Waiting in the rain
I like it.
*On hold till MA thesis is done*
I have had many yummy dishes here and there as I expected. Unfortunately, my stomach has been extremely sensitive for days.
Maybe it is because I had been away for quite some time. Watching all new trends in the new generation, I've felt out of place in a crowd from time to time.
I might made a wrong decision.
At least it was never my intention to make anyone unhappy.
Now I'm sandwiched.
And a cloud of uncertainty has formed in the sky.
Brian's new neighbor at the 4F has a cool metal door. Maybe it can scare ghosts away?
(Chinese hate anything that associates with the number "4" because it rhymes with the word "death".)
We stood under a roof and stared at those soaking wet bikes in the rain. Here at last, we found a new home.
In terms of photography, it's weird how one's mentality differs from place to place. In Taiwan, nothing much triggers me to pick up my camera and shoot. I get too comfortable at home.
Six million meters away from the States, I still attend a speech in English. Nevertheless, it was very interesting and inspiring.
The night would have been great if my mom didn't start yelling at me like a mad man because I couldn't catch a bus and get home before 11. (I'm a grownup for Christ sake!) By the way, she was the one who signed me up for the speech.
At Danshui, we bump into a few street cats by the river shore. For some reason, they are extremely shy and afraid of people.