Ice cream

Today during the mid-class break, I took my students to a nearby icecream vendor and bought them all a popsicle. I figured, my lesson topics are all about food, so it's only fair that I feed them after making them hungry. :o)
I got one for myself, too, and dripped some on my shirt. It's crazy... popsicles here start melting a lot faster, and I just can't keep up. I've probably dripped a little popsicle juice on myself every time I buy one here.
This weekend I went to a big super-mall and there was a Dairy Queen! I got an oreo blizzard, and there was a sign that said "served upside-down, or it's free." I have no idea why, unless it's to show that it's not melty? Who knows. But it was every bit as good as the ones in Ohio. :o)
Here's the super-mall in the distance. five floors of shops! WOW!
Tonight after watching "Hairspray" with a big group of students, I went to get a head massage at a hair salon. They wash your hair, massage awhile, then dry and style it. For 15 yuan, which is around 2 dollars. Too bad the styling doesn't last in the heat... the second I walk out the door, my hair is flat. :o)

Good night, all. I'm in need of every bit of sleep I can get!