Hey there peeps, I think I've grown tired - in other words, LAZY - to write in paragraphs now, so I might as well give in to the lazy bugs dwelling inside my gut and allow the photos to tell the story. After all, photos do speak more than words. ^_^ (Note to self: Captions are a waste of time and energy.)

At Jiangnan Resort (江南度假村)

And finally, here we are at Day 3 - a day packed with the most fun, excitement, exhilaration, and adventure! We had spent the night in E-Da Skylark Hotel, one of the finest and most glamorous hotels in Kaohshiung; and next to it was E-Da Theme Park. So it only took our bus less than 3 minutes to get there. But the tour guide merely gave us 2 hours to have fun in the theme park which, clearly, wouldn't be much fun since we had to rush from here to there; and the fact that a huge part of the park was out under the blazing sun kind of dampened our high spirits. So, to lift them up a little, we went on this ride: 

It's actually not as scary as it seems, trust me. You can feel the soft breeze brushing its tiny fingers across your cheek as you shoot straight up into the air, feel the adrenaline pumping through your veins as your heart makes a descend all of a sudden. I was giggling throughout the ride, not because the seat made my butt feel ticklish (well, not entirely), it was because my dad, who had taken the seat next to me, was alternating between screaming like a little girl and squealing like some sort of tortured animal. =_= It was EXTREMELY embarrassing. All the other passengers were looking at us as if we were a pair of crazy pants; one trying so hard to suppress laughter that a series of distorted guffaws poured from her lips, the other trying so hard to fight nausea that shrieking became the only option to keep himself sane. Oh well, like father...like daughter. =w=

Well, here we are at Day 2! :) Our bus headed off for Lugang early in the morning, and we reached there about noon. My mom, my aunt and I (of course!) did some shopping and after that, joined the others on a food-hunt. We kept a look out for famous Taiwanese snacks, and in the end, we got 'em! Oysters bathing in a pool of aromatic sauce, tiny shrimps fried to crispy perfection, grilled sausages, yam cakes, and last but not least, the REAL Taiwanese bubble tea. You can't possibly come all the way from Malaysia to Taiwan without trying their most famous bubble tea, can you!!? Anyway, after I successfully fished out a pretty floral bag and two leather clutches for a really good price (I forgot how much) from a random store I had stumbled upon, I knew I had to get back to the bus immediately - I was melting from head to toe, for God's sake! MELTING. Don't be surprised, because the temperature was well above 30°C, and they call it winter!!? = = Well, almost everyone fled to the bus for refuge after an hour or two of shopping under the scorching heat.  After that, all of us....well, just let the photos tell the story from here (= Lazy me!).

Having our lunch. 

 

I've always had a penchant for ferris wheels...

( Credits to me, of course) 

The best part of the hotel - you get to have a view like THIS. 

( Credits to my sis) 

Hello fellow bloggers, I'm back from Taiwan! :) Well, actually it's been more than a week now since I came back, I just couldn't find the spark of enthusiasm in me to update my blog...until now. So where should I begin? Right, the minute after we boarded the plane. I was so busy pushing every familiar button on the remote control, scrolling through every page on the TV screen, trying to find myself a perfect on-board-movie that I completely ignored the amplified voice of an air stewardess who was explaining something about how a life jacket works. I watched two movies - Ice Age 4: Continental Drift and The Amazing Spiderman. But I wasn't able to finish the second movie, the flight's just not long enough. :( The actual flight was said to take about 4 hours, but it only took us 3 hours and 35 minutes to reach Tao Yuan Airport. Anyway, we were then introduced to our tour guide and also the rest of our tour group. They all seemed friendly enough as most of them are papa bears, housewives and kids who just can't get their fingers off their PS2s. Well, now's the time for less words and more photos. booyah* 

 My dinner :) 

More fooooooooood... XD 

My sis and my cousin :3

Our first stop - TaiMall!!
Sorry if the picture's a bit blur... :(