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Good Morning, Taiwan.
... pasted 7 times in a 4x2 grid of even more tightly locked bumpers and vehicular chaos.
Arriving near the central bus terminal at 7am felt like midday, I’m sure partially from the jet lag but more so from the unusual energetic streets. We strolled through the bustling alleyways in a grid surrounding the main bus terminal as to avoid getting lost, knowing that a correctional taxi ride back to the terminal after 4 hours in ...
Busy day in Taipei
... low cal but it was still good. Oh, by the way...breakfast for both of us was under $2 US.
We walked a couple of blocks (passing the KFC) and went to Starbucks...sounds like I'm in the states doesn't it. Our next destination was Chiang Kai Shek Memorial. Beautiful grounds. The city is so clean. Walked up all the stairs too see the memorial and the guard that doesn't move...kind of like the Palace Guards in England.
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Taipei, Day Three: Visiting Grandpa and Ximending
... back to the hotel, so she could get some rest. He kept on saying things like I was just making up an excuse for myself, 'cause I was the tired one. I just glared at and ignored him. We walked to the train station and bid adieu to Rachel at 7:30 PM. As soon as we got back, I went to the hotel room and started typing this out. It took me less than an hour, so there you have it. I'm now in my parents' hotel room, keeping my mum company (again) while my dad is downstairs talking to my ...
The Journey of Taste Buds
... the tapestry of the vibrant green colors of the vegetation on the mountain side. That is the reason why Taiwan was nicknamed “Formosa” (beautiful island) by the early Dutch explorers. We met our Hualian friends Arina and Tony when they were students at William Woods in Missouri. They brought home not only their advanced degrees but also a bundle of joy name “Mia”. Mia is 3 years old now and as adorable as a China doll but lively ...
Fête de la pleine lune
Ce matin : direction bureau du président de Taiwan. C'est à 10 minutes de marche de mon hôtel. Finalement, c'était fermé, c'est la fête de la pleine lune. J'aurais dû y penser, je l'avais vue hier!
J'ai continué mon chemin vers le mémorial dédié à Chang Kai-chek. Plus impressionnant que celui visité lundi passé, dédié à Sun Yat-sen. C'est un mémorial où on se rappelle que nous sommes en Chine, ...



