Chance Taichung
No.163 Chien Kuo Road Taichung, Taiwan
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People Say the 3 Month Mark is the Hardest...
... covered in Chinese character and food stands on every street corner (something I would never see in the States.)
After beating myself up for feeling like I am taking "advantage" of my experience I have taken a step back, breathed, and realized it is ok and this is just life... I am starting to feel better! :) One thing I will get out of this experience is the ability to not be so ******* my self. It is something I am working on and I am seeing a ...
Catching Up Time!
... but I was bad. I was awkward, and frazzled, and nervous, and gave the expression "a chicken with my head cut off "a new meaning!! I learned a lot from it though. I learned that again "Rome wasn't built in a day “and to be a great teacher, it takes great successes and great failures. Then I sat down and thought about it and realized... if I was great now, I would have no learning to do and then my journey would be over. In teaching and in life I need to just ...
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... with Uncle Michael (a man who works at school). Carolyn, Lindsay, Trevor and I all decided to go. It was really fun and we played a bunch of middle school girls who were basically at our skill level. It was tons of fun, but we were very busy that night, so we had to leave.
Later that night a bunch of teacher friends came over and we tried to find a place to KTV, which is a Taiwanese version of ...
Fate and our two new friends in Taichung
... pork with rice and other flavoring) and a bowl of miso soup. It also had the saltiest pickled radish I've ever eaten in my life. I was going to ask Jing if she had tried her's yet, but I noticed it was already gone. I guess she liked it. Also during our meal, Mao Mao complimented me on my chopsticks skills and said that I had good form. As for Jing, Mao Mao asked her if she used chopsticks often...because Jing's form was not up to par with mine (am I ...
Quaint Traditional Tea House- Heaven
... of you when the tea master pours the tea, one for sniffing and one for drinking- very official. We drank the delicious tea and ordered an obnoxious amount of food; radish cakes, this crazy bread, a vegetarian hot pot, seaweed salad, rice, edamame, and tofu (Trev also insisted on ordering chicken nuggets.. ya that’s right). The food came in random order and random times but the five of us ate away and drank a startling amount of tea. Over the course ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Chance Hotel


