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apl09 - July 04, 2009 - 12:05 PM
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Happy Fourth to all Americans out there; on that note, what are some fun events going on around town that some of us with nothing to do may not be aware of? thanks for sharing...
Adrienne - July 04, 2009 - 12:45 PM
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Happy 4th July to the American Expats here.

Here's some events around town for apl09 and others wanting to celebrate:

MALONES
In true American Spirit Malone's will be celebrating with Budweiser and Jack Daniels specials all day long. The new Summer Grill Menu will be available as well as the Summer Cocktail Menu

BULLDOG
9:00pm – 10:00pm free American craft beer, buy 1 get 1 free deals on American craft beer after 10:00pm

SASHAS
Celebrate 4th of July with a bunch of Americans in Sasha's & Zapata's garden!! 3pm-10pm: get American BBQ + free flow Stella draft at Sasha's garden for 180rmb

KAGEN TEPPANYAKI
Celebrate USA Independence Day with a special lunch deal all week long. Present your US ID to enjoy free sparkling wine and beer (11am-2:30pm). July 4-11.

AMCHAM - 5th July
AMCHAM has their 4h July Party TOMORROW out at Le Meredian in She Shan. Don't know if tickets are all sold out. It is a bit of a hike to get out there and 350rmb for tickets (non members). Not sure if SOLD OUT.

Nice to see the British not harbouring too many hard feelings on this day.

ENJOY!!!

Adrienne
apl09 - July 04, 2009 - 12:53 PM
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Thanks Adrienne!
Always so helpful!
BTW, happy 4th to ALL, no matter where you're from Smile
ChiBob - July 04, 2009 - 12:58 PM
Post subject: Day at the Beach...Kind of
I found this...Should be some bikini's.

a beach party, right in Shanghai! Come enjoy to the white sand, warm sunshine, blue skies, palm trees and BBQ—and you don't even have to leave the city! Really!!
All are welcome!
Cost after July 1:
Adults: 208 RMB/person;
Kids under 12: 120 RMB/person;
Kids under 4: free.
Also, please see the attached map which shows how to get to the clubhouse once you have arrived at Shimao Riviera Garden .

When: Saturday, July 4th, 14:00-18:00. There will be no make-up date: this time it’s “rain or shine.” Not to worry, though: we’ll be able to use an indoor area if the weather isn’t cooperating again;
Where: Shimao Riviera Garden ( 1 Weifang Road West , Pudong), The Clubhouse Roof and Beach (yes, complete with sand and palm trees, and a wave pool!)
BBQ + Open Bar: from 14:00-17:00, including Coke, Spirit, Qingdao beer and Australia red wine. After 17:00 guests must buy their own drinks.
Venue: Shimao Rivera Tropical Beach Club: West Weifang Road (Near Puming Road), 1#Line, Pudong Program: Sun/Swimming/Chatting/Music/Dancing/BBQ
RussianBear - July 04, 2009 - 01:34 PM
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Just hope if N.Korea will not broken my dream - Honolulu..

or Washington..
KJ - July 05, 2009 - 09:33 AM
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Adrienne....you forgot Bubba's. The place was rocking all day. Smile
mat - July 05, 2009 - 10:34 AM
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Sounds like the event at The Boxing Cat turned into a puking contest. I'm tipping they'll rethink that drinking competition idea next time, as we all know yanks can't drink.
eagle1 - July 05, 2009 - 10:47 AM
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Nice to see the British not harbouring too many hard feelings on this day


Hard feelings... hmmmmm
Adrienne - July 05, 2009 - 11:26 AM
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KJ wrote:
Adrienne....you forgot Bubba's. The place was rocking all day. Smile



Actually, I am really sorry. I did think of you guys but there was nothing in the listings and I'd run out of time to research thoroughly as I was reading all the things in the history of mankind that happened on July 4th.
Exhuastive!!

Still love the fact that "Alice in Wonderland" was published on the same day. So, two very important events occured. They leave the rest for dead Very Happy

Adrienne
Adrienne - July 05, 2009 - 11:35 AM
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eagle1 wrote:
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Nice to see the British not harbouring too many hard feelings on this day


Hard feelings... hmmmmm


Maybe they do??!! Being from a relatively neutral country (Australia) it's sometimes hard to guage the man/woman on the street's perspective. Always like to be enlightened....... Very Happy


Adrienne
tihZ_hO - July 05, 2009 - 12:12 PM
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eagle1 wrote:
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Nice to see the British not harbouring too many hard feelings on this day


Hard feelings... hmmmmm


With the US, no...but with the French? Well...

Laughing Laughing Laughing
eagle1 - July 06, 2009 - 10:19 AM
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Adrienne wrote:
eagle1 wrote:
Quote:

Nice to see the British not harbouring too many hard feelings on this day


Hard feelings... hmmmmm


Maybe they do??!! Being from a relatively neutral country (Australia) it's sometimes hard to guage the man/woman on the street's perspective. Always like to be enlightened....... Very Happy


Adrienne



Well if i share the true feeling I would labelled the racist and colonist and what not.

I personally do have hard feelings.. Would have loved to see bush as my slave
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