Ah well, too many Belgians on TV going abroad (Beijing express, some survivalist shows, ...) to get a sponsor. also, remember Belgium is small and divided into 2 language parts (like your home country
) - we've got like about 8 tv channels!
But hey, I work at the radio, maybe there's something in there for me? Or the online content market, whatever. Good idea anyway, I'll look into that!
I'm glad I could contribute something to your China blog:
# If you have a cellphone, PAY ATTENTION TO IT!!!
# Always, Always make sure you got EVERYTHING before you leave an area or vehicle.
# Cameras and necklaces’ straps/chains should be reinforced, if it can be cut, it’s gone.
Been there ^_^
Ok, the cam was from my ex, and the cell from the company. And I rarely get attached to objects anyway.
Good blog you've got there, and all quite recognizeable... Indeed all Western people are attractions, and people heard us out about a lot of stuff. I remember the short chick showing her diary with pics and drawings to 1/2 of a train station, and some guy asking how much I earn per month (to which I lied greatly of course, wasn't in the mood for getting mugged).
Anyway, I won't clog up this post too much - can you PM me your mail address? I've just installed a new antispam service at the office (Postini), I'll whitelist you, then probably your mail will get through
Thanks again for a great time and a good memory! Indeed, as your blog mentions, China is for the adventurous but down to earth types, prepared to eat unrecognizeable goo and have some nasty diarrhea.
Still proud of being able to say, amongst these Dogmeat-story phantasizing bunch, that I did really eat dog. And it was quite OK.
At least I think I did, can we really trust the Chinese on their word? :p
That was the busiest 2 weeks of my life that I do not want to repeat.