Hello my 2 or 3 readers! Updates have been lacking lately, but I have good reason. Last week Miltownkid hooked me up with my own website. Well he supplied the server, but the domain name is all mine. Lately I have been busy setting it all up, creating graphics, html code, etc…. Have no fear once that’s all set up, updates will continue to be as funny as ever! Update your bookmarks, as from this site you will be able to access all the pictures and blog. The old site will be cleaned out to make space for videos and such. Sooner or later this site will be not updated and i’ll have my own blog on my own website…kick ass! Click this link to visit the new site Frostfox.com. Nothing special there right now, but soon.
This week I will be doing some sub teaching for Miltownkid as he is entertaining his Mom, who came in from Milwaukee on Saturday. I’ll tell you about my adventures teaching later.
Author ArchiveI know I haven’t updated in a week, I have been lazy. At least I was honest! Not much happened over the week, so I didn’t have an inspiration to blog. Saturday was the most busy/exciting week I had. The day started off good, temp outside was a nice 72F but windy. I decided I wanted to go on the roof of our 12 floor apartment and take some pics…so I did! Was a pretty nice view, but a lot of the other taller buildings blocked stuff. Not only did I take picture, but a movie as well! Here is a shot of Yun and I with the Taipei 101 building in the background: But wait there is more! After our rooftop adventure I decided that I need a website to my self, no more having to remember some weird web address, so on the advice of my good friend Miltownkid I bought my own domain name! It isn’t up and running yet, as I have to locate a host and transfer everything, but the URL will be www.frostfox.com . I’m not done yet! After all that, we went to this place to buy me some jeans. Sounds boring, but if you lived in Taipei and heard of a place that sells jeans for fat people and cheap you would be drooling! Takes about 5-7 minutes from my place on scooter to get there. So I picked up my jeans, tried them on there, fit great and only cost me $10USD. It’s so beautiful, it almost brings a tear to my eye… Here is the DVD burner I bought, it’s very nice and works great, now I have a way to copy all my illegal movies I have downloaded! .– . .-.. -.-. — — . / - — / - …. . / … .–. . -.-. .. .- .-.. / . -.. .. - .. — -. / — ..-. / — -.– / -… .-.. — –. .-.-.- / .– …. . .-. . / - …. . / . -. - .. .-. . / -… .-.. — –. / .. … / .. -. / — — .-. … . / -.-. — -.. . / .. / - …. — ..- –. …. - / — ..-. / - …. . / .. -.. . .- / — -. . / -.. .- -.– / .– …. .. .-.. . / .– .- - -.-. …. .. -. –. / .- / — — …- .. . / .– …. . .-. . / .–. . — .–. .-.. . / …. .- -.. / - — / ..- … . / .. - / - — / - .- .-.. -.- / - — / . .- -.-. …. / — - …. . .-. .-.-.- / .. … -. - / - . -.-. …. -. — .-.. — –. -.– / –. .-. . .- - ..–.. / .- -. -.– .– .- -.– … / .. / -.. — -. .—-. - / …. .- …- . / .- -. -.– / –. .-. . .- - / .. -. ..-. — / .. -. / - …. .. … / .–. — … - –..– / .. / .— ..- … - / .– .- -. - . -.. / - — / - . … - / - …. . / … -.- .. .-.. .-.. … / — ..-. / — -.– / .-. . .- -.. . .-. … / - — / … . . / .. ..-. / - …. . -.– / -.-. .- -. / ..-. .. –. ..- .-. . / - …. .. … / — ..- - / — .-. / -. — - .-.-.- / .. .-.. .-.. / …. .- …- . / .- / -… . - - . .-. / -… .-.. — –. / ..- .–. -.. .- - . / - — — — .-. .-. — .– .-.-.- / -.. — -. - / ..-. — .-. –. . - / - — / .-.. . .- …- . / — . / -.-. — — – . -. - … / .- ..-. - . .-. / . .- -.-. …. / -… .-.. — –. –..– / .-.. . - … / — . / -.- -. — .– / .–. . — .–. .-.. . / .- .-. . / .-. . .- -.. .. -. –. / — -.– / … - ..- ..-. ..-. .-.-.-
Ahh the fine dining of a Japanese restaurant, the beautiful walls, the chopsticks, the ancient Japanese music and the pork chops wait…did I say pork chops? Ok maybe all of it isn’t traditional Japanese food, but it sure tasted good! For dinner tonight we went to this Japanese place Yun found on the internet. The site claimed that the food was the best Japanese food in Taipei, well a Japanese place without sushi. Which by the way sucks ass. So with nothing to lose, including money, we went. Nice place overall, was on the second floor so it had a nice view(was raining, so the view kinda sucked) but still nice. We both ordered what the place is famous for a pork chop sorta dinner. Came with Miso soup, some raw veggies, and of course rice. They included some nice dipping sauces with it and I swear one of them was A-1 sauce, but Yun assured me(about 20 times) that it isn’t A-1…sure tasted like it though… Here is a pic of what it looked like, looks good huh? People always say that when moving to a foreign country you will experience some cultural shock. I barely felt any shock, except for one thing…mosquitos! Before while living in Chicago I rarely saw them and when I did it was only in the summer months (June-August) and even then they were only a mild annoyance. Here is a different story, there is no mosquito season. They annoy 365 24/7! In the first 2 weeks here I counted 17 bites on my arms and legs and while heading into colder weather their numbers did decrease, they are still here and still pissin me off! Tonight alone I killed 9 mosquitoes, and I only got bit once. I just don’t understand it, where do they come from? Why are they attracted to me? At least Taiwan has some nifty inventions to kill them s.o.b.’s, they have this tennis racket looking thing that is power by 2 C batteries that zaps the crap out of them and fries them to death! Over the past 5 months I have gotten quite good at using it and today I consider myself a professional. I have the skill now that I don’t even need to use zapper, I can catch them in my palm of my hand and crush them to death. Next thing I’m going to master is catching them with chop-sticks(oh yeah Karate Kid style)! Here is a pic of me on the hunt wielding the zapper. This entry isn’t going to follow any sort of theme or anything, just nonsense and random stuff. Just talking about things I got here in Taiwan or funny stuff and past and present stuff that has happened before I started this blog. First off is about the title of today’s post. Hopefully the day after tomorrow I might get some sub work from my buddy Casey. I am almost flat broke and getting any work will be helpful and if they like me maybe I can get a job there. I’m all ready to start working again since it’s been about a month since my last teaching job. Oh man, at around 3:06am there was 2 earthquakes one minute apart about 5.9 on that scale thingy. Yun and I was up watching the movie “The Aviator” when it happened. She didn’t feel it at first but I yelled out “EARTHQUAKE”, ok maybe I didn’t yell it, but I said it loud enough. At first it was just a little shake swaying back and forth, but when the second hit the floor was moving up and down. Was pretty exciting, but Yun and her brother were freaking out! They said never in their life did they feel 2 earthquakes in a row like that and it worried them, but I was all cool. Found out it was pretty weak in Taipei city, but other places got hit harder but there was minor damage except for 1 road that collapsed. Taipei is sure one hell of a rollercoaster! |
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