Mini Class Reunion---Day 2

Yeasterday morning I woke up at about seven-twenty.Finding that the three other "temporary roommates" were still sleeping,I wandered around the dorm of NTU.The sanitary facilities,such as the toilets and the showers,were set outside each room,greatly different from my dorm in NTPU.I also noticed that there was no elevators at all.Back to the room,I ate my breadfast---the bread which I had bought the previous day.How delicious!I was so regretted that I had not bought more.

Then I woke Tameness up,and she took me to the store,run by the agricultural academy of NTU,to buy a carton of milk.We took a small walk,and she introduced whatever we saw,such as the name of the building,along the way to me.I found that NTU was such a beautiful school,or more specifically,like a park.I coulld see all kinds of people in that "park",from children playing around to senior citizens doing exercise.

We(totally six people) had lunch at an Middle East style restaurant called Sababa.I would not remember the names of each dish on the menu,but the only word I remember was "Pita",kind of the main food in the Middle East.Pita tasted good,and trying Middle-Eastern cuisine ended up as a new and fresh experience to us.

At about three o'clock,we made our way to 五分埔.Since all of us hadn't gone there before,we had no choice but to ask the local people for direction.Little did we know that 五分埔 occupies such a large area and,again,there were so many people and the alleys were so narrow!The clothes there were inexpensive,and what's more,they were nearly the same.I bought a cloth and a scarf,costing me only three hundred dollars in total.

At about six o'clock in the evening,we reached Raohe Street night market.It was a long street,with crowds of people and lots of stands.We waited in a line for so long to buy pepper cakes,which is the best-known food of that night market.We did not spend much time and money there.When we got on the bus,it was only six-fifty.

My two-day trip ended as I said goodbye to them at Taipei Train Station.Though reluctant to part,I knew there were always chances for us to get together.