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Sunday Brunch
Earlier in this week I was in touch with Doug and we agreed that we should get together as it has been months since we last hung out. So I invited him over for brunch and extended the invitation to Ken and Roka, as this… -
Artificially Induced Jet Lag
If you had asked me on Wednesday or Thursday, I would have told you that I was finally over my jet lag. My sleeping hours were back to normal, I didn't need an unusually long afternoon siesta, and my appetite had retur… -
Immersing and Blending
Now that I'm all caught up on my blog entries, you'll be disappointed because there isn't any fabulous jet setting about which I can write. Just normal, everyday entries. Prepare yourself for the mundane!After discover… -
Eighteen Hours in Taipei
As my trip in Los Angeles wound to a close, I found myself increasingly under the weather. By mid-afternoon Saturday I felt some aches in my shoulder and neck and popped an ibuprofen tablet to keep down a mild fever. W… -
All Day at the Aquarium of the Pacific
Saturday was aquarium day. I coordinated meeting two sets of friends, one from the North County of San Diego and the other from Culver City. Long Beach's Aquarium of the Pacific seemed to be a great meeting place as it… -
Trip to the land of honey part 2
After some political interruptions, let's return to the second part of my trip to the land of honey - the literal translation of Bangnamphung, the location of the nearby weekend floating market. The floating market isn't… -
A braise in Bangkok
With all this cloudy, overcast weather as of late - providing a wintry look, if not wintry temperatures - I've been in the mood for something braised. A nice chunk of meat, slowly cooked in a pool of simmering liquid un… -
Ootoya: oishi des ne?
I love Thai food and one of the great things about living in Thailand is - no surprise here - there is no shortage of great, inexpensive Thai food. If Khrungthep is the Mt. Olympus of Thailand then Thai food is our amb…
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Flying to SFO
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Cold Jasmine Rice in Hot Weather
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On the Ice in Bangkok
Near the end of school break (which runs from Marc...
