[2013TW] Day 04: Things Changed

  I thought there would be lots to do when I come back, but I was wrong. There's nothing planned for us. I should've taken it upon myself and did the planning.

  Our day started again around 9 am, breakfast was pudding and rice milk. Then as usual, we went to the market and bought some cheap stuff. Special thing is, I was able to find (one of) my favourite type of cookie- French Cookie:

I like this type with no icing inside. It has become nearly impossible to find this type of cookies in the recent years. I still have to go search in another super market for the type that I've eaten in my childhood.

  We ate lunch, again at the market (I forgot to take pictures before we started eating...)

肉圓 Taiwanese Meatball

筒仔米糕 Sticky rice in bamboo

魚丸湯 fish ball soup

Day 04- lunch: 小菜(side dishes): 滷蛋(simmered egg),滷豆干(simmered beancurd),海帶(seaweed), 筍絲 (bamboo shoots), 地瓜葉 (yam leaves)

  We then went to Carrefour, again- for more ice bars and some more food... oh! And my haircut. :/ I can say this haircut didn't really make that big of a difference LOL , it's $100 NT buy 1 get 1 free (so $50NT/cut) which is around $1.5CAD --- lol- I only cut my bangs and I look younger with this hairstyle- all good.

  Then we got home and sat there, surfed on the internet for nothing. So I got bored and asked people from FB to go out and hang. One of my elementary school classmate replied and so we went out for dinner. Yeah, yeah, he's a guy, but really, does that really matter= =? We went and ate Korean food, it was decent:

韓式烤肉定食 Korean BBQ combo

  Then we sat in the "Frog park" downstairs from my apartment and chatted about our old friends and how Taiwan had changed over the recent years. My mom and sister eventually heard our voices and asked me to come home. My mom was pissed when she later found out we went out on his motorcycle- she didn't care that it was not a scooter. It's true that I've never been on any motorcycle/scooter for like 15 years - my mom think those are too dangerous and secretly forbid us to ride motorcycle/ scooter (because I obviously have no idea we are not allowed). Anyways, that blows any future hang out opportunities away - who in Taiwan has the money to buy a car at 21 years old= =?!

  At home, our family sat around and watch TV, like all Taiwanese families and like we used to. Watching TV has always been my favourite activity, but the TV programs nowadays have lost my interest. *sigh* Blame it on online TV programs - watching online is so much better. At least I get to fast forward XD!