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iMac 2011 Unboxing
Part of the reason for my absence from blogging was the recent demise of my ancient iBook G4. Hopefully with the new desktop I’ll get back in the swing of things.
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The Anti-Drooling Ceremony
In Taiwan, a special ceremony takes place when a baby reaches four months old. Cookies are strung around the neck of the baby. Family members and friends break off the cookies and rub them on the...
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Favorite Posts of 2011
Completely Unrelated Photo Predictably, blogging was light and sporadic in 2011. However, there were a few gems here and there. These are my favorite posts of 2011: Like trains and factories? Then...
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TDBT’s Best of 2012
Our household has been very exciting this year – We went from raising a toddler to raising a toddler and a newborn baby. Although blogging has been light as a result, there have been a few high quality...
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Nathan’s Anti-Drooling Ceremony
A very important milestone for a baby in Taiwan is his or her fourth month celebration. Parents celebrate by hosting an Anti-Drooling Ceremony [收涎 (shōuxián)]. To perform an Anti-Drooling Ceremony one...
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Events Around Town – Sand & Lanterns
Nantou Sand Sculpture Festival [circa 2009] Happy Lunar New Year readers! The 2014 Nantou Sand Sculpture Art Festival [南投市貓羅溪畔沙雕藝術節] started a few days ago and runs through March 9th. I haven’t had an...
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Happy Lunar New Year!
Happy Lunar New Year readers! Have an excellent Year of the Horse!
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