Air in Book Two

Honestly the air quality never bothers me in Taiwan. It’s probably because I am used to it.
I would rather have 30 degrees and poor air quality like I had when I left than what I came back to - cool and rainy. But really I shouldn’t complain. If the weather is your main problem then you really don’t have a problem.

My throat is better. I don’t have a cold. I just got run down from the travel and time change and dried out on the airplanes. And departure lounges. And the air is much much drier here. Already I miss the salty humid air of Kaohsiung harbour.

But they say that a change is a good as a rest. It’s not so bad. I’m out on the front porch. I have you and the cat (out prowling) and my coffee. I have the whole day ahead of me with only a few inconsequential things that need doing.