(posted from aniPhone, so typing isn’t the easiest.) Happy thanksgiving to all of our friends and family. Laura is with friends in Taipei while I spend my weekend diving with friends on GreenI Island, Taiwan. The photo below of a homemade PB&J is about as close to home cooking that I will get tonight. The diving has been great. I will post more when I return.
I spent last weekend in Hong Kong with my Singapore girls—Shalini, Kirsty, and Melissa (who’s now a Hong Kong girl). Unfortunately Krispy Kreme closed a week or two before we got there, but we made it to one of my favorites—Taco Loco! We also had a great dinner at Aqua. We spent two days laughing, shopping, gossiping, eating, and very little time sleeping.
Shalini, Kirsty, me, and Melissa at The Peak
Daytime view from Melissa’s
Nighttime view from Melissa’s
Breakfast out
Dessert platter at Aqua
View from Aqua
I took a little ride downtown last weekend to see a friend at Taipei’s annual camera exhibition. It was pretty much a geekfest, and I was happy to be one of them. The fortunate news is that I only spent nt$200 (US$6) and it was on a completely non-photography related item.
Anyway, there were a few overpasses that I crossed and one of them had a view of a few scooters. This is a perfect representation of what you’d see at nearly any intersection in Taipei, scooters scrambling for their small section of the road.
I wish I was down there with them
Construction is always a hassle for commuters
Ok, here’s the story about this test post. I was sitting at a stop light, on the scooter of course, just before this one and I wanted to see how far tachnology has come. So, while standing at this traffic light I took the photo and used the WordPress application for the iPhone to make a posting to our blog. Yes, we do have some long lights, but it’s still impressive what can be done at one light with today’s technology. (I typed this caption when I got home. The lights are long, but not that long.)
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