Host Guest Emails

I am now much more excited than before. My hosts seem to be wonderful! They are so warm and hospitable and I feel so welcomed even before going there.

There are four of us in that town and my host, Frank said that the four hosts are going to schedule for us, the four guests and show us around and help us use our time in the best possible way! That's just cool, isn't it?

I should be thinking of formal clothes for the time we will meet the president of Taiwan. I got my formal shoes already!

I think I will pack my suitcase this weekend!

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Update on me

It's been a long time since I last wrote in here. I am not working on my second master's degree's thesis. I am not sure if writing in this blog regularly makes any sense as it was first created for my Taiwan trip. I have another blog which I update at times, I'd be happy to be followed by my SayTaiwan friends. I write my opinions and thoughts on many issues in that weblog. Click Here to see my other blog. Thanks in advance!

Visa : Done!

I applied for the visa to Taiwan and it took two working days. Today I got the visa stamped in my passport. They gave me 60 days starting from July the 4th, that feels more comfortable in case of any delays and stuff for the plane. The very first step accomplished! The next step is the ticket...Waiting for Alice's email!!

Salt Farms

Everyday of my stay in Taiwan with my host family is more amazing than the day before! I have been having a lot of fun since I came and I am so excited about that. Today we visited Chiayi University and went to its library. We then went shopping in PLAZA and after that we headed to Solar Exploration Center which was really cool. After that we visited the salt mountain and went to the seashore, which was really good. We did a bunch of jumping photos with some school guys and went to the salt farm altogether! There the man in charge explained to us how they process that sea salt and we also went to the farm and worked with them. It was my first experience and was so much fun! I also tried an ice cream which was salty and had nuts in it. I liked it although the taste was so strange for me! At night we had a barbecue and we helped the locals wrap fish in aluminium and then salt and then on fire. It was really good and I ate a lot. We also barbecued pork, corn, oysters, ...

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