I thought I should post these before the new year arrives.

Jiu Fen–I think this place is beautiful. Kind of quirky, with an old-school charm and yet modern charisma.

Yummy sweets at Jiu Fen.


Beautiful landforms. When the tour guide was explaining, it did felt like I was on a Physical Geography field trip.

We were brought to an amusement park, and I’m hardly amuse by amusement parks. So, my highlight of the day was the short fireworks display. I think the freezing weather, paired with my shorts made the whole experience much more unforgettable.

At Xi Men Ding–this cat is such a darling! Quite a natural performer!

A close-up.

An hour later, I found him on top of a pile of clothes, getting ready to doze off!

Taipei 101

Wu Fen Pu–where you can find lots of clothes. Don’t get me wrong, I only bought 3 pairs of stockings. It’s interesting to find yourself in a huge crowd. You don’t have to walk, the crowd flows like a river!

Pepper cakes in Gao Xiong. I love all things spicy!
Which reminds me of what the food science lecturer said–if you’re a person who likes spicy food, you can try whipping yourself in the room. Kinky, no?

Pig in the park.



It was quite crazy following a tour, cos we spent lots of time in the bus. So I’m really thankful for my iPod.



As I count down to the new year, I usually get pretty jittery, wondering if I’ve done what I’ve set out to complete. It’s like reminiscing the feeling of being a primary school girl all over again.
You know, the night before the first day of school, where you toss and turn, feeling excited, uneasy at the same time, while trying to do a mental checklist to make sure you’ve complete all your holiday homework? That’s how I feel.
Bring it on, 2009.











