A man dressed in drab old clothes rides a rusty, thirty-some year old bicycle. He chats on his cell phone as he pedals down a busy Pudong street.
Everyone in Shanghai has a cell phone. Really.
Have I mentioned that 10 years ago in Shanghai, due to lack of phone service, the main form of communication was the telegram?
Amazing.
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Liptak Kids, May 2012
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- We adopted our youngest child, Gwen, from the Sichuan province in China in 2005, making our family SIX. In 2007, we were given the opportunity to move to Shanghai, where we lived for just a few weeks shy of five years. Now we are back in the Chicago area and readjusting to life in the US!
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Hi, Lynne. If you have email access, drop me a line at maryportanova@comcast.net.
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