自耕．酪梨

This a-bit-belated review of my producitve Hokkaido trip is previously detained by the limited upload quota of msn space. I wasn't prepared to have my photos published before done with subtiling description.

I was back in Taipei three weeks ago, 21 days to be exact. I planned the entire itinerary all on my own (and still feel like bragging about it even the trip's already over) and it took me a solid 30, 40 days or so to make sure everything was about on track before leaving. The trip itself is ever so gratifying and we truly enjoyed and favored the Japanese way of dealing with things, such as setting a train schedule as narrow as an arrival and departure time of 07:53 (and those trains indeed perfected my impression by meeting with this accuracy) or dressing up their bungalows with adorable toy figures and lovely flowers and plants of all varieties without being regulated to do so. Well, Taiwan is way behind, in most aspects as a matter of fact. I'm quite ashamed to admit that.

I need time to sort out my disorganized digital albums from this six-day trip so that I could share some of my favorites with you people. We took about 700 pictures this time and the number should have at least doubled, but the transmission line of one of our cameras was left behind by accident, which left us with finite storage for pictures. Pity.

More on my subtitles after the first of August. Not only because it's an exceptional day of importance, but the space has locked my free entry until a new month begins.