It’s Friday evening and I am beat. I’ve been sitting here for ten minutes trying to write something, but my brain has decided to turn in early for the night and so I can’t even manage to construct a coherent sentence. So please forgive me if this entry makes less sense than my usual nonsense.

Judy and I went to Taiwan at the end of April of this year to visit my good friend Josh and do a bit of sightseeing. The trip was a blast — we visited some interesting places, met some cool people and sampled tons of delicious Taiwanese food. I even learned how to say “toilet” in Mandarin.

Anyway, I’ve been wanting to put some photos up from the trip for months, but I’ve found it difficult to find the time to do so (OK, OK, I’m a lazy bastard, I know). Therefore, I’ve decided that instead of trying to put them all up at once, I’ll just put a few up whenever I get a chance.

Today’s photos are from the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial, which was the first place we visited on the trip. Impressive, ain’t it?