Nutmeg's Guestbook



22nd August 2007

Congratulations!
Congrats, Meghan! Sounds like its been an intense, growing, exhausting and transformative summer, typhoon and all. Lots of folks are proud of you back in Newton -- it's been fun following along your journey via your blog. Thanks for sharing the journey with us
21st August 2007

YOYOOOYO
Heyy... i want one of those birds...ill be expecting one. Jk but bring me some kind of a souvonir haha and like uncle mike said hurry home lol
From Blog: Lu Gang and More
18th August 2007

Hi Meg,Great pictures of Lu Gang,etc.The clay bird making looked very interesting indeed.It is unfortunate the lantern maker was not in.That would have been awesome.Great shots.Hurry home.
From Blog: Lu Gang and More
22nd July 2007

Interesting. Do you think these restaurants are opened up by immigrants/emigrants who want to bring a taste of home with them, hence they're genuine? Or do you think they're professional chefs who know how to make good food? :) Good to know you're able to eat lots of tasty things. Hot stuff is a bit interesting to get used to, but it's good to try a little spicy and then slowly increase it. Great for clearing stuffy noses! :)
22nd July 2007

Outstanding
The pictures on the blog are fantastic.Hopefully I will be able to put Harry down to take a look.
17th July 2007

You look small on thsoe steps! And the mountains. haha What a view. :)
From Blog: Sun Moon Lake
16th July 2007

Hi Meg, Great pics here.I do not envy you the bus ride.Queasy would be an understatement.No to any roller coaster for me.Good looking buses though.
From Blog: Sun Moon Lake
15th July 2007

Great pics
Hi Meg,looks like changhua was a great take.Neat scenery,glad to see the helmet in place.
From Blog: Changhua
11th July 2007

Sounds great
Sounds like you're having a great time. This site is a pretty good way to keep people up to date on what you're doing. Hope you continue to have a grand experience.
From Blog: Picture Time
11th July 2007

They're all chinese courses.
11th July 2007

Meals cost anywhere from 30-100 kuai. 33 kuai equals one dollar, so its not expensive per meal, but it can add up.
From Blog: Dining in Taiwan
11th July 2007

Man that's crazy! How much does food cost there? Imagining what it must be like to eat out all the time gives me a headache. haha Sounds like it costs tons of money. That waiter thing sort of sounds like dim sum, except they don't make you pay immediately, and they stamp your card with additional stuff after you get your order and the carts go around. heh Now that makes me want to yum cha.
From Blog: Dining in Taiwan
11th July 2007

Awesome. Summer school. =P What are kind of classes are these? Language class?
10th July 2007

Yo!
Hey Meg! We all miss you and I hope you're having a blast. It soudns like your learning a lot... that's awesome... The scooters look like they were a lot of fun, I'm jealous haha. Well good luck with everything I'll be keeping up with your blogs now that I have the website! You better bring me back a souvonir (spelling??? lol)! K well love ya ~Kayla
From Blog: Changhua
7th July 2007

singing
Meg: What a great adventure! Fully expecting a recital of Chinese songs when you return (if you ever find your shoes) :)
4th July 2007

HAPPY 4th of JULY
Hi Meg, Happy 4th! Loved the descriptions of the interesting foods. Am totally fascinated by "stinky tofu". Glad to hear things are well. Can't wait to see more photos!
From Blog: Dining in Taiwan
4th July 2007

Hi Meggie Muffin!!! This is so exciting sharing this great adventure!! We're all so happy for all of you!! Love, She
From Blog: Here I am
4th July 2007

Thanks for the advice!! That's good to know.
4th July 2007

Email me your mailing address and I will certainly try and send you a postcard! pokeymeg@gmail.com
From Blog: Here I am
4th July 2007

Some of the malls are huge (13 floors) and some are smaller (3 floors). The one with 13 floors, the floors are circular with a big hole in the middle where they have nets so you won't fall down!
From Blog: Dining in Taiwan
3rd July 2007

Hi Meg,I take it that Tofu will not be a request you make of us when shopping.How tall are these malls?Anything I would be interested in?
From Blog: Dining in Taiwan
3rd July 2007

Hi Meghan
I cannot believe you are there! How wonderful for you to have this experience. Be careful and safe! Please send postcard if you think of it.
From Blog: Here I am
3rd July 2007

Water's safe
Don't worry about the water for brushing teeth, its safe, but I wouldn't go around drinking it. Ive been here a year and have yet to have a problem, good luck here in Taiwan and enjoy your time!!!
3rd July 2007

I have no idea where Taiwan is in relation to the equator-only thats it's closer than MA> It's quite humid and very hot.
3rd July 2007

Turns out it was a kind of soy bean jelly or something. I've had bubble tea, yes. It's very good, though the tapioca balls are a little strange(the texture, that is).

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