, postaday2012, postaweek2012, statue, Thousand Buddha Mountain

Solitary and Happy
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14 Sep 2012
by smkelly8
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Tags: China, DailyPost, Foshan, Jinan, Photograph, postaday2012, postaweek2012

At the market

Every morning they’re out there selling

Chinese Chess
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01 Sep 2012
by smkelly8
in art, Blogging Challenge, Chicago
Tags: Chicago, Controversy, Marilyn Monroe, Michigan Avenue, postaday2012, postaweek2012, sculpture

Marilyn Monroe: at her freest
Given her life, from a troubled childhood to a tragic early death, I don’t think Marilyn always embodied a free spirit, but here she sure does. Sculpture by Seward Johnson.
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