Mr. Bousquet has used his 8 years of experience in teaching Management and English in China to produce a comprehensive handbook that bridges the gap between English and Chinese in terms of grammar and sentence structure. This tutor gives the reader basic notions of grammar, morphology, and syntax in terms that English speakers can relate to. These chapters are supported by a section on "word order" containing more than 250 examples with explanations on the usage of key particles, all fully annotated in pinyin. This book will be particularly useful to English teachers in helping them understand the Chinese "time frame" when teaching verbs and their tenses. "Great Book! I have used this guide to teach basic Chinese to adult foreigners. They love the easy-to-use common Chinese phrases when they are traveling in China. Thus, this is a must-buy for people traveling & doing business in Chinese-speaking countries like China, Singapore and more. 5 Star Rating!" -Dr.Alvin Chan, Education Consultant
In his memoirs, as Jack becomes a cross between Zarathustra and Mr. Bean as he yet again delivers a rhapsody of scattered ideas. With his self-serving authority here from the bud, he is resetting the lantern, giving it a different light. He goes back in time about his youth, tells long stories while he still drops in on salt of the earth to fell what they're up to. He exposes his past as a lucky human, privileged to live as a Baby-Boomer, with just enough security to have the luxury to dream. Jack also provides some insight on art through sculpture and writing. He tells stories, some short, some long and scatters them around to keep the reader on the alert even though the only point to this narrative is to provide a restful bedtime story with dreams of a Golden Bud in his Golden Years.
Jack and the Weed Stalk - From Hemperor to Budtender The philosophical musings of a retiree suffering from cannabis induced dementia blathering about God and evolution, the end of life, re-incarnation and the scientific god of Infinity. Jack, one day, comes across a Chinaman at the foot of a bonsai tree. The Chinaman calls it the Journey. It's not what it seems. Jack is looking at a giant weed stalk, shaped like a bonsai, reaching into heaven. Jack must decide if he'll continue the Journey toward Infinity or go back down the weed stalk and pursue his Theory of Infinity from home in a down to earth human way. Musings is a jumble of thoughts that occur to Jack, self-declared Hemperor, a retiree whose appetite for youth hasn't waned, spends his last days on the Weed Stalk as Budtender. This collection of fantasies constitutes light reading for those who inhale, heavy reading for heavy users, and controversial for virgins that don't share the Weed Attitude.
Jack takes the reader to a more elaborate world under the Weed Stalk. The are more parties with new characters to populate his dreams. Altogether these parties bring Jack's people to the Xmas World, a world of serenity set in the Elysium. As usual, Jack rambles on and on describing the feelings that different actors hold for one another. Between Ava, Stefania, Mishael and a wide assortment of deviants, eunuchs, LGBTs and Qs, there's a lot of love that dares not speak its name.
He's not demented. Jack is retired and actually quite serene in his new job as senior Budtender. He considers himself a gentleman horticulturist and retired "magic carpet" cosmologist. There's nothing backbreaking about being high especially here since he acquires his high by osmosis, in symbiosis with the Universe. His daily routine includes dropping in on the people who populate the planet, catching bits and pieces of their conversations. He's cryptic in his diaries, chronicles and hallucinations but only because his typing can't keep up with his fantasies. "I am the man who wants to know everything and I've had to adapt my way of thinking to that of a chameleon philosophy ready to bear the colors of all tartans.
Jack takes the reader to a more elaborate world under the Weed Stalk. The are more parties with new characters to populate his dreams. Altogether these parties bring Jack's people to the Xmas World, a world of serenity set in the Elysium. As usual, Jack rambles on and on describing the feelings that different actors hold for one another. Between Ava, Stefania, Mishael and a wide assortment of deviants, eunuchs, LGBTs and Qs, there's a lot of love that dares not speak its name.
In his memoirs, as Jack becomes a cross between Zarathustra and Mr. Bean as he yet again delivers a rhapsody of scattered ideas. With his self-serving authority here from the bud, he is resetting the lantern, giving it a different light. He goes back in time about his youth, tells long stories while he still drops in on salt of the earth to fell what they're up to. He exposes his past as a lucky human, privileged to live as a Baby-Boomer, with just enough security to have the luxury to dream. Jack also provides some insight on art through sculpture and writing. He tells stories, some short, some long and scatters them around to keep the reader on the alert even though the only point to this narrative is to provide a restful bedtime story with dreams of a Golden Bud in his Golden Years.
He's not demented. Jack is retired and actually quite serene in his new job as senior Budtender. He considers himself a gentleman horticulturist and retired "magic carpet" cosmologist. There's nothing backbreaking about being high especially here since he acquires his high by osmosis, in symbiosis with the Universe. His daily routine includes dropping in on the people who populate the planet, catching bits and pieces of their conversations. He's cryptic in his diaries, chronicles and hallucinations but only because his typing can't keep up with his fantasies. "I am the man who wants to know everything and I've had to adapt my way of thinking to that of a chameleon philosophy ready to bear the colors of all tartans.
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