According to Chinese lunar calendar, we shall be in the winter now. However, Taipei still can reach 30℃ in November. The recent showers of rain have been helpful to lower down the temperature, so it will probably drop to 14℃ this weekend, bringing the cool breath of the late autumn.
Yesterday I…..
After living several decades in Asia, Mr.T has been dreadfully tired of eating rice, noodles and steamed buns. Though the bread or pastry from the popular bakery shops look not bad, the authentic taste & the freshness are kind of difficult to achieve, not to mention the original home cuisines.
So….
Mr.T decided to try to…..
After National Day & the Moon Festival in China, many people feel doomed for the remaining days of 2017, because of NO MORE HOLIDAY until New Year, which probably means working as a donkey or robot without any fun for over 2 and half months.
Well, life goes on, no matter it’s with fun or without fun.
Being a typical pregnant..
Finally, the terrible heat decreases at the end of September in Taipei.
We start to feel the cool wind during the early morning or the night time. When the breeze comes through the fig trees from the terrace, wow, it is so fresh and pleasant! Oh, autumn…
Now comes September. Alas! Time passes by so fast and the year of 2017 will reach its end soooooon…
The autumn in Taipei remains terrible hot with high humidity ( not new at all). Some occasional…
As the most famous national scenic areas of Taiwan, A-Li Mountains & Sun-Moon Lake have been the very popular spots among Mainland Chinese tourists (esp the massive groups), as well as the must-goes for other foreign visitors. However, the crazy crowds on the yacht wharf, the terrible noises of people, the boat agents haunting on the roadside who keep nagging “ A boat ride, miss /sir? ” absolutely spoil the peaceful scenic area, which suddenly brings me back to …..