Make Something New

My picture this month is the view of Taipei 101 from a park near our apartment. The park is new, but soon it will be less new than the apartment building rising behind it, and then it will lose some of its fantastic background scenery. The park will still be okay because it’s always filled with insanely cute dogs and toddlers, but everyone’s Instagram accounts will suffer. My winter vacation has been full of walking, and this park is between our apartment and one of my favorite neighborhoods: <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/vjcY8qostCJUxWpC8" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Wuxing Street</a>. Tomorrow marks the official beginning of the Lunar New Year holiday. 新年快樂！If there’s one thing that living in Taiwan has taught me, it’s that I don’t own enough red clothing. Last year we tried to give fruit to people we would see during the holiday, because fruit is commonly recommended as a gift. Fruit is inconvenient though — sometimes it’s hard to know the quality, and people have a ton of food already so it might go to waste.  <a href="https://medium.com/@GrahamMOliver/make-something-new-7b66140a92f">Visit Now</a>