Chopstick Lobster

Now been six months since I opened this blog, and another six months before that since I came to Taiwan. And a whole lot more has happened than I’ve taken the time to write about. Shame really, with all the thinking I put into composing (unwritten) posts in my head (77 xkcd). But then again, I did that as soon as I even considered starting one. Curses!

Just to tell you, no apologies (besides this one). Ultimately I do want to remember a lot of this stuff, and I’m astoundingly bad at doing that on my own. I also want to work on my writing, give people a clue what I’m doing and create an outlet for myself.

So I give you the Six Month Scuttle. Lobsters are particularly good at going in reverse, so posts herein are old news. They’ll sit up front for a while as new posts, then get scuttled to their appropriate date.

Bottoms up!

Ok, only a cat(erpillar) bus, sorry to get your hopes up. Not nearly as cool as the Cat Bus, but still pretty cool.

Saw this outside ShiDa last week and thought I’d share.

Peter sheepishly shows his collection of SuperBeetle playing cards for the camera. Before class began, Ray said a bee was in his bookbag, which Peter confirmed. I took the bag outside and gave it a good shake. Out came, not a bee, but a cockroach. When they didn’t know what a cockroach was, Peter got out his book. Unfortunately, all SuperBeetles have massive horns and no cockroaches could be found.