Last Bits of Shanghai

Here are some last photos of Shanghai life.


I did a lot of work at Hult until I realized that I could hook up my laptop to our TV and have two screens.




Michael went to India with his Hult Prize team. He left me a penguin to keep me company. We made breadsticks.




Meanwhile, Michael was in India buying way more Indian food than I requested and making a woman at the supermarket angry.




My sunburns had loose skin on top that would fill with water when I showered and made me scared it would rip if it got too full.




The scariest picture of my sunburn. Sorry. Ack, it was painful.




Michael can always make me laugh.




We went to dinner at my friend Linwo's house. He walked us through this cool little area in the southwest corner of Shanghai that we'd never heard of.




We got to see his new baby, who had a shaved head. I tried to help him log in to Facebook using my VPN (does that mean I'm a bad person), but he couldn't remember his password and recovery didn't work because he couldn't remember which birth date he'd put in . . .



We had a goodbye breakfast at Downstairs Cafe in the Urbn Hotel, and I was happily surprised how many friends came. The food and service were a bit disappointing, though.




One of the silver linings of living at Tianhong Residence was that we got to be good friends with lovely Kate and Ben.



The day before we left, after my digital perm, I baked for a couple of hours with Lucia and then Kate because I needed to use up some remaining cocoa and sugar. Yes, those are Brazilian brigadeiro on the left. My friend Marcio was so nice to teach us how.