Black Dream

I think the internet is more interesting than some books, but it has filled my time since I have few English books to read in China.

In US we go to the library at least twice a week, but not here.

I enjoyed your stories. Your written English is pretty good. Why do you have the title HelloMarch"?

Also blogging isn't difficult if you do it for yourself.....I blog to get out my frustration. Then people started reading it and seemed to enjoy it. I was actually shocked. Then I became member of the week. I was again very shocked. Now I feel an obligation to blog and some how it's a little different, but I try to have the orginial attitude.

The hit sites are now over 47,000 since Jan of this year. I know it is the same people coming back again and again. Usually those who are adopting and want to know more about China, while they wait for their children. I wish I could help them more. Pam in Henan

My blog it's also almost unvisited. Only some of my very close friends visit it. But I do not normally care. As Pam, I write to pull out my frustration and my sadness, for I'm quite a reserved-depressive guy, but I'm not sure if it is me or those deeply intrincate, subtle and personal messages I write that keep people running away from my blog. Still, I think that my posts are very... mmm... selfpaced (meaning I write once every other year =P) so I suppose with a little bit of more updates... (I hope those essay writing lessons at college can help me through that)

I find your blog very interesting, but I can't speak chinese, so I don't know the non-english posts. I read it from time to time, but normally do no have time to comment, and I suppose most of the people has the same excuse, but keep up the good work.

Anonymous writes: Please keep up the blog! It is very interesting. Mom to 6 One adopted from China in March 06