8-12 School; Here our students taught us how to make Muahchi. SO YUMMY! If you have enough sugar. I had to show my surprise at the taste to two classes. I might be a much better actor than I thought. :) Here our students Nose, Michael Jackson, Cassie, Yuki, and Susan show us hands on:
12-2 Meeting: Planning for next week and tomorrow's assessment
2-4 Internet Cafe, more like WOW's Taiwanese Lingya District Headquarters! This place was really nice but there was not wifi like I had hoped but this worked out better. I could charge my laptop, transfer pictures to my jump drive, write blog entries, and check email! I should really look into getting a desktop in Tally.... I could super computer all the time!
Here is a picture that looks a bit to much like the author photo that appears on the back page of every non-fiction book. Here the author sits with her trip adviser as the prepare the day's blog entry... I could just see it.Dr. O'Kon started her own blog that day! You should check it out: tcctaiwan2009.blogspot.com
4-9 Stationary store, bookstore, sporting goods store
9ish Yummy Chinese food from a Mom & Pop. You know it is got to be good if 1. you are the only white person there and 2. there is no English spoken behind the counter! It was so yummy! We ate vegetarian today because it was what worked for us.
Bedtime!
Fabulous pictures. Between your pictures and skyping I feel very connected to your wonderful experiences. I was able to enjoy/expereince the sugary senstation of muahchi with five girls who prepared this "delight" at one of their homes. I know you are loving the classroom experience. It in itself is a daily adventure. I know the students are loving you and all you bring to them with your loving and gifted personality. Miff
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