This Chinese New Year holidays was my son's first one, and also the first time he met his grand grand parents and may other family relatives. Of course, it was also the first time Allie and I experiences how it's like to travel with such a small child for more than two days. In short, I was so tired that I didn't had the energy to write about it until now.
Yoshi was well-behaved on the way. He did not yell, scream or struggle on trains or taxis. However, he could hardly sleep in the nights while in Kaohsiung, partly because he was not familiar with the environment, and partly because his third teeth (upper maxillary central incisor) was coming out. So, we were all very exhausted.
He went to Kaohsiung, Jia-yi, Zi-guan (in Kaohsiung county) and was introduced to about 30 people. Luckily Yoshi seemed enjoyed meeting people he'd never seen before. He smiled a lot, laughed a lot, and people seemed to like him, too.
After Kaohsiung, we had back north to Tamshui and stayed with Allie's family. And, after that, we visited Eric's place at Taipei before we finally went home. Good job, son!
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