We have come to enjoy very much the canteen at the university’s School of Tourism. The prices are great, the food is delicious, and it saves us precious time in the middle of the day. The man whose food we enjoy specializes in Taiwanese cuisine. Below is a picture of lunch on Tuesday of this week. Carter is an 11 year old boy whose English is already quite good - so good that he is Ruth’s teaching assistant in her summer school course in English for children ages 8-12.
Three young men in my class asked me today if they could take Becka and me to a teahouse to be able to spend some time with us practicing their conversational English. The teahouse where they took us still serves according to the traditional tea culture. Below are two pictures from this experience:
the tea service
the girl preparing our tea.
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