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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
So yesterday I met a whole bunch of really cool kiwis and Aussies. I room with 2 Aussies(Vivian & Ruby) 2 South Africans (Li & Hannah ) and another kiwi ( Sarah ). The first thing I did when I got the this place was check in and mannnn I looked at the size of everyone else's suit case and felt like a midget their suit cases were like the large size ones and mine is like this medium smallish red mofo =_=. Anyways so I see that the kiwis have made like a kinda circle ish group and ...
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
... sad fast, da jeg havde læst det så kort tid forinden.
Efter min eksamen kom Kresten ud på skolen for at hente sin kuffert, der stod på mit værelse. Vi tog sammen tilbage til lejligheden, fik set filmen færdig og sluttede eftermiddagen af med vietnamesisk mad på Nha Trang og taiwansk isdessert! Så gik turen til lufthavnen, hvor det var noget svært at få sagt farvel. Heldigvis havde vi haft to helt vildt gode uger og der var kun små to måneder til, at jeg kom hjem for good!
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The Second China
... seats were toilet bowls, the tables were glass covered bathtubs, and the food was served in urinal shaped dishes- you just can't make this stuff up!! Even though the food was good, DH insisted on 'flushing' the taste with another Taiwanese craze- bubble tea. Bubble tea, also known as pearl tea or boba tea, is a tea-based drink invented in tea shops in Taichung, Taiwan, during the 1980s. Ice-blended versions are usually mixed with fruit or syrup, and come with ...