there.A cab ride away was our hotel-the Shen Keng Holiday Inn- laught as you might, you probably won't laugh as hard as the three of us will at mentioning the Holiday Inn. And you wouldn't understand why if i tried to tell you.
The next day we went and met up with Brother Lin (formerly Elder Lin who served with us) and went to a driving range on top of a 6 or 7 story building. It was pretty tight. Then we went to the temple and mission office-i ran into some missionaries i had known at the very end of my mission. they were in their last tranfers...crazy how time flies. we ate lunch with the two Sister Jians that had served with us before and then attended a temple session. For dinner we met up with Sister Qiu from Neihu and Ian my good friend from Yilan. Ian and I took off after that and headed to Yilan. I spent the night at his house and went to church there the next day. It was awesome to see the Branch again. The same core people were there. I didnt get to see everyone i wanted to, but i got to see most of them. Ben, Trista, Faith, Brother Dong, P
<--Ian and Faith I really wanted to stay in Yilan for longer but most of the members had work the next day and Ian had class Mon and Tues, so I decided to return to the hotel for the night. Th
ant i tried fish eggs-interesting to say the least. i like trying new stuff though. to top off the night we ate dinner at the 貴族牛排 or Nobel Steak House with some members from Bade. The ride back to the train station was a lot of fun. Marc is on the left, me in the middle and Dave is on the right. We had a race...just kidding no we didn't. Would have been fun tho.The next day i hung out with Robby Lin, a member friend from Zhongli 1st Ward. We played in Taipei. we had a lot of fun. take a look.
The wind was blowing on the escalator so we tried to get it in a pic.
<--goofing off
So after a day of fun with Robby Lin i crashed again at the Holiday Inn. The next day we went to a BBQ with the Nielson Family. It was awesome to see President and his family again. We talked a bit, but not nearly as much as i would have liked. They were busy...such is the life of a mission president and his family. Later, Dave and i met up with Ted from Neihu (not to be confused with Ted from Yilan). We went again to the driving range. it was pretty fun. let me show you wat was so cool about this place...
pretty cool huh?
After golfing I got in contact with Elder McSweeney and Elder Huang. They were on their way home from WuLai and would pass right throug where we were. So I got to go see them and chat with them for a while. It was good seeing them again. McSweeney was in my district in Yilan when he was trained by Steve Osmond-a good friend of mine. Huang was my companion in Luodong for a transfer before i left. Later that day i met up with Ian and we headed to the ShiLin night market. I got an awesome Taiwanese hat. Pretty sweet. Dave, Marc, and 3 members form Neihu met up with us later. We went looking for shirts that had bad english on them...and found them. Ha, many had dirtly language on them, but it was pretty funny what some of them said. One that Marc and I both got was one of the colonel with a huge Fro. Pretty tight. The next day i met up in the moring with Yalefei or Jenny
Later that night after saying goodbye to Ian, Ted, Ben, and Brother Guo, we met up with Dave, Marc, Natalie, B
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ReplyDeleteI am so glad you got a blog that way I can keep up with you. Looks like you are having a blast!! And by the way that golf ball thing is like the coolest thing ever. I think I would have grabbed them off right as they came up just to see them keep coming. Although I must say I am still upset with you for leaving when our family is almost back together agian, I'll get over it because it looks like you are having the time of your life. I can't wait to see you again. Love you, take care.
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