Man Man Zou

Man, I was just going to sit down and type about how today has been a nice day (Mark’s got himself checked in at the airport on his way to his sister’s wedding with no problems, I’ve done a lot of work on my website, and it was super nice and sunny out), when I [...]

One of the ways employers in Taiwan think they can make up for slavery is to take their employees on a trip “to go play” somewhere. This stems from the past in Taiwan, when employers treated their workers like family (they worked them hard, but made up for it by taking their families out for [...]

It’s almost been a week since the Matsu festivities, and I’m still missing all the fun when I think about it. I still have the endless drumming, firecrackers, and KTV music in my head. Matsu Pilgrimage time is by far the best thing I have experienced in Taiwan.
To recap, we went to Dajia on Saturday, [...]

It’s that time of the year again! Some of you might recall my post and photos about the Matsu Pilgrimage from last year. At that time we were surprised at how big of an event it was, but this year we prepared to take in all that we could- and it’s not over [...]