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February 24, 2005
Contact Info
Alright, alright. If you're interested in contacting me, here's my mailing address. Just be aware that letters can take from 1 to 8 weeks to arrive and packages will take 2 to 12 weeks...so don't send me a turkey sandwich, even though I'd really love to eat one.
Michael Manning (Circle English)
c/o Tang Ling
Bazhou People's Hospital
Renmin Road
Kuerle, Xinjiang
CHINA
If you'd like to reach me by phone, you can try my home number. You'll probably have to add some sort of code to dial outside of the country before this number, but I'm not quite sure. If you figure it out, let me know and I'll add the information here.
+86 (China's Code) +996 (Korla City Code) +8888330 (My phone number)
If you're going to call, please be aware of the "unofficial" time difference: GMT +6 hours, New York +11 hours, California +14 hours, Hawaii +17 hours. I look forward to hearing from you.
posted February 24, 2005 at 03:51 PM unofficial Xinjiang time | HaoHao This!
Comments
You crack me up! The turkey sandwich comment is so YOU. Laughed out loud. I'm thinking that VOIP might be my best option for phone contact...will let you know. You are the best. Love ya.
The comment above was posted by dad at February 25, 2005 03:33 AM unofficial Xinjiang time.
He Manning man..
Great railtrip dude. How's the mexican food over there?
--Team Holland
The comment above was posted by Evan Goris at February 26, 2005 10:18 AM unofficial Xinjiang time.
Mexican food? What's that? There's not even anything close over here. They don't even have cheese! In fact, Korla has no ethnic cuisine outside of the various Chinese provinces' food, Uyghur food, and quasi-American style fast food. Someone needs to open a Taco Bell!
The comment above was posted by manning at February 26, 2005 11:35 AM unofficial Xinjiang time.
I used your picture "Entering Xinjiang on New Year" on my Webpage, together with a link and naming the source. Hope you agree.
Yours
Rupprecht
The comment above was posted by Rupprecht Mayer at March 10, 2005 02:59 PM unofficial Xinjiang time.
Forgot URL: www.chinablaetter.info (sorry, in German)
Rupprecht
The comment above was posted by Rupprecht Mayer at March 10, 2005 03:21 PM unofficial Xinjiang time.
I will be visiting Kuerla at the end of next week on a business trip.
Prior to flying to Kuerla, I will be in Urumqi.
How are the internet connections in this area? Is there any high speed service, as I would like to be able to make calls on the Internet.
Hope you are enjoying
The comment above was posted by Arthur at May 9, 2005 08:53 PM unofficial Xinjiang time.
Hey man...
Just a quick salute from an ex-Korlean. I lived in Korla for 6 months a couple of years ago, - I have some quetions: are you beeing stalked by an 18 year old Uyghur by the name of Ahaiti (or Jackie) ...
The comment above was posted by Johannes Busck at May 19, 2005 09:41 AM unofficial Xinjiang time.
Hi, I'm so happy to run into your site! It made me want to laugh and cry stimultaneously. Especially when I came to the part about continually hearing a loud "hello" from somewhere far behind you when walking down the street, and the cravings for a turkey sandwich. Thanks for all this and more. Sincerely, Another American Teaching English Along The Silk Road ~~
The comment above was posted by Jacey at June 22, 2005 09:24 PM unofficial Xinjiang time.
Hey I am a friend of Ken and if yu need anything in Beijing let me know
The comment above was posted by clay jones at July 6, 2005 08:42 AM unofficial Xinjiang time.
I traveled in China last year and enjoyed the trip but of course was glad to get back home. (USA)I met so many that wanted to know anything about the USA and I understood as I had so many questions about China. Loved to see the planting they were doing for 2008 and I hope they keep it after the 2008 games. Your turkey sandwich comment made me laugh as I would have enjoyed one there after 10 days of travel....Huggs to you especially at the Holiday times. Darlene
The comment above was posted by Darlene at March 17, 2006 01:46 AM unofficial Xinjiang time.