Is it a terrible thing when you go on your honeymoon and then every time you turn around you remember something you did or said to a roommate? Well, either way it happened and I thought I'd share some thoughts with ya'll. So Kristen and I went up to Midway, Utah to spend a few days before she headed out to Scotland. While we were there we stopped by Swiss Days to see the festivities and enjoy the food. Well, that was a lie because we didn't eat any of the food there.
So of course we had this sweet sign pointing out where everything was in relation to us. Naturally I looked for Taipei first but there was nothing to be found. Then I saw Moscow and realized that was where my buddy was staying that week.
Kristen was a little more successful in finding a city that she had been to though. She will be in Amsterdam sometime today, which will be close to Paris, though I do realize it is in a totally different country. And I might add that my wife is pretty much the coolest thing since sliced bread. I'm a big fan of being married, for all of those people who were wondering. Still find it hard to believe that I'm no longer single, especially since I'm living alone again, but that's another story.
And of course we found the book "A Train to Potevka." I remember that was a big deal when we were living in Taiwan. All of the teachers made it through the book and we enjoyed it until we got to the end. It turns into a love story during the last few chapters and I thought it fitting that I take this picture. Of course one of the authors standing next to us asked us why I did this and I made up some stupid answer. She then tried to sell us on some of her books and gave us some bookmarks. We walked down a few stalls and Kristen then proceeded to empty my hands of the bookmarks. And so you see that Taiwan is still alive and well in the heart of GreenTaiwan.
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