And these are the kinds of things you find in Carson City:
Well, technically this spider car is in Moundhouse (see, it says it on the license plate!), which is actually the town where I spent my first two years of life. It is a tiny little place nestled in the Sierra Nevada mountains, which are what I miss the most about Nevada.
So when I was still a wee child, my parents packed my brother, my sister and our nanny Ma Win Kyi (MA-WIN-JEE) up and we all moved together to Bangkok, Thailand. There I started school at Ruamrudee International School, where father was the high school principal and my mother was a high school teacher of English literature and US History.
This was the logo of the school I went to in Bangkok. It is an International School with around 1700 students. I have fond memories of exploring the campus, seeing peacocks roaming around freely, and spending lots of time reading Roald Dahl novels in the library.I lived in Thailand for two periods of three years, between which I spent one year living in a tiny town called Tongduchon near the northern border of South Korea, and one year living in Reno, Nevada. That was the only year that I ever went to public school in my life, and the only significant amount of time that I spent in the United States during my childhood.
Then one day, we moved to China. Beijing, China, to be exact. I went to a small school called Beijing BISS International School.
