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	<title>Comments on: MFBT &#8211; Aftermath &amp; Review</title>
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	<description>the truth is out there, so where is the “joy”</description>
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		<title>By: September Asia Trip at philomyth.us</title>
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		<description>[...] Our final stop was in Taipei, which was a much shorter stay than normal for us, because we had to get back so Juliette didn&#8217;t miss too much school. I worked for the first couple of days, but was still able to do some things with the family. And the last half, I spent with Rebecca and the girls enjoying the city and meeting up with friends and family. From my last Asia trip, I already started to realize that I felt the most comfortable while in Taipei, and granted it probably has to do with a much greater familiarity than other locales in the region. But I think that this time, I even started to miss Taiwan, the city, the people, the way of life (one of these days, I&#8217;m going to have to figure out where and how to go mountain biking in Taiwan!). [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Our final stop was in Taipei, which was a much shorter stay than normal for us, because we had to get back so Juliette didn&#8217;t miss too much school. I worked for the first couple of days, but was still able to do some things with the family. And the last half, I spent with Rebecca and the girls enjoying the city and meeting up with friends and family. From my last Asia trip, I already started to realize that I felt the most comfortable while in Taipei, and granted it probably has to do with a much greater familiarity than other locales in the region. But I think that this time, I even started to miss Taiwan, the city, the people, the way of life (one of these days, I&#8217;m going to have to figure out where and how to go mountain biking in Taiwan!). [...]</p>
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