On 16 Oct 12 , I posted a picture of my sister's place and TM commented: I just live 1 mins drive from your sister's place! He asked: How come you didn't plan to meet KL bloggers? I replied: well, that was an impromptu trip..maybe next time I can plan to meet you up should I go to my sister's place again.. Recently I planned to visit my sister again. So on 27 Dec 12, I sent him a facebook message: hi, can I hv your phone number? I will be at my sister's place again. He was surprised: Wow!!!!!! Nice surprise. Finally, we met at Rib House Chicago at 1U. TM & A.. SP and SK Look at what they ordered! Five kinds of simply scrumptious dish! We chatted as that was our main aim.. Finally, we had a group photo before we called it a day.. Of course, I received some gifts too. Will show you in my next post. I really enjoyed their company and it was nice meeting them in person after so long. Thank you so much...
Taiwan is just so wonderful.I like the third picture :)
ReplyDeleteLove the view..So peaceful.
ReplyDeleteSo calm and peaceful!
ReplyDeleteNice place!
ReplyDeleteNow I have a new impression, good one, about Taiwan.
ReplyDeletevery nice view :)
ReplyDeleteLove the pics! Amazing view!
ReplyDeleteBetty xx
Looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful landscape photos and temple too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like Taiwan is so beautiful. Must go! Thanks for sharing. :P
ReplyDeleteSun Moon Lake is a MUST GO place if you visit Taiwan.. Very famous place and the scenary is indeed breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous place to see!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent indeed. It is very misty right? :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice name - Sun Moon Lake.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
Very interesting and beautiful lake. I would love to visit there.
ReplyDeleteYou take such wonderful trips!
ReplyDeleteWenn: It is a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting and lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt's always beautiful to see photos of another country. Love it! Thanks for visiting mine!
ReplyDeleteIt looked very misty. I remember when I was young, we watched Taiwanese movies.
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