Taipei Day 3 (walk walk walk)

I woke up and the first thing on my mind was...
"I want to ride a bicycle!"

There is a nice biking trail near where I live, and there is a rental bike down stairs...
I convinced my little aunt (56 yrs old... more flexible than I am) who has not ridden bicycle for 50 years to go with me.
I haven't been on bike for a while too... maybe 20 years. but as they say, it's like riding a bike. once you learn it, you will never forget. it's true.

It was such a nice ride... near the river, in the protected biking trail.
I didn't have to worry about cars or pedestrians, and the scenery was gorgeous. Never really has enjoyed this side of Taiwan before.

i am going to try to convince my mom & dad to go with me tomorrow. that would be fun.

After that, we enjoyed taking hot bath, and went out to lunch with my family.
(i still don't have enough guts to try the fish beauty treatment.)

Then we went on this excruciating walk, that was long, and slow.
(you know, slow walk is more tiring than fast walk?)
i was going with adults' pace, which is... SLOW! and they never tell you where we are going or how long we are going to walk for.
i really appreciate my other tours that i go to...
i got little frustrated... run out of my patience.

now i'm in my room with 85C coffee & mister donuts.
having my alone time to recharge.
i think that makes me a introvert, that i need to re-charge by myself, not with people.

i hope we don't have to eat big dinner tonight.
i really hope we can just go pick up some stinky tofu and oyster-tzeng!