stop having a boring tuna

[elysesewell]

I went impulse shopping in the travel agency and came out with a weekend trip to the Republic of China. Greetings from Taipei! Look at all those Japanese cars driving on the right-hand side of the road: it could almost be South Carolina. I haven't felt this at home since I went to the American consulate to get blank pages put in my passport. My

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[golden_bastet]

If they're cute color and very sweet, then there should be shagbark slurpees, no?

[mishane]

Oh man, what I would do for a lychee slurpee at my 7-11!

What country are you in right now? Is it easy/cheap to country hop?

Just asking because I plan to be in South Korea for a year soon and I was just wondering how easy/cheap it would be to go to Japan or China.

[elysesewell]

Are my LJ comments your only resource for researching your trip? There are entire forums dedicated to questions like this and the very similar one you asked on my last entry.

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/index.jspa?categoryID=1

[mishane]

Sorry, didn't even realize I left a previous comment similar to this. My bad. Thanks though.

[mishane]

No apology needed... from you, at least:
http://elysesewell.livejournal.com/106328.html?thread=15767128#t15767128

Shagbark?

[messenger_rna]

Why does that sound like some English perversion having to do with sex and trees.

Re: Shagbark?

[gucci_bag]

да, очень интересно. спасибо.

What food do you like?

[hamandrye]

this latest addition was the fourth set of supplementary visa pages to be crammed into it

I got my passport in 06 and all I have in there is a Canadian stamp. LUCKY!

They have the best things there, lychee and guava slurpee, any signs of mango? Do they have a lot of mango flavored snacks?!

easier than med school

[anonymous]

if this modeling thing doesn't work out, you can try for a career as a betelnut girl