Da Shur Ko

Da Shur Ko

Kendall and I live in a city called Dantu and it's basically the suburb on Zhenjiang. Zhenjiang has one million people living in it, which is actually small for China. Da Shur Ko is downtown Zhenjiang. It is a 30 minute bus ride away and it's our favorite activity! 

Basically Da Shur Ko is where it's at. 

One night we were meeting some friends and we happened to stumble across our greatest find, the night market! 

You can buy anything here. Food, clothes, knick knacks, they have it all! If you are hungry,  here is some appetizing food you can eat 

I don't know what this is...

(EEL on a stick)

Even with all this DELICIOUS food sometimes we have a hard time finding dinner 

You can buy anything for super cheap

This is our favorite. In this lovely pile of clothes everything is 5 yuan. That is about 80 cents. You have to DIG to find anything good, but trust me we have found some treasures.

I love boys that move fast! 

Ken found puppies! She was loving life

We buy matching Everything :)

Our loot for the night! 9 shirts, a pair of Nike tennis shoes, perfume, nail polish, Hello Kitty stickers, and a kitty poster. All for about $25!

On a normal night we usually don't come out with this much stuff... 

Now I am sure you understand why this is our favorite place!!

Chinaaa

Helllo blogging world! So guess what? I'm in China! I have been here for over a month now and haven't blogged yet, but after this LOOK OUT world! I am totally getting on this blogging train.
 I guess I'll start with telling this very funny story of what happened today. Kendall and I were in our bedrooms and there were little kids below us picking up garbage & such on the grounds. I have this idea to take some candy and throw it at them, not really to be nice just because I thought it would be funny. We went out on our balcony and threw a handful of candy at them and ran back in side. A couple minutes later we hear yelling & screaming coming from outside. We open the door and go out to our balcony and we here "Louchure Louchure!" (teacher in Chinese) and there was a plethora of little children yelling & jumping around below. We ended up throwing lots of candy down to them and it made my whole day! Thanks mom for sending me candy it went to good use :) Here is a video to prove it!