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About AlanPaul

Alan Paul is the author of the New York Times bestseller One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band and the acclaimed memoir Big in China. He is also a singer and guitarist who fronts the Big in China band and Friends of the Brothers, the premier tribute to the Allman Brothers Band.

Entries by AlanPaul

beijing, China, Expat Life, Rebecca Blumenstein - my wife

A little update on Becky’s job

Several people have e’ed me and inquired about how becky is doing at work. the answer is, fine. She has only been going into office for a week and there is a lot to work through. She is about to lose two senior reporters and it will take a little while to get the replacements […]

August 26, 2005/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

Rebecca Blumenstein - my wife

Jewish news article on becky

Lots of classic stuff and except for the one error on my workplace, quite well done. www.njjewishnews.com/njjn.com/81805/mwchina.html

August 26, 2005/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

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a little blurb on slamonline

check this out. http://slamonline.com/links/08222005/ On Monday I am spending the day with Tracy McGrady and some Addias reps, following him around, including a trek up the Great Wall. That should be on slamonline on Tuesday. Might throw me off my blogging a bit. Tonight, i am going to a tribute to Dimebag Darrell at a […]

August 26, 2005/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

beijing, China, Expat Life, Family Life and Refelections

Our guardian angel kathy Chen — pics added!

..and her adorable kids, Olivia, claire and Andrew. they came over last night to celebrate E’s birthday.

August 25, 2005/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

beijing, China, Expat Life

A bunch of pics

I don’t have much time here because I need to fly out of Starbucks and pick the kids up off the bus in 30 minutes, but let me try to load up a bunch of pics and I’ll comment more tomorrow. I’ll start with a few of their beautiful new school, Dulwich Academy of Beijing, […]

August 25, 2005/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

beijing, China, Expat Life

Responses…

Carrie wrote: I just love your newsy posts. Please give Eli and huge hug and kisses from me, Nat, Dave, and a lick from Stella. I can’t tell if you’re going to get this emailed to you at your other site so you can read it or if it will just appear on your blog. […]

August 25, 2005/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

beijing, China, Expat Life, Family Life and Refelections

Day 2 of school is Eli’s 5th Birthday…

Day two of school seems to be going well. The kids were excited to get on the bus and go, which is always the best sign. They have had some kind of uniform fiasco and many kids do not have the right sizes, so they are optional for the first two weeks now. This was […]

August 24, 2005/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

beijing, China, Expat Life

About this blog, which I can write but not read…

Just to explain something: I can post and edit my posts, obviously, but I can not view this actual page because blogspot and blogger are both ip blocked in the PRC. It is a good reality check. That is why I have not been responding to any of the comments. Leah and Dave Gomberg were […]

August 24, 2005/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

beijing, China, Expat Life, Family Life and Refelections

First day of school

Yesterday was an intro day of school and they all loved it. the place is incredibly beautiful and brand new. in front is a great rock garden and an unreal playground. jacob and eli ate that up. I took pics and will get them up here later today. Jacob’s teacher is a tall beautiful blonde […]

August 23, 2005/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

beijing, China

On to ritan park

from fun Dazzle, we took a cab to Xi He ya Ju Restaurant, on the edgeof Ritan park. it’s a really niuce place, with a lovely outside area and inside, where weate, that features a huge tree, with branches stretching through the entire place. We had a delciious meal that included quick-cooked beef with ginger […]

August 22, 2005/7 Comments/by AlanPaul