Most pix are from the phone.
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- This cop is giving this lady a ticket for selling clothes on the sidewalk from that rack. They’re not knockoffs, but you’re not supposed to sell stuff on the street like that.
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- So, maybe it’s news to the other one thousand street vendors? Cops show up, they pack up tout de suite.
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- Kids line up around a fresh fried food booth in my neighborhood, ShiDa.
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- Typical ShiDa street.
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- The Mandarin Training Center, where I go to skool.
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- Boiling in a Wulai hot spring
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- Mellow after the hot springs soak.
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- Taipei 101; it’s really tall.
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- The Bopiliao art/historic district. It’s the oldest street in Taipei, c~1795 and they’re redoing it as a place for artists to live/work/exhibit. No buildings there are actually 18th century. But, the tour guide told me, you can tell it’s a pre-Japanese colonial street b/c it’s crooked and narrow. Japan made wide, straight streets, he said.
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- A back alley in Bopiliao.
My name
My alley, 6 a.m.
Famous Hair
Pizza Cut Five?! A Maki Nomiya-inspired Italian pie!? I will eat there every night!
What?! And buy a t-shirt?! There is nothing to eat here at all.
