Stack-em Up and Strap-em Down

Another example of how utilitarian a scooter can be.

There's even a complete Blue Ray home entertainment system in that stack.

A One Man Show

It never ceases to amaze me how much stuff you can add to your scooter.  This guy appears to be a one man cleaning company.

3 buckets

2 mops

1 broom

2 dustpans

1 milkcrate

3 large garbage bags

Tonight in Taipei

Here’s a short video I put together from Shi Men Ding. This area is also known as the “Theater District” and isn’t too far from the Taipei Main Station. Music: Secret World by Peter Gabriel. Turn up the volume, sit back and enjoy a little bit of Taipei.

**This video can be found HERE now.

Farmer’s market Taipei style

Not too far from home is one of many local produce markets that sell fruits, vegetables, meats and fish.  Prices are much better than what you’d pay in the grocery stores, and it’s a fun experience as well.

There are half a dozen of these little produce alleys within a few minutes walk from home.

Some of the veggies for sale

Laura picking out some fresh veggies for lunch

Some fresh meat?

We picked up some cherries, pineapple, mango and peaches here

Fresh fruits and veggies for a few days

Picnic at the beach

Soooo glad it’s Friday.

Taiwan hasn’t yet unleashed it’s suffocating humidity and we’re thankful for that.  The cool weather has actually stretched into May and every cool day now is a gift.  To take advantage of this perfect weather we headed out to the north coast with friends for an early evening picnic and sunset.  It’s was the perfect end to a long week and a great start to the weekend.

Just in time for the sunset

Keeping an eye on the surf

Laura's enjoying the late afternoon sun with friends

From the inside out

The front yard

The end of a perfect spring day