A tea shop, part of a chain, that was near my hotel, and my last spot in Taipei.
Sharetea 全球旗舰总店
Author: wayfaringflaneur
From a family that travels so often it feels a part of the DNA that somehow ended up with an introverted scaredy cat who managed to get up the courage to move far across the world. Swapping rural country sides for large cities to mountainside villages and now currently back in a city. I love to travel with a good book in my bag, try delicious food and am always writing. While I'm still a bit of a scaredy cat and introverted I'm still always up for a new adventure, to explore new places, and to meet new people. Right before the pandemic hit I returned home and now am based in the USA again.
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Moral of the story: Talk to your friends and always take medicine as directed.
Din Tai Fung 鼎泰豐
This chain (found worldwide) has amazing dumplings.
Where I find English books in South Korea
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Dreamers Coffee Roasters
Oh how I've missed options of bagel flavors.
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It's kind of weird reading a book that you thought you had an idea of what the plot is only for it to be something completely different.
Taipei 101臺北101
A tall building for great views and to see a wind damper in person.
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What do you think would happen if everyone looked the same? If everyone elected to undergo beautification surgery as the norm by the government?
Crush Brunch and Cafe 誇許早午餐
A good place for a cheap meal but not English.
Book Review: “1984” by George Orwell
Based on the context the term "Orwellian" is used, one should probably not assume his books are happy or have any grain of light within them.