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Taken at Momi Café (猫的天空之城), literally translated means “Cat’s Castle in the Sky,” located in Suzhou, China.
maoo :3.
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Momi Café (猫的天空之城), literally translated means “Cat’s Castle in the Sky,” located in Suzhou, China.
会不会觉得很文艺呀？够不够 feel 呢？呵呵。。。
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Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.
~Matt. 6:34
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Momi Café (猫的天空之城), literally translated means “Cat’s Castle in the Sky,” located in Suzhou, China.
From Wikipedia:
“What is worth mentioning is the postcards there. There is a wall named “Mail to Future”. There are 365 small cells on this wall, and each cell stands for one day in a year. Everyone can choose a postcard, write down the receiver’s name, the address, the zip code, and then put it into any cell and the postcard will be sent off on that day. This wall is treasure of the market town and it’s also known as the only one around China. What’s more, all the postcards are designed by the shopkeepers. With the help of many friends, there are almost 300 different kinds of postcards has come out and most of them are related to Suzhou.”
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Taiwan’s Dazzling Cafe is famous for its honey toast and its ridiculously long waiting time. They have two locations in Taipei (Pink and Mint), and if you didn’t make a reservation at the beginning of the month, be prepared to wait in line for an hour or two. Luckily, when I went, it was just three of us, so we were able to be seated right away at the bar area.
This dark, delicious beauty is the Black Chocolate Honey Toast.
Taken in Taipei, Taiwan.
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Taken in Houtong Cat Village (侯硐貓村) in Taiwan. Hundreds of feral cats now occupy the old coal mining village on the outskirts of Taipei, drawing in tourists by the train-fulls.
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A Taiwanese couple taking self-portraits. Typical, hahah.
Taken in 十分, 台北 (Taipei).
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From this time many of his disciples turned back and no longer followed him.
“You do not want to leave too, do you?” Jesus asked the Twelve.
Simon Peter answered him, “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. We have come to believe and to know that you are the Holy One of God.”
~ John 6:66-69
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Taiwanese people love their poopies and doggies! They’re everywhere! :D
Taken in Tamsui (淡水) in Taipei, Taiwan.
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“Very truly I tell you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life and will not be judged but has crossed over from death to life.”
~ John 5:24
I’ve been going through the book of John with a friend. What a blessing to be reminded of the gospel every day.
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A Taiwanese aboriginal dance on New Years Eve 2011.
Taken at Taipei Main Station (台北车站).
