The Blue Bar, the Wuxi, China Expat pub that was shut down after an angry mob stood outside its doors last week, will reopen tonight (Monday). I plan on putting in an short appearance before going home to see my wife, who has been critical of the Blue Bar.
A few Expats, I have heard, are waiting to see what happens before they return to the pub.
If you are interested, you can go to Dave's ESL Cafe to see an ad posted looking for teacher(s) who can start in June.
What is with these people who are either congenital liars or always late? Is there some deficient in the chemical make-up of their brains? Are their brains also lacking in moral capacity?
Tony had a fever this weekend. It went away Sunday night. But Tony has been very fussy in the aftermath. He doesn't not like to be put down. When you think he has fallen asleep in your arms, he will start to scream as you try to put him down.
My son Tony is learning how to give high fives.
The trainer who was interviewed by the Wuxi Police last week on account of knowing a central figure in the Blue Bar fiasco has some stories to tell. The police told him how much they know about his goings-on. They could tell him when he meet this person or that person or when and where he went for trips. (I wonder if the police are reading this blog entry).
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