Once you get to know the Asians better you can start to tell them apart.

I was at the airport one day waiting for somebody and there were a lot of foreigners going by. And when it came to Asian people/families, I started playing a game with myself (I was so bored), to guess where they are from when they are walking up from far away, and by the time they reached my vincinity I would hear them talking, and confirm whether my guess was right or not.

I was mostly right, and it was a surprisingly entertaining game.

To me, most Europeans look alike… sometimes I can tell a heavily french-looking or heaviliy Italian-looking person apart, but I still need practice. But people who have lived in Europe for long can tell apart those people!

It can be judged by the way they dress, talk, facial expressions even, as those small traits are all cumulative results of a cultural upbringing!

Play that game sometime - you’ll love it.

I have a great photo of me standing next to a Ferrari outside the Capital Hotel in Beijing.

I’ll talk about the project shortly!!! In the meanwhile, I have more photos of HOT HOT HOT Costa Rican models that partied with us the other night…

What the frig are you doing in Costa Rica would be a more interesting series of posts. Crazy Chinese Canadians.

Don’t quote me, but I read once that area codes were assigned according to some sort of population-based priority. look at a big metro areas like NYC (212). That is a quick area code to dial on a rotary phone, which is how we all dialed out not too terribly long ago.