Taiwan continuation

in tribute to my Taiwan trip

eons ago. but hey, at least i am gonna write about it here.
better late than never.
i realise my memory is running short and my blogging initiative is running dry after viewing various good blogs (low self-esteem kicking in)

here goes nothing

when you travel on the bus, the disadvantage is you are always in the middle of nowhere.
unless you asked, then you are going to be told off you are in the middle of somewhere
and...
u woke up from lil nap jotted up and suddenly you are at the fun-park--Janfusun

being a safe player, of course we went for the most steady ride, well, as we thought--the Ferris Wheel.

it wasn't safest after all. above the clouds, even the slightest movement could rock the cabin.
it was until the height where clicking on the camera could strike a squeal

afterwards, we sit as silently as possible. until we finally reach the ground. frankly speaking, the moment my foot touch the ground, i have the urge to kiss it.

the park itself wasn't much an amusement. i wouldn't wanna recommend it to anybody who is heading to TW any soon. and to think that we waste a day and a night there...

acrobatic show, not by your typical China folks. i suspect them being Russians.


it was just basically "ooo" and "ahhh" but it did not leave enough impression.
except..

for the "Wall Runners" dressed in leopard prints.."Wall Runners" is a personal term since their pull a wondrous performance of running up and down walls doing stunts.

during the night, my virgin "Ah-Gua" show not in Thai, but of all places, in Taiwan, imported from Thai

one of the guys ermmm...girls..i suspect she took Leah Dizon's and asked her doctor to perform exactly as the prototype

at "Ah-Gua" show, you have to treat your customers right by having the best entrance welcome. make it warm, sexy, naughty so that your customers will feel at home. the saying "home sweet home" don't go for nothing.

The next day. (i lost counts of the days since it was quite long ago but i knew it was towards the ending of the trip)
in the bus. again..

the "taufu street" (for you bananas and non-Chinese), taufu is soya.
rough translation "Soya street"
the whole street is made of soya. you can kneel down and eat off the street.
taufu is a staple here. they are more important than rice.

my paradise (note: i hate rice)

pots and pots

there is one thing about Taiwanese that amuse me.

why do they fancy blood so much??

the blood grey blocks (my term) definitely not my thing.

tofu tofu everywhere

i had the ice-cream. with every spoon, you will feel yourself a step nearer to possessing beautiful smooth silky skin. definitely different from the commercialized ones.

from ice-cream to cakes to cheese (right top corner--black tofu cheese)

yes..the chinese reads correct

(TOFU TI-RA-MI-SU)

we are spoiled with choices.the whole street is literally Made Of Tofu

this shop is taken from the restaurant we ate our "Mala stink tofu".
the name and dark interior looks Mafia-ish.
the bicycle on top is just for decoration to cheat stubborn kids and parents-who-thinks-they-are-THE-only parents with adorable kids.


presenting the "Mala"... stinky tofu
if you never try this, u never been to Taiwan.
so like it or not, longkang (english: close to meaning of sewage) water or not, die die also must put this in your mouth.

the chip-off at the corner is purely my work of playing safe. take abit. taste a bit.
but shame to say, the taste is growing on me
it actually doesn't taste that bad

the couple with their fried tofu.

up-close.
so much for tofu street.

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something totally unrelated.
i am going to start work after the Raya. on 3rd
before that, i will try to blog as frequent as possible.

stay tune.
love