This afternoon, I said farewell to the land of milk tea and pineapple pastries. It was a tiring five-day gig in Taipei. We were fortunate to have been pampered by the organizers. We were housed in a five-star hotel, chauffeured in a tourist bus and fed buffet breakfast every day. We really didn't have to spend for anything except for souvenirs and non-essentials. I'd say that we really earned our keep.
When I have more time in my hands, I'll share with you a more detailed account of my stay in Taiwan. For now, I am trying to stay up to tie up loose ends before we leave for the US this Friday.
I need to remember the following:
When I have more time in my hands, I'll share with you a more detailed account of my stay in Taiwan. For now, I am trying to stay up to tie up loose ends before we leave for the US this Friday.
I need to remember the following:
- leave emergency money with my mother
- leave petty cash with the help
- issue a cheque as second installment for the house expansion
- look for my toiletry kit
- give the helpers their monthly salary
- pack the barong and dress for Ed's wedding
- get Lapid's chicharon as pasalubong
- bring the tablea as pasalubong #2
- pass by the bank to get $ for the trip
- follow up the delivery of the wedding gift
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