The Beijing Family is a fictional book series about a billionaire family from Beijing making Beverly Hills their new home. It depicts a modern Chinese family adjusting to their new life in the U.S. filled with new friends and life events spiced with intriguing cultural nuances, a historical past that haunt them, modern trends they can't escape and enchanting mythology and folklore. The characters occasionally speak Mandarin too - Aiyahh!
Friday, June 28, 2013
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Hurricane drinks in N'Awlins!
Bourbon Street is the only place I know in the US where people can walk around with their drinks openly on the streets. Famous for serving their Hurricanes cocktails, a friend was knocked out once from drinking that strong concoction. It will #@!&% the *&#@! out of you!
Bourbon Street in the French Quarter
Bourbon Street in the French Quarter, New Orleans. Lots of southern charm and fun things to do! The best shrimp gumbo I had was in a dumpy little take out on a street corner.
The Voodoo Museum in New Orleans
Have you been to the famous Voodoo Museum in New Orleans or N'Awlins? They show you the different religions of Voodoo and will also give you cemetery tours and show you sights of hauntings. It's fun to learn and cool to see. www.voodoomuseum.com
Kara seeks a powerful voodoo priestess in The Beijing Ghosts
Desperate to vanquish blood-thirsty ghosts in The Beijing Ghosts, Kara Chan seeks a powerful voodoo priestess - Clarice Delphine Beaulieu. She is a direct descendent of Marie Laveau, the renowned 'Voodoo Queen' that brought the mysticism of voodoo from Santo Domingo to the sleepy backwaters of N'Awlins back in the 19th century.
Monday, June 24, 2013
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