The 60th Anniversary

My grandpa came to us last night to tell us that he wants to buy each of his grandchildren a car.

This year, my grandpa and grandma will have been married for 60 years.

To celebrate the 60 years my grandparents had been together, they had a plan for a big family trip to Japan.

Since we won't be able to go to Japan all together now, my grandpa wants to spend the money for something that will remind us them when we use it.

Actually, my grandpa and  grandma had given us more than enough.

With or without a car, the love and the memories will always warm our hearts.

Super Moon/Treasure Hill Artist Village

  

Although it happens quite often, I hate it when we wake up in the afternoon and it's already too late to go anywhere or do anything.

In spite of  we left the house around 5 o'clock, I am glad that we made the most of it for the weekend.

I took Mo to Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall to play catch (in the dark) on Saturday.

It was the perfect spot to see the super moon.

We then had dinner in the Diner.

On Sunday, I tried to think of a place to go to please my mom who was totally bored at home.

This little village on the hill had attracted my mom's attention since 25 years ago on her way to work, which was also my way to school.

It's an artist village now with many cool arts.
Mo was quite excited leading the way up and down through the stairs.

I think my mom was quite satisfied too.

Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall http://www.yatsen.gov.tw/
the Diner http://www.thediner.com.tw/
Treasure Hill Artist Village http://www.artistvillage.org/thav