I met as well get in on the trend. So, what should I bring back with me from Alaska that I will definitely need here for the long term? I don’t really need warm or hot weather clothing as I have it in my apartment already. Lots of books too and a Kindle that is mold free. I think I’ve still got tea in my cupboards and dishes. What else should I be thinking of bringing back to clutter up my apartment?
Refills on all the strange foreign seasons that cost such a bomb in Taiwan.
And pemmican
As in spring and fall?
How about birch syrup? Or salmon skin jerky?
Bring winter clothes.
A photo of Sarah Palin - to remind you how good life can be if you choose wisely…? 
Oil?
Now that’s a good suggestion but honestly they are hurting for it themselves at the moment.
elk droppings.
They’re totally unobtainable in Taiwan, for love or money.
Dried/smoked moose ears … my dogs would love them … :lick:
[quote=“urodacus”]elk droppings.
They’re totally unobtainable in Taiwan, for love or money.[/quote]
Elk are rare in Alaska. Moose and caribou are more common. I should bring some moose “nugget” jewelry back.
Dogs, sure. You’re opening a restaurant in China aren’t you? 
I’m back on the Rock … second day now … need some getting used to all the noise … :ohreally: be prepared … 
Actually I’ve been back for two days too.
OK, let’s meet … and talk moose ears 
As in spring and fall?
How about birch syrup? Or salmon skin jerky?[/quote]
Ooops, stoopid autokorrect. Eye ment sezonings
Birch syrup sounds interesting.
You are back in Taiwan already?
Oh man. I wanted you to bring an iceberg so that I could keep myself cool when I get there. 
[quote=“Lili”]You are back in Taiwan already?
Oh man. I wanted you to bring an iceberg so that I could keep myself cool when I get there. [/quote]
Well I did bring back a cool pic of Fritz the husky and the team who ran the first Iditarod.
You were in China, right? not more noisy?
Actually, when I was in the Wan in April I realised how noisy the goddamned scooters are, grrr :bluemad:
Yep, honking is more present in China, but here … in Taiwan, this morning 6:30 AM fire cracker time … noisy scooters …
Did you remember to pack your “I got laid in Chicken” T-shirt?