Actually, I eat them all by myself. And aww, this is a bad week for photos. Just about ten days left in Taipei and I am still trying to to take as many photos and visit as many places as … Continue reading you get a cookie, and you get a cookie: EVERYBODY GETS A COOKIE!
laoshi: sikai, what did you do on the weekend ? me: ‘udon you’d like to know, mwhaha… I am super hyped! You can tell by my genius punning, hehe. And this is why: The famous udon noodle place. I have … Continue reading my date with an udon plate: [ 土三寒六讚岐烏龍麵 ]
I met the sweetest family in Taiwan. After being invited to go eat dinner with one of my SF State classmates and his friend’s mom, we hit it off, bouncing back and forth in Chinese over dinner and then over … Continue reading lanterns in the sky: shi fen, home of railroad wishes
We’re going to a PALACE!? say whaaat? My trip to the palace occured during my second week at ICLP, before we’d started classes. This post, unfortunately, is going to be very lame because after a long lecture on “How to … Continue reading shiney! : a trip to the national palace musem
Let’s not forget, I did come to Taiwan to study Chinese. So after spending the bulk of my morning prepping for my first day of class on Monday, naturally I was feeling quite stressed…and hungry. I’m trying to avoid the … Continue reading if you want to eat good food: do it on yong kang jie [part 2]
Or rather: “slowed down: a magical traffic jam in jiu fen.” As anyone who has talked to me knows: I have been dying to go to Jiu Fen. If you’ve listened to me drool over this place–you will know, that … Continue reading spirited away : a magical stroll through jiu fen
I’ve been in Taiwan about a week, and obviously one of my past times aside from strolling aimlessly through the streets in search of adventure, is exercising my tongue and taste buds with excellent eats. Finding fabulous food in a … Continue reading if you want to eat good food: do it on yong kang jie
Sailor Skye 