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AIT臉譜系列之二十三
我喜歡太極帶給我的力量與平靜。2016年八月來到台灣以後，我就開始練太極。我也很喜歡看我的台灣鄰居每天早上在公園裡使用健身設備、打太極拳、遛狗，或是跳我最喜歡的一種運動，Zumba！謝謝你台灣，展現了各種身體運動之美！--洪美麗 #FacesofAIT

I love the strength and relaxation Tai Chi gives me. I started practicing Tai Chi when I arrived in Taiwan in August 2016! I also love seeing so many of my Taiwan neighbors out in the mornings using the exercise equipment in the parks, practicing Tai Chi, walking their dogs, and dancing to my favorite form of exercise, Zumba! Thank you, Taiwan, for your excellent examples of physical activity! - Melissa

AIT臉譜系列之二十二
從小在馬里蘭的郊區長大，我一年四季都熱衷於運動。春天，我會打棒球；夏天，我會打網球；秋天，我會踢足球；到了冬天，則是打籃球。雖然我不像我小時候那麼靈活了，但一有機會我還是會到球場上去活動一下。在台灣最棒的一件事之一，就是可以認識很多運動同好。不管是林口的網球賽事，內湖的壘球賽，或是到我住的天母社區的籃球場找人鬥牛 – 我享受跟各形各色的台灣人切磋交流的機會。今年我正在學習一項新的運動，是我來台之前沒有機會接觸的，那就是划龍舟！目前我和AIT的隊友正緊鑼密鼓地練習，我們五月就要去比賽了！-- 郝志森 #FacesofAIT

“Growing up in the suburbs of Maryland, I loved playing sports year-round. In the spring it was baseball. In the summer, it was tennis. In the fall, it was soccer. And in the winter, it was basketball. Although I’m not quite as agile as I was when I was younger, I still love getting out on the court or the field and playing sports whenever I can. One of the things I love most about living in Taiwan, is being able to connect with so many others who share a passion for sports. Whether it’s a tennis tournament in Lin Kou, a softball game in Neihu, or a pick-up basketball game at my local court in Tianmu, I’ve enjoyed connecting with so many different Taiwan people of all backgrounds. This year, I’m picking up a totally new sport that I had never done prior to coming to Taiwan – training to compete with AIT’s dragon boat team this coming May!” -Nate

AIT臉譜系列之二十一
當我知道自己即將外派台灣時，大家都告訴我台灣的美食有多棒。自我來台後，我們一家人都很享受在台灣各地旅遊，品嚐當地特產（我五歲的女兒甚至自己會拿肉鬆鋪在吐司上）。我一點都不怕臭豆腐；但是海參的話，還是留在海底好了。但若要說到我們最喜歡的食物，那就非台灣水果莫屬了。我們一家人第一次吃到火龍果就愛上這種水果甜美多汁又豐富的口感（不過吃的時候要小心，一瞬間就可能毀了你的衣服）。我第一次吃到芭樂時，不太知道那是什麼滋味，冰冰脆脆，帶點甜味，對我來說有點陌生，出乎我所料的味道。雖然沒有立刻愛上芭樂，但沒多久芭樂就成為我的最愛之一，我們家現在每次一買就是買十幾個。我們會用新鮮的百香果製作冰沙，幫助我們度過酷暑。我也發現自己可以吃掉一大袋的荔枝。我們家現在已經少不了台灣這些美味的熱帶水果。如果想念家鄉的好滋味，我在附近的商店就能買到新鮮、高品質的美國蘋果、桃子、櫻桃、蔓越莓、柳橙等。難怪台灣平均每人消費的新鮮水果量在全世界可以平列前茅！--- 楊熾 #FacesofAIT

When I found out I would be coming to Taiwan everyone told me how great the food was here. My family and I have enjoyed traveling around Taiwan trying the many local specialties (my five year old daughter has started putting 肉鬆 on her toast). I even enjoy stinky tofu, although I am happy to leave the sea cucumbers at home in the sea. It’s Taiwan’s incredible fruit, though, that has been the greatest joy to eat. Red dragon fruit was an instant favorite with my family with their rich, sweet flavor (even if they are a quick way to ruin a shirt if you’re not careful). The first time I tried guava I wasn’t sure what to think. It was cool, crisp, slightly sweet and at the same time foreign to me and unexpected. Despite my initial hesitation, guava soon became one of my favorite fruits and we now buy them by the dozen. We made iced drinks with fresh passion fruit to help us survive the summer heat. I also found myself eating big bags of lychees. Taiwan’s delicious tropical fruit has become a staple at our home. And when I miss the taste of home I can easily stop by any number of local stores here and pick up fresh, high quality U.S. apples, peaches, cherries, cranberries, oranges or almost any other fruit from the United States I might have a hankering for. No wonder Taiwan has one of the highest per capita consumption rates for fresh fruit in the world! -- Andrew