Collection of original travel chronicles and essays under #Life Philosophy (3 articles).
Whether on a long journey, dining at a restaurant, or pausing on a riverbank bench, how does a wanderer avoid leaving a trail of lost belongings? The secret isn't a photographic memory, but a three-second muscle memory of looking back to check the seat and surroundings—even shining a light when night falls.
From the breathtaking turquoise waters of New Zealand's Lake Tekapo to a hermit's life in the mountains of southern France. An otaku wanderer's retirement dream requires only coffee beans, flour, eggs, and an uninterrupted high-speed internet connection.
Tamsui's temperature has always been Taiwan's leading indicator of cold. Facing the old family dog's sleep-incontinence problem since early summer, the Wanderer went through a chestnut-roaster burlap sack, a black plastic bag waterproofing fiasco, and finally a winter purchase of plastic puzzle mats. A humorous essay on caring for an aging furry child and a bit of life philosophy.
