“I wonder how many people I’ve looked at all my life and never seen?”
On Saturday, 1/25/14, I met up with Peggy. I had found her through Forumosa, a popular Taiwanese forum. We climbed Elephant Mountain while conversing.
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Arthur, yet again.
I wonder how many people I’ve looked at… a billion times in my life.
Arthur is one of them. Continue reading “Arthur, yet again.”
Vivian, met (#18).
“I wonder how many people I’ve looked at all my life and never seen?”
On Monday, 1/13, I had dinner with Vivian. How did we meet? Continue reading “Vivian, met (#18).”
Jetsettin’ with Wendy.
Almost two years ago, I submitted an internship application to an employer. I ended up working for her for about one year, writing articles for the online platform Jetset Times, which she had founded.
I had only met Wendy twice during that time, as it was remote work. Continue reading “Jetsettin’ with Wendy.”
Anderson Silva: the end of a career, the beginning of a legacy.
Watching Anderson Silva snap his leg in half today was heartbreaking. The entire bar was in shock as it was so sudden, so unexpected. Not a single cheer was heard in the bar, it was more concern with Anderson. Continue reading “Anderson Silva: the end of a career, the beginning of a legacy.”
Fred, met (#17).
“I wonder how many people I’ve looked at all my life and never seen?”
Tonight, I met a person named Fred. We both signed up for an online expat site at the same time, and I messaged her after seeing that she was a recent graduate, native of California.
Settling in cultural differences.
Taiwan isn’t California. It actually rains here.
Slowly but surely, I’m settling in. If you recall, I said I would be in Taiwan for “any time between 1-3 years, closer to three than one.” I also said that I was pretty scared, which honestly explains my reasoning behind staying only for one year. Continue reading “Settling in cultural differences.”
Last day in the United States.
I woke up this morning, looking calm on the outside. What I looked like on the inside:
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What I’m thankful for this year.
2013, like all years, has been trying but rewarding.This year, I’ll try to opt out of the cliche route and talk about something other than my immediate family. Continue reading “What I’m thankful for this year.”
David, met (#17).
My flight from LAX to Detroit, Michigan included a layover in Houston, Texas. I sat next to a nice 58-year-old fellow named David who was apprehensive about flying. Continue reading “David, met (#17).”
Andy Cheng 