Taipei Banter 台北嘿掰講Ep.4 Museum of broken relationships

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背景故事：
很久很久以前，John老師覺得好玩，就找了同樣在台教英語的台灣女婿(南非人)開啟錄Podcast的里程，
當時的器材與網路平台都不熟悉，也不上手，面對麥克風還是會抖～ 這個單元也啟發了現在大家常聽的Vocab與15Mins Cafe單元。
不過近期有老朋友們敲碗，說找不到了，希望想要聽，要John老師重制上架。
那每週四就一起來聽聽當時Podcast菜雞們在網路上做英語教學所踏出的第一步！
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After a relationship ends, even the most mundane objects can become painful reminders. One museum in Los Angeles puts them on display.
At the Museum of Broken Relationships in Hollywood, everyday stuff is exhibited as art along with each object's story of betrayal or loss. The result is a moving collection of heartbreak.
One woman from San Francisco crammed her wedding dress into a pickle jar after her husband of five years left her. Even though her dress was "non-traditional" - meaning the kind you could wear again - she never did.
One of the more unusual exhibits is a pair of sizeable silicone breast implants a woman says she felt pressured to get by an ex-boyfriend. Her body rejected the implants and she had to have multiple surgeries to remove them and reconstruct her body.
"She held on to them to remind herself don't change for someone else. You have to love yourself to be loved and be in a productive relationship," Ms Hyde says, adding that the woman hoped her donation would inspire others to have healthier relationships.
Source article: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38960969

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