
The Intern Diaries: Welcome to 童玩節
So what exactly am I doing in Yilan?
The most anticipated post, I imagine: if this blog was popular that is. Continue reading The Intern Diaries: Welcome to 童玩節
So what exactly am I doing in Yilan?
The most anticipated post, I imagine: if this blog was popular that is. Continue reading The Intern Diaries: Welcome to 童玩節
When I first stumpled upon 藝境空間 X 虎咖啡, I thought it was an art studio of some sort…
And since I am a huge clutz in Taiwan (almost got hit by a scooter, always stumple riding my bike, and tripped on a rock the other day), I was a tad afraid to approach such a beautiful building…
Stumbling in Taiwan seems to be my calling: I stumble over my words and my own feet as a traverse this town. Continue reading lunch in luodong: 藝境空間 X 虎咖啡 “how a cafe taught me to love a broken thing”
I don’t like the word lonely.
When I was in high school, no one really talked to me, and I didn’t really try to talk to anyone — when I did I often failed to make the connection, and feeling disappointed and depressed, I would withdraw into my books — a little bit like Sophie in her gray dress wandering the streets, hiding her face, and hoping not to be seen. Continue reading The Intern Diaries: A little lonely in Luodong; learning to be confident alone in a foriegin land
I talk about trying to stay motivated learning Chinese after SIX YEARS~~~ Continue reading girl in transition : 「如何再愛上學習中文」
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 ]
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