Huānyíng guānglín zai SHANGHAI!: Easter Picnic...

This Blog is about loving and living in Shanghai. 25 Million Chinese and US! - two "lao wais" (foreigners) called Paul and Angelika who are living right in the heart of the city.Not one day passes where we don´t get fascinated by living here as this place is full of stories and adventures. Big ones, small ones and of coarse our very personal one. You are warmly invited to experience some of these adventures with us and to find out that after all Shanghai is only just a little more crazy than other parts in the world. It´s all a matter of perspective :-). Welcome to our home and to the GOLDLINCOLN Blog!

Dienstag, 26. April 2011

Easter Picnic...

Easter is not really a big thing in China, not even in the year of the rabbit. However this did not stop us to celebrate it anyway. Not much different really to how many of you enjoyed it back home: with a picknic in the century garden park in Shanghai:

worth to mention that I discovered two skills on that weekend:

1st: I´m able to bake something

2nd: I´m a natural in Badminton!

What a nice day that was - to be repeated!

1 Kommentar:

ALEXandra26. Mai 2011 um 12:57
na das sieht ja mal lecker und entspannt aus ...
schön, dass es euch so gut geht!
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