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Farewell Taiwan and Thank You!
So after 22 months and numerous adventures, it is time to say farewell Taiwan. An amazing island, no wonder the Portuguese named it Formosa.......
When we decided to come and live and work here, we knew so little about it, nobody could tell us very much at all, in essence we were pretty ignorant. To give this some context, we rocked up in t-shirts and shorts in January ...
Shadowfax
... these as they fit in a bag and none of the trains or buses have bike racks like those in the US do, but it'd also be slow as hell on the road. The second or third cheapest road bike caught my eye. It was dark grey with black trimmings, sleek without being ostentatious and had a pair of shocks in front. Also the fact that it wasn't the absolute cheapest was a bit of a plus, I figured after a few years of going ...
"Teachah, Teachah!"
... box filled with Angry Bird stickers and these POG-shaped collectable metal disks I never learned the name of. The first half was a rapid-fire series of language games like something out of Mario Party, the second half was usually quiet bookwork and reading. English cram school is extra-curricular so the fun and games quotient tends to be high. More draconian measures are reserved for "Chinese School" ...
Oh!My & The Tower of Pijou
... as I was but the rest had clearly known each other for some time. The Jhunan foreigner crew at the time was about a dozen strong. There were Phil and Lalo, Americans who worked at the same school together in the industrial part of town. Lalo was even from LA same as me. Megan and Kyle were a couple from New Zealand & Canada respectively, they worked a few blocks away by the main elementary school. There was also Zev, a fellow Hebrew ...
The First Meander
... the main area I passed a FamilyMart (better known in LA as Famima!!), a dumpling house, a few other more deserted restaurants I had less hope of ordering food from, and a row of three large grey drug stores. There was no sidewalk. In the gutter in front of OneOn International Drug Chain Store was a lonely coin-operated kiddie ride playing a muffled Chinese lullaby.
The core stretch of development began at the next light where I would pop into a 7/11 ...
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