Time to be a Tourist - Back Home

As the bus took us back up the hill, we watched the city go by and marveled at the contrast between rich and poor, futuristic buildings and past their prime abodes, and high tech and low labor, all the while watching our driver make exciting and gutsy moves in and out of traffic. Driving in Chongqing makes driving in Italy seem orderly and polite.

Back home, we stopped for a quick bite to eat before heading up the hill and our beds. The pedometers said we had walked 20,000 steps, no wonder we were tired.