Tuesday, 27 February 2018

Relocating to Taipei



The movers have started packing for the move to Taipei as it takes about a month for the shipment to arrive there





Most of my kitchen stuff waiting to be packed






So from now until June I will only post as and when I can. I hope that you will bear with me during this interim period.
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