TulaneLSU's Top 10 signs of China

Friends,

It recently came upon me to travel far from home. As part of that travel, I found myself in a place called China. It was quite surprising really. One minute I was in Louisiana and a few minutes later, China. As the world marches lockstep into the limitless abyss of monotonous repetition along our interstates, where every exit has become a mirror of the one ten miles ahead, a mass confusion of systems and loss of choice and independence, I chose to take the backroads. And it is on the backroads that you never know what you will find.

Along that old highway, I came across horses, old highway hotels, 50s era gas stations, a Quickrete concrete plant, and abandoned grain silos. The old silos were most interesting to me, and had it not been for the no trespassing signs, I would have entered and explored. In all of China, though, no Chinese food was to be found. I found plenty of it later on, a story for the coming days, and now my stomach burns.







































And now, that for which you clicked the link. My apologies for not writing more, but I am so utterly exhausted after walking the length of Bellaire Blvd in Houston today.

TulaneLSU's Top 10 signs of China:

10. Knights of Columbus, in honor of buttocks



9. China Elementary



8. Our Blessed Lady of Sorrows





7. China Market



6. First Baptist Church, China



5. Stormie's of China Sno-n-Go



4. Boy Scouts Welcome



3. China Tower



2. USPS
Several blessed posters will be receiving postcards with a special postmark.



1. China Methodist Church



May we all listen and find faith.

Yours,
TulaneLSU