Saturday, October 2, 2010
home(sick)
One day while Koala was feeling a bit homesick, she saw something that she has seen many times before. But this time, it looked a bit different. It gave her an idea that might somehow cure the homesick feeling on her mind.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Surprise: Mooncake Party Madness
Yesterday was THE famous Mid-Autumn Festival (a.k.a. Moon Festival because it always fall on a full moon day), and Koggy had another Surprise. What is it this time?
Well, XXS decided to come and gave us a surprise visit and he brought some more mooncake. (We haven't even finished the first box he sent us!)
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This box is actually bigger than the previous box and it's the ice cream "mooncake". Piggy was practically squealing when she saw the box.
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We quickly opened the box and Koala was amazed by the colorful delicious goodness in front of her eyes while Piggy quickly went into the box and started dancing around these yummy babies.
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This is the middle one which is also the biggest one. We decided to taste this one first since there are so many of us.
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Look! It also got a "YOLK"... Koala who usually not very fond of the yolk, this time actually offers to eat all the yolk. Can you guess what the yolk is made of?
XoXo,
*'0'* & ^(00)^
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Surprise: Mooncake Festival
When we got back home after that grocery shopping and McD dinner date, the security guy called us and gave us a surprise packaged. Oh how we love surprises!
Our first Taipei McD experience
Today, we finally had our very first McD in Taipei. No, it's not because we misses McD's super delicious and unhealthy fries. BUT, it was because right after Koggy's done grocery shopping, Piggy was waayyy too hungry (she almost fainted) and the only restaurant that happened to be next to the supermarket was a McD. So, we finally caved in and decided to check out this local McD.
The menu is pretty much the same as the ones in the US or any other western countries, except that they have a special going on right now where some meals are buy 1 get the second one half off.
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We can't believee that the BigMac is actually SMALLER than the chicken sub! Good thing Piggy ordered the Chicken Sub and not the small BigMac *winks*
Oh, and the interesting thing about the McD here is that they're so full of people ... all kinds of people, from family with kids, teens, young adults, friends, student + tutor, and ...
...including businessman in a suit!
XoXo,
*'0'* & ^(00)^
Saturday, September 4, 2010
brown paper packages tied up with strings
After discovering a new place to eat nearby our house and had a quick lunch, Koggy went home to cool down (coz its just so HOT outside). As soon as we entered the lobby of our building, we were greeted by the happy security whom we called the "Hi" guy (because all he ever said is "Hi" everytime he sees any one of us). But today, he said something a bit more than usual. He told us to wait as he approached our mailbox and showed us a lil brown box. He then asked us if it was for us, and sure it was!
It's a very nice surprise from Piggy's friend in Oregon, USA.
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So, what's inside the nice lil package?
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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Our maiden HSR ride
A while ago, Koggy went on our very first adventure on the HSR (which stands for High Speed Rail), Taiwan's version of the shinkansen.
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The HSR was surprisingly very comfortable, not to mention FAST! ;p The seats were very comfy and you can EAT and drink on the HSR! (not like on the MRT, where they supposedly fine you)
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Monday, August 16, 2010
Lazy Sunday
Today was a very typical lazy sunday for Koggy, which went like so:
Waking up really late in the afternoon & spent a few more minutes (hours) rolling around, chatting, and singing along to the iPod. Then Koala made one of her big brunches: warm egg sandwiches with garlic butter, lettuce, & tomato.
At around 5, Koggy had "tea time" - which was more like CAKE time as u can see ;)
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Just a few hours after THAT, Koggy was dreaming of this uber-delicious cold noodles we had a few days ago. |
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However when we went out to buy some , t'was closed! Then, we wandered around the neighborhood for quite sometime but we couldn't find anything to our liking. Right before Koggy went back home empty handed, Koggy decided to visit the good ol' 7-11! Oh, how we love this super convenient store. We shall do a more in-depth post explaining how convenient 7-11s in taiwan are ;)
So thanks to 7-11, we found our decent dinner of the day.
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These are the 7-11 versions of the Taiwanese cold noodle, which are really not bad. 2 boxes of these for a grand total of 68ntd (about US$2). Can't get any better than that!
Good night!
*'o'* & ^'(00)'^
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