Showing posts with label City-Xizhi 汐止市. Show all posts
Showing posts with label City-Xizhi 汐止市. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Capturing Xi Zhi (Shih Chih) Train Station (2)

Today is the continuation of the captured Xi Zhi Train Station, as I've mentioned yesterday it's just the opposite were I live. To continue, here are the photos:

That's My World Tuesday ... I live near this place

A glimpse of Rednesday...



Let's go... It's Outdoor Wednesday...

buying at evening fresh market for my cooking...

Let's watch colorful water fountain @ night too...


and Watery Wednesday is here too...




Stop/No Parking Sign
(under the train station)


Guess what are those???
Enjoy the rest of the following days...
I'll be in the Philippines from Thursday to Monday.
Advance Many thanks to all your comments,
I'll visit your blogs when I get back!
:)

Monday, July 19, 2010

BM #10 Capturing Xi Zhi Train Station (1)

Blue Monday #10 - Capturing Xi Zhi Train Station

Overlooking from my window is Xi Zhi  (Shih Chih)Train Station. Xi Zhi City is located in Taipei County. Under the station is a parking lot, and most of the weekends have activities or shows. Every Mondays and Thursday, there's Night Market. At the end of the south is Everyday Evening Night Fresh Market.


The rest are here to view...

Captured the blue train going to Taipei City...

the sun sets at the back of white tall building

lovely day, that's my world


Traditional Ticket Machine
(mostly passengers are using magnetic card or touch screen)
waiting area, trains come and go...
(see the white buildings at the back, that's my place)

where's the train? as usual delayed :)

boarding time...

hope you guys understand...


nice, right?

elevator sign - meaning, only for those who needed special assistance

Monday, January 18, 2010

Eat All You Can Yakiniku


My husband is here for 10 days visit. I have no itirinary or whatsoever. I told him, let's just plan on a day to day basis.

Anyways, he arrived last night (almost midnight). Since he has jetlag, we just have late lunch in this newly restaurant near our place called dongzhen baba yakiniku (grilled meat). Unlimited food for 2 hours, not bad for big eaters like us! They have all sort of marinated meat, fresh meat, seafood, hotpot (shabu-shabu), vegetables, desserts, etc...
Here we are:




Monday, October 20, 2008

Behind the Mask

After joining mass yesterday afternoon, on my way home they had fire works, drums, and colorful mascots right in front of our building. I don’t exactly know what kind of celebration. I would call it “Folk Religion Celebration”, that’s what I heard-they’ve done that from old tradition handed down up to this generation. (Looks like Sto. Nino Festival). They were dancing and rejoicing!
I was fascinated with these people inside the masks – man, woman, and even children on how they feel while wearing those heavy mascots. What kind of life they have without that “mask".
Once my professor told us, as a human resource manager sometimes we have to wear a mask of our own. In here, I don’t exactly know the meaning. I’m a teacher, I guess I have to wear mask whenever I face my students so that they won’t notice if I’m mad or not! My professor told me, she never saw me mad, I’m always smiling no matter how tired, nervous, or mad I was!
On the other side, I don’t want to wear mask… I want my family and friends to know the real me. If I’m happy, I want to share them my happiness, and if I’m lonely I would tell them I’m lonely! If I’m angry, let me be angry… most of the time I’ve forgotten I got mad and easily talk to that person.
Anyways, I have only one thing I dont like about myself... If a person did something wrong about our friendship, I won't tell the reason, I'll just walk away as if nothing happens. The problem there is that I will never talk... (Here, I would say am wearing mask!)
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