Lalasan Resort Taoyuan
No.189-1 Hualing Village, Fusing Town Taoyuan, 330, Taiwan
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The Pros and Cons of Lost in Translation
... have advantages such as the invitation to an impromptu Austrian beer tasting evening at our local bar where we got to try some very dubious and some very good beers indeed.
And it is not just words than can be misinterpreted. Honestly you would not believe how many ice-cream vans there are in these parts. Except that they are in fact garbage trucks. They play a tune just like an ice-cream van so that people know that they can go and ...
Dis-Organized
... and furthering my Star Quality to so many other schools.
Dis-Organized... The boss of this school is a kind hearted Man, however his lesson plans and unknowing of where everything is... Well it's a Nightmare... I found out today that I wasn't just a substitute but I was stepping into a position. NEWSFLASH: The other teacher quit.. I was under the impression this whole time that I was just "Filling In." Nope! I am the Future... Wrong I am not the future. Not ...
Injustice in Jhudong
... and interestingly contradictory, that her claimed desire to be fair to everyone necessitated her being so blatantly unfair to us. I even told her so. It was at that point that her true nature revealed itself. She resorted to the debating tactics of a sulky 7 year old. She actually refused to speak to me anymore and sat staring at me silently, shrugging her shoulders every time I asked a question. I’ve never wanted to punch a woman so badly in my life.
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Visit to the Divine Trees and Wuling Farm
... history that inhabited the approximate era when the tree had sprouted. The oldest along the trail (although not in Taiwan which is tree that is a bit more difficult to access and is over 3000 years old) is called Confucius and is 2500 yrs old (a Taiwan Red Cypress). Other trees were named after figures from the Red Cliff movie, Ghengis Khan, and a number of emperors, empresses, and philosophers. Our guide told many stories about the trees and ...
The Friendly Taiwanese
... most helpful people I have come across in my travels. I have been given a ride on a flatbed truck, a car and a scooter. While trying to discover which bus to take to a hot spring, I ended up with a group of some 10 people all gathered around me pooling their collective English resources to help me out. I've also been personally escorted to a destination by the person I stopped to ask for directions.
There are some ...


