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Insomnia

Insomnia

By Sascha on October 31, 2012

Sometimes I can’t sleep at night, I toss and turn, alarm bells and laughter going off in the street. Honking cars in my dreams. I can’t get no peace. So I get up and get dressed and toss on my shoes and walk through Hongpailou. Sometime I remember to bring my camera. These shots were [...]

Posted in Chengdu, Words | Tagged Chengdu, dreams, pig fat, sichuan, street food | Leave a response

What the Wenchuan Quake makes me think of

What the Wenchuan Quake makes me think of

By Sascha on May 13, 2011

I still choke up every time I read about the kids that died in the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake. I’ll remember the pictures of a girl impaled on rebar as screaming parents reached up to her … one of them balanced on crumbling concrete trying to reach her before she faded out. I’ll see the blood [...]

Posted in Chengdu, China, earthquake | Tagged Chengdu, earthquake, schoolchildren, sichuan, wenchuan earthquake | 3 Responses

Horse & Tea Trade Route

Horse & Tea Trade Route

By Sascha on February 17, 2011

I’ve been up and down this road and written a few things about it — the road that links India and Southeast Asia with southwest China and Tibet. Here are links to the stories I have written and also a lil slideshow to boot: Yunnan, yonis, Sichuan & ponies Shaxi Town The Horse and Tea [...]

Posted in Tales of This and That, Travel | Tagged ancient tea horse road, dali, horse and tea trade route, lijiang, monks, nomads, sichuan, Tea, Tibet, tiger leaping gorge tea, yunnan | Leave a response

Horses and Tea and all manner of Roads

By Sascha on November 24, 2010

I’ve been up and down the “horse and tea trade route” a few times. basically the road from Chengdu south to Bangkok, as far as I am concerned. It extends west all the way to Lhasa and beyond and north to Xi’an, but basically the middle half (Yunnan and Sichuan) is where a lot of [...]

Posted in China, Essays, Words | Tagged ancient tea horse road, horse and tea trade route, my people, shaxi, sichuan, yunnan | Leave a response

New ish has come to Light

By Sascha on September 28, 2010

If you have not noticed, I have a few Fiction tales up. I won’t be posting a bunch of tales there, just a couple to whet peoples’ appetites. The latest one is called, “The Imam who Sang” and I like it. Check it out. I also just recently updated Nonfiction to reflect some work i [...]

Posted in Essays, Tales of This and That, Words | Tagged Chengdu, essays, fiction, God, Lugu Lake, News Stories, short stories, sichuan, sichuan earthquake, south china morning post, spirituality | Leave a response

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