http://taiwaneers.com A couple of kids from Michigan living the high life in Taiwan Wed, 19 Nov 2008 15:00:26 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I know I know the title makes it sound like we're announcing that we're pregnant or something but thats not it. Some friends of ours created a radio program as part of a midterm project. They asked to interview us on what its like to be married while in degree programs ... http://taiwaneers.com/2008/11/about-us-addition/ About a week and a half ago Emily got an email from this British guy that had seen our ad on Tealit for the room our old roommate had vacated when she went back to France. He said that he wanted to take the room but that he hadn't left ... http://taiwaneers.com/2008/11/new-roommate/ Emily and I seem to be home here in Taiwan. I found an olympic-size swimming pool not far from our house that I can use for about $2.65 USD, we bought a few plants for our back porch, and signs of peace and contentment that come to us when we ... http://taiwaneers.com/2008/11/signs-of-home/ The time seems to be passing very fast! I look at the date and feel like its three weeks past where it should be. On Wednesday I'll have my first midterm of this semester in Management class. The teacher sucks. I hate to complain but she doesn't speak English very well, ... http://taiwaneers.com/2008/10/end-of-octoberalready/ Today, October 10, is the Republic of China's (known these days as Taiwan) birthday, basically their Fourth of July. Language can be a funny thing: Every Taiwanese person and news article calls it Taiwan's birthday while every westerner and news article calls it Taiwan's Independence day. The hip slang for ... http://taiwaneers.com/2008/10/double-ten-day/