Saturday Afternoon in Taipei

An egg with my tea?

Sure, why not? But an egg soaked in black tea, along with soy sauce and spices? Not so much.

It's a common snack here in Taiwan, commonly referred to as the Chinese tea egg. You will find it in every 7/11 you walk into over here. Honestly, the contents don't sound bad at all. I mean it's just tea and spices, with your egg (much easier to digest than some of other food we get around here). It's just the visual effect that puts me off - it almost looks rotten. So it's not for me - but if you are adventurous with food you should surely give it a try when you get the chance.

Working hard over dinner

Without Taiwan you don't get parts :)

At a certain government office.....

Lunch is served with a portion of 'Gossip Girl'

And a post-lunch game of cards

How ironic would it be if the message said "save electricity" instead?

At first I thought it would be hilariously ironic if the 101 were to state that we need to save electricity. But apparently the building is making an effort to become more "green" (perhaps in an effort to reclaim fame in the form of the 'tallest green building' as it loses the 'tallest building' title)

Do not Judge a Restaurant by its Cover

You may not expect much from a restaurant called 'Two Peck', but their cheese fries surely made my day at work a little more bearable.