台北 In A Jiffy

寒假過的太快…

Well damn. Where does the time go??? I swear I was just frantically packing to get on a plane to go to Taiwan. Now here I am back here, and all unpacked. How sad. Whyyyyyyyy. I can’t complain though…well, can’t complain thaaaaaaaaaat much. Really though, even being able to go back for that brief period of time was beyond worth it! Family. Friends. Food. Hahaha, what more could you even ask for? But I miss all of that. So. Much. And waaay to get me so addicted to One Piece. So many new discovered foods in addiction to all the ones I loved before. Lots of old and new places to explore. (7-Eleven, I loooove that you are at every street corner and 西門町, you’re pretty much my favorite place to go shopping for everything, JSYK.) Everyone I got to hang out with, meet, and of course, mess with, I’m glad it happened.

Soooo hey, Taiwan, that was way fun. Let’s hang out again real soon, k? And next time, you’ll have to introduce me to 台中, 台南, 新竹, 花蓮, and all the other places you think would be fun to explore. Food-wise, keep it coming, and it will never get old (I swear, I can eat 餡餅 a million and a half times and still want to go for more!) So start planning! We have lots to do!!!

I’m eagerly awaiting our next meeting. For now, 再見, peace out. Keep it real.

~Rollin’ out!~

台灣啤酒 is delicious. Wait that’s a lie…the Gold Medal one is delicious. So smooth. I don’t even like beer.

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The day I visited the Chiang Kai-Shek memorial happened to be the day of a huge bike race event. All the nearby streets were completely blocked off. There were performances and games everywhere! Including a game that looked like BP for kids. Haha getting their skill set down early XD.

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國立中正紀念堂

The memorial hall of the former general and president of the Republic of China. The colors of the hall represent the color on the flag of the Republic of China. The octagonal roof is symbolic of the lucky number 8. Adjacent to the memorial hall are is the National Concert Hall and National Theater.