I went to the gym last night, the local YMCA which I have been a member of since I was a wee one, and where I learned to swim. The Y recently underwent an expantion and renovation, and now boasts amenities like a climbing wall and a additional pool dedicated to lap swimming. The locker rooms haven't changed, but I was struck by how high the ceilings are--especialy compared to my gym back in Taipei, which is squeezed into four floors of a building complex. The towels are bigger and fluffier at my Taipei gym, though. And I prefer the climbing gym in Taipei. But for a place that has it all--I'm happy.
being berta liao
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About Me
What happens when you leave your comfort zone for the unfamiliar?
I am an American living in Taipei, learning not just a new culture and language, but also seeing my home country from an overseas lens.
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Saturday, August 31, 2002



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