First Hotel Taipei

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... my room since I was the group leader. Wow, what an upgrade. We were in a business suite. A living room with a big flat screen TV, separate bedroom with 2 queen beds and a TV, make-ups counter, all electronic were controlled by remote. Bathroom was huge with a garden whirlpool. The living room also had an excellent massage chair which was used by myself and several students. The hotel gave us vouchers for dinner, breakfast and lunch. The meals were good ...

... as instructed in an email from my hostel was a breeze. Walking 150 meters along the streets I drew with my hand drawn map, and consulted by Google Maps was equally facile. While walking I noticed that the city smelled remarkably good. It was hot out but those odors of rotting gutter were conspiciously replaced by fragrant spices from nearby restaurants. No one was at the hostel (the reception had stepped out for a moment) but even the ...

... scenery. afterward we walked around and saw a sleeping dog that refused to wake up. mike ended up posing with it and every other animal we passed along the way. <br><br>then we went back to the city where we had curry taiwanese pancakes. delicious! and karaoked until 6 a.m. first time in my life i fell asleep holding a microphone!<br><br>i'll have to post later on the differences between china and taiwan. there are so many.....

... my butt massaged before...nor my breasts...especially by a woman...but here she was...working away. It was so awesome. I was so glad that I had chosen the massage. I literally got on the plane and just passed right out. I think I was vaguely awake for the meal...and then just lapsed right back into a coma after I was done eating. We landed into the frigid temperatures of Taiwan a short while later. I claimed my backpack and then went into the bathroom to change into my warmer ...

... or other sites... maybe next time I guess. It's only an 1.5 hour flight and I hear that puddle jumper route is cheap. Well, I'm sure I left out some other fun details, so you'll have to ask me and I can fill you in. I bought a digital camera from their tech night market (and damn electronic things are alot cheaper here.. just not consoles. :( Also, I have to try out my states bought 360 titles on the work machine, to see if they are regionally locked out. If ...

... 1853 as the home of a wealthy merchant who migrated from China. This area used to be rice fields but it's pretty prime real estate in Taipei now. This was followed by another unsuccessful attempt to find another battery for my mobile phone. Running out of time, I had lunch with Ruby - as Professor Lee had already taken leave of us due, I think, to being very tired. (He went to bed at 2 a.m. last night and was up at 6, at which time he took a walk before joining ...

... 40 kg, the pig, not the hunter ) , home grown chicken, vegetable soup, then they bring out the other goodies like pig head, pig nose, pig ear, intestines - all made with mountain herbs Tse Tsong and Ma Gau - a new and wonderful taste. Hunter loves it like this way, the way he has learned it from his father. The Atayal hunters eat the liver of the mountain pig raw, but only from the wild pigs, they would never eat the raw liver of a raised pig.He tells ...

So we're here. After 24 hours of travel, we have arrived to taipei. we were picked up from the airport by a very nice taiwanese man who didn't speak any english. andrew's nose has been pouring consistently, he's got flight allergy. the apt we're in right now has contact playing on the tv, with jodi foster. for tonight we have 2 roommates. one guy that just arrived today, and another that's been here for a year. the city was dark when we drove ...