oh, and
The toilet in my hotel apartment is crazy. Not as-seen-on-TV-japanese-super-crazy but much crazier than American toilets. It has buttons. Toilets shouldn’t have electronics…
I took the bus to work today. #902. That was an adventure, but it was dirty cheap (50 cents) and was probably as fast as a taxi given that traffic was the limiting factor. Next time I’ll be able to cut out the half an hour of trying to find the right stop/ bus route beforehand.
The buses have signs on them clearly instructing you that no birds are allowed.
ESPN is in Chinese here but there was still a good amount of coverage of the baseball. That’s comforting.
The glasses in the apartment are small. That’s probably good as I’m used to drinking coke out of super quick slurp-sized glasses rather than 8 oz tumblers. Might be good for my figure.
Days of lifting heavy things while moving has left my back in a sore/rry state. Ibuprofen to the rescue.
August 31st, 2007 at 5:25 am
Electronics in toilets? Look out, they’re making inroads to the States:
http://www.cleanishappy.com/
August 31st, 2007 at 7:15 pm
I raise my eyebrow at electronic toilets. Fewer moving parts mean fewer broken pieces, right?
Glad you’re enjoying the Taipei.