The boys and I went to Chinatown for a few hours where we window-shopped and bought a few souvenirs at reasonable prices. We found an authentic outfit for Nathan, who will be starting Chinese immersion school in a couple of weeks. He has been insisting that he will need to dress Chinese if he is going to speak it. While we were going from stall to stall, clouds gathered and we enjoyed a cool breeze from the hot muggy weather we'd been enduring. Soon shop owners began draping plastic and shutting up their street panels. Before we knew it, sheets of rain were soaking everything in sight, including us. We didn't even mind since it was our first chance to cool off in three days.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Chinese Immersion
The boys and I went to Chinatown for a few hours where we window-shopped and bought a few souvenirs at reasonable prices. We found an authentic outfit for Nathan, who will be starting Chinese immersion school in a couple of weeks. He has been insisting that he will need to dress Chinese if he is going to speak it. While we were going from stall to stall, clouds gathered and we enjoyed a cool breeze from the hot muggy weather we'd been enduring. Soon shop owners began draping plastic and shutting up their street panels. Before we knew it, sheets of rain were soaking everything in sight, including us. We didn't even mind since it was our first chance to cool off in three days.
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