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Another Step Up The Age Ladder


..and it was my first birthday in Taiwan. I turned 27 yesterday with the company of my dear supporting, loving wife, Chien-yu and of course my growing sweet daughter, Amelie. Chien-yu's Aunt was also there, I'd like to thank her for taking care of Amelie while we are working.

In addition to my close family in Taiwan, I was also joined by close friends which I have made since I arrived in Taiwan, who have welcomed me to their country and way of life. Who are these people? Well first there's kind Mary who always help me order food in the local language when I get a bit stuck and ensure I get the daily required amount of water. Then there's Hank, the automation king, who sometimes can be blunt, but gives us all a good reality check. Next we have kind, caring Max who listens well and gives good advice for all situations. Then we have Vanessa, who has been my nutritionist since my bout of Gout, carefully advising me what I can and can't eat. Then there's David Lin, a sociable guy and always jolly and so positive. Of course, lets not forget Gavin, the clever science geek with a good sense of humour. Next we have Marian, also sociable and know a lot about Taipei eateries. Then we have David Hsu, with an artistic eye, showing us a different world through his photography and quirky art. Finally Steve, with his boyish charms and (in his words) good looks.









Thank you all for joining me on my 27th birthday!

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