Marquess Tainan
No.248 Chung Cheng South Road, Yong Kang City Tainan, Taiwan
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Heading to "I don't really know where" Taiwan
... learning and being around each other. New games were invented and I saw my students learning. Wowzers it is a good feeling. I also saw how speaking just a small amount of Chinese to my local fruit man made me feel so accomplished. Now I have Language Exchange tonight and I am ready to learn.
Chinese New Year is 3 weeks away and I will soon be visiting my new stomping grounds: Vietnam! I can not wait!
Until then.. Wan'an! <3 !
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Never let a Dutch person build you a fort
... stone horse. This was actually the site of the Penghu private school as well, the last remaining school from the Qing dynasty. Lots of history in this little space. Now it is just a large, open museum that feels like a garden with a few ponds around it. History is a strange animal indeed.
We spent several hours between the two sites and we left around 1730. No breakfast...no lunch...only a cup of coffee and a milk tea so ...
Dismantling the EZ
... fortunately, there was little of any significance. We walked alongside the container on its journey to the trailer and watched with awe as the driver manoeuvred it precisely into place. Sighs of relief and smiles all round, the doors were closed for the night and locked.
We had been wondering what we were going to do in the evening when we had a message inviting us to join Mr Fred and some of the staff for supper. We had a 40 minute turnaround at the ...
From the Philippines to Taiwan ROC
... had been proposed by Debbie at a restaurant in a nearby Mall and along with Shaun we were joined by Bryan and Holly. The lunch was anything but small but delightful; we sampled many different dishes with copious amounts of jasmine tea.
A project planning meeting at a hangar office followed, with the engineering team that would assist us. We were suitably impressed at their level of preparation – they had even sourced a page from the Pilots’ ...
First "relaxing" weekend
... I carried on towards my destination. Not knowing how long it would take, I picked up one of those handy 7/11 sushi snacks! (A Taiwanese person has shown me that there is indeed a better way to unwrap the sushi so you don't have to refold it all your self. You just have to pull a strip off the middle of the package and then gently tug the corner pieces off 1 at a time and your sushi is freshly wrapped in intact nori!)
I continued on to the ...



