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Orientation
I'm still super jet lag and **** like really wanna get ova this jet lag and get bak to being hyper and ****. I've got some pretty cool ppl in my group like the South African are real funny so we all get along great and like the others are pretty cool too. Been in this conference room for ages now they like doing this skit to explain and introduce some places around Taiwan. But I'm getting seriously ...
First night in Taipei
... this huge fried chicken thing which was only 2 bucks ate 1/3 and was sick like Ew no more fried chicken or ill puke my face off. But apparently it's famous around that night market which is why we gave a shot to begin with. One of the other dudes that hung out without with us could solve an Rubric cube in like 40 sec !lol Anyways I'm currently lying in bed with like 7 ish hours of sleep stored up. My stomach is hungry and breaky is in an hour. We have orientation today and get to ...
Touchdown in Taipei
This really shouldn't be on the map, since we aren't staying a night here, but we are just sitting in the China Airlines lounge at Taipei Airport and waiting for our flight to Honolulu so I thought I would drop a note. Not that often on this trip that I've had free wifi AND free beer available to prompt my writing. Not much to say--we are into what will be a very long day, as we ...
Made in Taiwan
... hvor vi tirsdag var kørt nord. Tongmen er en taiwansk landsby, der ligger ved en flod og midt i flotte naturomgivelser. Der bliver kun lukket 300 gæster ind pr. dag og det er derfor mindre turistet end Taroko Gorge, hvor der kører massevis af turistbusser. Til at starte med kørte vi langs floden for at finde et sted at bade. Det var dog kun Kresten, der badede, da jeg var en lidt komfortabel frysepind. På vej hjemad så vi en meget stejl og smal vej, og ville da ...
The Second China
... own and wandering through the streets of old Taipei and discovering wonderful temples that didn't even make the street map we had. Taiwan has more than 5000 temples, ranging in size from single room shrines to vast multi-story complexes. There are three main varieties of temple in Taiwan: Buddhist, Taoist and Confucius temples- during the 50 year Japanese occupation of Taiwan there was widespread persecution of Taoism- seen as the embodiment of Chinese culture- ...
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