Day Three - Monday, March 22
After a busy weekend of hanging around the homefront and prep for church, we were ready for our first real outing... what better place to start than our favorite - the Taipei Zoo...
We usually take the train up to the top of the zoo then walk down to see the animals... I usually say it's because Hunter loves the train, but really, when pushing the double stroller - it's just the most energy-efficient way to go!!!
Hunter is not much of a trend-setter, but he does seem to be aware of what's 'cool' around him... though he must know some unwritten rule that a girl's hat leans to the right and a boy's leans to the left.
Helena wasn't intimated by the enormous python glaring at her... she just glared right back!
Here's a new sport in Taiwan - turtle hopping... Tony's trying to get Mei Mei started early.
The lemurs were wild and oh so loud... Lynne couldn't resist getting Helena out of the stroller to see these guys... and Helena was milking it for all she could.
The big gorillas were out this time... I don't think I've ever really noticed them much... but it was a warm day and this was a great place to stop and watch for a while.
Feeding time for this family... looks like us when we've got one ice cream to share.
You wouldn't see too many Taiwanese families doing this...
And of course, Dad and Lynne had to see the Pandas... they were bigger than one imagined and smaller than the other thought... so I guess it was good they got to see them in real life.It was a good, long day out at the zoo. We came home and had leftovers for dinner and the kids were in bed before 7pm. Tony and I took the opportunity with free babysitters to get out for a movie - so we headed out to see The Hurt Locker - which wasn't the lightest of films, but thought-provoking and a good time to get out together nonetheless.
And morning and evening were the third day.












