Paradise Taipei

... a few times, watch out for som tum, it's tasty but deadly! I accidentally ate a few bees, they tasted like honey. I got food poisoning once, not sure what it was from.<br><br> I hope you have enjoyed my random musings. It's been an amazing year. I must add one more thing though, even after all that i have mentioned above, there is one thing that has made this year so incredible. You are all I need, sweet Anna &lt;3

... we saw were these intricately carved pieces of ivory that you used a magnifying glass to see. We would have taken pictures of all these things but unfortunately no cameras were allowed in the museum. <br><br>After the museum, Jake's cousins picked us up and took us to see his grandma (on his dad's side). She suffered trauma to her ...

... to be a 7-Eleven? * You have the worst tasting chocolate in the world * Do you have creative arts courses in folding maps and brochures? (Note to new visitors: carefully remember how you unfold a map or brochure, or you may never get it back together in its original state! Ha) * Are the blinding fluorescent lights in the High Speed Rail really necessary? If so, please provide sunglasses. * I love the intersections with the red and green lights with ...

... open bar, free snacks, comfy seating, and the staff that alerts you when you should go board the plane so you don't have to wait with all the economy donkeys. Once getting on the plane we were stoked to find our seats were individual little pods with fully adjustable seats that stretch out into beds and an on demand entertainment center that has movies, music, and games. I dominated JNCP in battleship (he thinks I ...

... almost 10 years. My parents are Jehovah's Witnesses and don't celebrate anything. I was always working at the Vet clinic on holidays and just never had any interest. 2. I had spent the last two Christmasses tanning on a glorious beach back in Brazil and wanted to keep the 'alternative Christmas' theme going 3. I was getting one day off and wanted to make the most of it Meghan and I decided that we wanted to check out some hot springs. They are ...

... one question so I gave up. It was cool.. he had a little sign planted in the atrium seperator between guest waiting and people wandering out of the baggage claim area, and was alos holding a sign saying "Seed Studio welcomes Timothy Weisser." Went up and said nei ho ma, and he just smiled and pointed at the sign imploringly, so I just noded and then he pointed off to the right and ran around to grab one of my bags (was fun ...

... fairly light, I always preferred to carry my bags onto the plane.) Well, just to keep us guessing, I found out at the airport that this new rule against carrying liquids onto planes does not apply (yet) to flights to Taiwan (from Bangkok). (I guess liquids can only blow up flights to certain destinations.) I had forgotten, however, that since I had assumed that I would have to check my bag, I also packed my Swiss Army knife. Of course Bangkok airport security found it and wanted ...

... tells me just to go to the second floor and choose a room ( tong pu ) to stay - the 200 NTD I can pay tomorrow. The priest and his wife ( both from Atayal tribe ) come later and and we talk for about half an hour about the Christian religion in the mountains and the specifics of the Presbyterian church, which is very strong represented. The priest himself was once invited to a theological university in Hamburg for advanced studies. But with ...

... but she always looked so hurt when we didn't accept her generosity. But I think she really won me over by loving every joke I (or Jon) made. No matter how ****** they were. She's the perfect audience with an addictive laugh. For these few reasons and countless more subtle ones I could never recount, I was enthralled to see Sarah again. And her friend Christie, whom she was picking up from the airport earlier, turned out to be very similar to Sarah in all respects. (Except ...