I totally see how it must’ve been weird leaving sunshine and then having to deal with crazy typhoon weather. That was a great idea to show us your rooftop so we could see a bit of what Taiwan is experiencing. It actually looks cool, but I see why mostly everyone is staying indoors. Also, your rooftop is really beautiful and modern. I’m sorry you’re going stir crazy in your apartment. That’s great that your girlfriend will be visiting you soon :) I dunno maybe you could try cooking something new next time your stuck at your place I hope you and your loved ones stay safe, bro 🫶
Thanks Diana! Yeah, I'm fairly lucky that my building didn't have any flooding and that my scooter managed to stay upright. When I went down the street this morning, I could see that not everyone was so lucky. Speaking of cooking, I made a delicious breakfast and used that green sauce that Monica got. And I brought some tortillas from home so plan on introducing my gf to breakfast burritos, lol. Hope you're doing well Sis :)
@@ryfree That’s pretty lucky. I’m surprised your scooter stayed upright in that powerful wind. I’m sorry to hear others weren’t as fortunate. I bet it was bomb! Monica will be happy to hear it’s getting some use :) Oh nice, that was a great idea. I hope she’ll love them! I remember getting the best breakfast burritos 🌯 in Whittier. Cali’s food is so much better than the food in Nevada.
Here in canada, the town of Jasper is burning down, there has been 3 majors tornados here in Québec witch never happened before. And peoples deny the climate changes.
When I lived in Malaysia, I loved typhoons. Horizontal beating rain, like someone pounding on the shutters. The awesome power of it (even though several feet of rain would fall and everything would flood)
I haven't experienced such a big typhoon in a long time. If I were you, I would definitely want to go out or teach when returning to the city. Just count down a few more days, and I'll be there soon.
You don’t like storm chasing I guess. When I lived in Taiwan we went out on typhoon days. Sometimes even to the beach. Loads to do and see on a typhoon day. No need to lock yourself up.
This typhoon is nonsense. I am moving up to Taichung on Friday to meet up with my coordinator and move into the apartment I've chosen. I'm praying the rains have subsided or stopped by then.
@@PsychoGemini Well I hope the weather is conducive for your big move. Congrats again and I can't wait to hear how your new life in Taichung treats you.
I totally see how it must’ve been weird leaving sunshine and then having to deal with crazy typhoon weather.
That was a great idea to show us your rooftop so we could see a bit of what Taiwan is experiencing. It actually looks cool, but I see why mostly everyone is staying indoors. Also, your rooftop is really beautiful and modern.
I’m sorry you’re going stir crazy in your apartment. That’s great that your girlfriend will be visiting you soon :)
I dunno maybe you could try cooking something new next time your stuck at your place
I hope you and your loved ones stay safe, bro 🫶
Thanks Diana! Yeah, I'm fairly lucky that my building didn't have any flooding and that my scooter managed to stay upright. When I went down the street this morning, I could see that not everyone was so lucky. Speaking of cooking, I made a delicious breakfast and used that green sauce that Monica got. And I brought some tortillas from home so plan on introducing my gf to breakfast burritos, lol. Hope you're doing well Sis :)
@@ryfree That’s pretty lucky. I’m surprised your scooter stayed upright in that powerful wind.
I’m sorry to hear others weren’t as fortunate.
I bet it was bomb! Monica will be happy to hear it’s getting some use :)
Oh nice, that was a great idea. I hope she’ll love them!
I remember getting the best breakfast burritos 🌯 in Whittier. Cali’s food is so much better than the food in Nevada.
Here in canada, the town of Jasper is burning down, there has been 3 majors tornados here in Québec witch never happened before. And peoples deny the climate changes.
Oh God, that sounds like some awful weather indeed! Hope you and yours are safe.
Good chatting with you yesterday. I've hardly needed an umbrella here in the last few hours.
Good chatting with you too man. I still have to keep my umbrella handy but it ain't so bad now.
be safe
@@chasejoseph Thank you my friend!
When I lived in Malaysia, I loved typhoons. Horizontal beating rain, like someone pounding on the shutters. The awesome power of it (even though several feet of rain would fall and everything would flood)
Great description Todd. There is something magical about powerful weather.
I haven't experienced such a big typhoon in a long time. If I were you, I would definitely want to go out or teach when returning to the city. Just count down a few more days, and I'll be there soon.
@@Jin-9129 Without you, it would be impossible for me to survive here. Luckily your arrival is swiftly approaching.
You don’t like storm chasing I guess. When I lived in Taiwan we went out on typhoon days. Sometimes even to the beach. Loads to do and see on a typhoon day. No need to lock yourself up.
I appreciate that spirit Todd and thank you for the suggestions. I was a storm chaser once of sorts and will keep that in mind.
This typhoon is nonsense. I am moving up to Taichung on Friday to meet up with my coordinator and move into the apartment I've chosen. I'm praying the rains have subsided or stopped by then.
@@PsychoGemini Well I hope the weather is conducive for your big move. Congrats again and I can't wait to hear how your new life in Taichung treats you.
i thought today is Thursday? haha
@@chowzisiong7800 I've totally lost track of the days in this condition too. 😂