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I am home the whole day. In fact I stay inside to avoid the strong sun which often does some harm to my health more than nourishing me with vitamin D. Last week I had a guest from Europe. We met in June and he was here on business.  His experience with Bangkok 12 years ago changed his imagination completely. Showing him shops in Siam Paragon, Siam Square and Central World, treating him nice food by the river at sunset in a simple decoration but modern style and good service riverside restaurant, all places impressed him.  Viewing the outer ring bridge in the night always brings the pride to my close friend and I who were born and raised up in Phrapradaeng. We had been waiting for a shortcut to Bangkok and the other side of Samutprakarn for ages.. So since the bridge construction was finished, she and I have been using it daily for free of charge. Over there any viewpoints down the river are beautiful.. especially at dawn and dusk. Another day, going out in the hot sun to the Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha Temple and Wat Po. He was so happy. But I was very tired. In fact I should realize that I am approaching the end of my teenage years.. We started by having lunch at Foodland soi 5 Sukhumvit at the counter of Took Lae Dee in a crowded atmosphere but the food  was fantastic even though you are new to all kinds of Thai food. My order was out of the menu since I knew the original restaurant pretty well from my years working at an advertising agency in Ploenchit Arcade, I realized that the chef here made the best Khao Nua Pad Prik ( rice topped with fried beef with chilli, spring onion and onion, with a sunny egg on the side) ..ooh.. so wonderful..( No wonder that I broke off my vegetarian diet for a short period of time). Why I brought him there? Because it is 24 hour restaurant. Without me as a guide, it is easy to walk there by himself any time since his hotel was quite close. At the Grand Palace, he pointed at the two chinese lions guarding the palace door and asked for the photography. He said , " I like the lions there, I am a lion. What are you?" Huh.. Lion and Lioness, that's why we get along very quickly.. After Wat Po, we had some drink at the Deck ..The Temple of Dawn was right opposite. My favourite drink is Nam Manow ( my formula, no sugar, no soda, but honey instead.) So he began to follow my advice. And he ordered  double every cafe we stopped.  But well, he would never get the same satisfaction unless I did it myself...ee ee. Instead of using a driver, I planned to take taxi, took-took, ride the boat and connect with BTS.  I completed my plan. But as soon as we separated at Siam Station, it rained.  The strong sun and later the rain caused my body weakness. But the Lioness did not give up. The next two days we both had factory tour. One in Bangkok and the other in Chainart! Oh dear,  imagine walking in the production line for 2 days, and the meeting adjourned at 7 pm. My brain sore, my beautiful legs hurt, my body exhaust, my creativity loss... Dinner by the river Chao Phya ended at 8:30 pm. I came home nearly 11 pm..: not enough rest. The fifth day of his visit, I stayed home. He remained in his hotel. We both were sick lion and lioness. Healing ourselves in our own caves. My doctor gave me 2 days absence letter in case I need it. But I remain home till now. I tell myself, I will never over estimate my energy again.  My guest at Viharn Yod in the Grand Palace. The gates are the most beautiful mother-of-pearl in lay work in Thailand. Believe me, this is the factory in Chainart. Wat Ta-soong interior decoration, Uthaithani, across the river. cool corner inside a new Temple Hall Fried chicken with cashew nut and dried chilli, Chainart style. A new Prayer's hall. One of the most stunning mural paintings in Wat Prakaew. Kiewwan sea food in coconut, spicy and soft..with nice fragrance of the ingredient mix... First I  wondered what was hidden under the fried rice noodle..? Don't guess. You will never know what under the crispy looking sen mee until you try it. It was quite late when I was able to shoot this newly served dish of pig's leg !!  Dedicated to Yabua who might enjoy the German style than the Thai.

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comment 71 dryshrimp date : 10/11/2009 time : 15.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

I think anywhere in this world, you have no debt, you are rich enough.

comment 70 xena date : 10/11/2009 time : 14.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

Ask YB how it cost in Europe normally.. so imagine in the current crisis...many who have a heavy credit card debt or mortgage are facing really finding difficult to survive.

comment 69 dryshrimp date : 10/11/2009 time : 11.27 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

You know how much it costs for the parents to send kids to take courses in gordon bleu or vatel? .. But I agree with you. Living in the US is not easy. My lunch today cost 5.71 usd. The quality by quantity not equal to MBK khaokamuh.

comment 68 xena date : 10/11/2009 time : 11.00 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

do we really have to pay that much for a stomachache? You got to be kiddy. I can go to Klong Suan and eat at every restaurant odering all the dishes to feed the fish, if I cannot finish the food, and still have money left for a flight home... Is the stress getting to you...55555???????

comment 67 dryshrimp date : 10/11/2009 time : 10.00 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

The movie people can afford!! There is also another seminar on food in San Francisco, 800 usd per head the next day. Are you interested, Xena?

comment 66 xena date : 10/11/2009 time : 09.21 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

300 usd...can buy iphone to watch them on youtube...or but a netbook and have a bigger screen...55555

comment 65 dryshrimp date : 09/11/2009 time : 18.47 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

YB, Yes- - 300 usd. Only for the movie businessmen could pay the price! I am glad you prefer Thai pigs leg. The best is at MBK. Kha Mu Trock Soong. And along a stree of Soi 8 Sukhumwit. .. The Thai Trade man in LA told me that he believed Thai food here tasted better than most restaurants in Bangkok for some specific reasons. I will try and tell you my idea soon.

comment 64 yabua date : 09/11/2009 time : 16.46 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yabua

DS, I just saw your Kha Mu. it looks neither Thai nor German (similar to my little M, maybe). You are quite wrong this time. I love Kha Mu Thai Ka, esp. the one from Hai Piang, HuaHin or from Trog Sung, Bang Rak.

comment 63 yabua date : 09/11/2009 time : 16.41 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yabua

Oh Buddha!!!! Entrance fee for 300 USD!!!! Are you sure, DS, that you didn´t put too many 0 behind 3? Whom do they expect to visit the festival?

comment 62 dryshrimp date : 09/11/2009 time : 13.32 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

As I read your comment, Stal, I incidentally heard the siren .. It is now Sunday night 10:25 pm. The hotel I stay is in the heart of Beverly Center. Tomorrow morning I will explore the town and do my survey. So far, the procedure at the airport went very speedy despite the crowded visitors. A young man drove me to the hotel and gave me a warm welcome by briefing on a lot of business scenario. The movie makers from Thailand are now in town for American Film Fair. Entrance fee cost 300 usd/person.. !!!!

comment 61 stalingrad date : 09/11/2009 time : 11.55 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

DS: when you are in LA, can you please form some impressions about safety for women there, especially at night as my daughter is thinking of visiting there next summer. I myself lived in LA for 2 years but that was a long time ago and it was pretty dangerous then as I lived downtown, and you can hear sirens regularly at night. But it was a fun city for young people though, and superb weather. Pity then that there was no public transport to speak of then and the buses came once every 30 minutes or so. I bought a VW beetle and was great for freeway driving. Thanks.

comment 60 xena date : 08/11/2009 time : 19.55 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

YB, We used the same manual for operation....happy to hear it works...hahaha... should I send you some food by post...

comment 59 yabua date : 08/11/2009 time : 17.35 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yabua

DS & Xena, With the time, you two have developed torture into the state of art. For your last comment, Xena, I can´t agree more. Just look what happened to Khun Veen´s Blog on India.

comment 58 xena date : 08/11/2009 time : 09.37 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

Come to think of it, I like food blog cause I like food. anyway it is much better than those aLl boring post,,,,..

comment 57 xena date : 08/11/2009 time : 09.31 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

YB, Kho thot krup....but, maybe, we can send the pictures like DS said so that you can digitize them into another paint job... Title: "The Digital Taste of Yummy Food, I Missed.." haha, again Kho thot Krup

comment 56 dryshrimp date : 07/11/2009 time : 23.14 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Owww.. YB, we forgot that you live in Germany sometimes. ... Pan, then you have to wait for me to come back next month. And Xena too. Only you and K Stal haven't moved around much like the two of us. OOps, YB -- we will send the pictures whether we enjoy the food.

comment 55 yabua date : 07/11/2009 time : 22.50 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yabua

I really don´t understand you, guys. You keep on talking about food...food...and food. Think a bit about meeeeeeeeeee.

comment 54 panalwayscute date : 07/11/2009 time : 17.39 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/panalwayscute

http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/panalwayscute/2008/06/13/entry-1 My Fried Chicken with Cashew nuts Blog ja

comment 53 panalwayscute date : 07/11/2009 time : 17.36 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/panalwayscute

my blog on Fried chicken with cashew nuts last year......

comment 52 panalwayscute date : 07/11/2009 time : 17.31 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/panalwayscute

DS-maybe we should invite stalingrad too.....

comment 51 panalwayscute date : 07/11/2009 time : 17.30 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/panalwayscute

DS-I wanted to goooooooo as we speak but I think my hubby is not that into Arabian food. Maybe when Xena and you meet up next time...I might just meet you guys in the morning without hubby....at Nana BTS then.

comment 50 dryshrimp date : 07/11/2009 time : 10.14 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Xena, I will write live from LA . By that time you will know I am there.

comment 49 happyjack date : 07/11/2009 time : 05.53

P.W. is Per Week.Another thing,only recently has a decent Green Curry appeared,this area shies away from Coconut Milk.We dont like Bkk Food is the generall comment by the Old.Youre late, hurry up.

comment 48 dryshrimp date : 06/11/2009 time : 19.40 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

While someone spend time going on holidays, I've been very busy at the moment. There are some new things to learn every day at work. Some arrangement and homework. Trip, seminar, presentation etc. And the travel has to end before thanksgiving.

comment 47 xena date : 06/11/2009 time : 15.11 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

I do not remember the chicken nd cashew nut, but this lunch was good....and affordable....uhmmmm..

comment 46 xena date : 06/11/2009 time : 14.58 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

BTW when are you leaving for LA? I may have a meeting at Frisco around dec 09. As we are preparing filling for USFDA approval.

comment 45 xena date : 06/11/2009 time : 14.51 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

DS, that sounded like someone I know...haha...anyway you know the answer, so you are liberty to explain....lets just say that it stands for x...enter..nation ...again... Does it bring back any memory....have a nice weekend...

comment 44 dryshrimp date : 06/11/2009 time : 13.21 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

K Ideefix, Yes, I am a non-vegan now. I wish to resume my vegetarian days soonest since I gain weight recently. Uan..jang.

comment 43 dryshrimp date : 06/11/2009 time : 13.19 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Sta, You made me feel like a greedy girl. Okay, I will try that as soon as I return from my trip. May be Pan is faster, go, Pan.

comment 42 dryshrimp date : 06/11/2009 time : 13.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Xena, The one I met yesterday enjoyed his fried chicken with chilli and cashew nut prepared by a good chef. While mine is sticky rice with grilled beef, medium well done..which tasted nice. We had such a great time. You should witness the tasty meal.

comment 41 stalingrad date : 06/11/2009 time : 11.28 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

DS c.47: the place I suggested to Pan has good kebabs, but I don't eat kebabs rolled and spitted around the fire as sold in kebab joints in Europe anymore on advice from my daughter (biochemistry grad) who says they use the worst meat, including unwanted entrails, and fragrant it. But the real slice meat kebabs are delicious, with all that fat virtually gone and you eat it with the sauce. Those sidewalk kebabs are strictly for young, hungry, student types, looking for a quick and filling meal, and whose immunity is tops. I used to eat them in my student days, but now graduated to Mcdonalds ! With one exception, the Turkish restaurants in Berlin serve good quality flame-spitted kebabs, as the Turks there seem to be pretty discriminating with their kebabs.

comment 40 xena date : 06/11/2009 time : 10.39 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

Hi DS, You must fully recovered..haha... I believe I had explained it previously....but sometimes it meant different thing to different people. so its important for me to know who had met, that ask this question. haha...it should be interesting....

comment 39 Ideefix date : 06/11/2009 time : 09.57

K. Dryshrimp C17 The authentic Sichuan Kung Pao does not call for vegetables. However, some irrecognizably modified versions have all kinds of vegetables in the dish such as carrots, water chestnuts, celery, zucchini, and even broccoli! In many dishes which do not require vegetables (chicken in wine or coq au vin, for example), vegetables normally give out their juices which serve to meld together many conflicting flavors, thereby making any given dish more flavorful. By the way, I could not help notice that there is chicken in the dish in the photo. Perhaps, you are a non-vegan.

comment 38 dryshrimp date : 06/11/2009 time : 08.11 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Xena, Someone I met yesterday asked why a man like you chose to be called Xena. Since I am not an expert in Chinese like you, K Piset, K Expresso, K Peacefulness, please clarify.

comment 37 dryshrimp date : 06/11/2009 time : 07.59 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

K Stal, I love kebab. Will you suggest a good place?

comment 36 dryshrimp date : 06/11/2009 time : 07.58 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

HJ what is PW?

comment 35 dryshrimp date : 05/11/2009 time : 23.44 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

I am really compatible with Sagittarius, K Netnapit.

comment 34 stalingrad date : 05/11/2009 time : 10.52 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Pan c.16: it's called "Cherazard". In fact I'm going there for lunch soon with my mates. Go via Soi Sukumvit 11 or enter by Soi Nana. Ask around, people know about it, but it's in an alley. Best not to eat breakfast on that day, coz pretty filling. But not everyone likes it though, I must warn you.

comment 33 happyjack date : 05/11/2009 time : 09.42

Only a Cardigan

comment 32 happyjack date : 05/11/2009 time : 07.33

C11,Yo Shrimp.that's only 3hrs away, i live on the Mountain twixt U/Diit and C.M..Problem is although i do thousands P.W. I'm alone mainly,but i dont like to eat alone much.I dont have any Female Clients,and allready have an Publisity Agent,good but Ugly

comment 31 happyjack date : 05/11/2009 time : 07.16

Im ARIES,im told its patently obvious.

comment 30 netnapit date : 05/11/2009 time : 03.01 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/netnapit

Lioness, lions are my best friends. My father and brother are both lions, the quiet kinds though. I'm a Saggit, while you like the glory of the sun (well, symbolically), I like the fire of ideas. Wonder if your last day out with your inspiring friend from Europe coincided with the last week of October. I had my own jinxed outing week this other side of the world. A friend from Canada came for a conference, we took him out for on Monday night, there was a hurricane blowing off season on the coast of Mexico, so the weather has been rather odd. A few hot days and sudden cold nights with off season rain. That particular night was a bit too cold for what I was wearing. I came home chilled, mixed with a hangover from only ONE Magarita I had (developing allergies to alcohol at this age) coupled with a woman's down day, I ended up couped up in bed for the next day to avoid seriously catching a cold which one doesn't want at all during these times. Lucky for me, fever broke that night, next day I could go to work. Come Friday, went out to have a last dinner with said friend and it rained and rained and rained the whole night. I was trying to win over the traffic, the rain, etc. We never made it to my intended destination, gave up and nursed a drink each and went our different ways. That night I must say was one of my most jinxed outing nights in my life.

comment 29 yabua date : 04/11/2009 time : 21.25 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yabua

Lucky you!!!! However, it´s not so bad to sit by the fire, sipping warm tea or go in sauna either.

comment 28 stalingrad date : 04/11/2009 time : 20.33 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Yabua: it's now 8 30 pm and about 27 C. Not as cold as last night as there was winds blowing. Dry though, so pleasant. Probably lots going to beer garden in front of Central World or around Paragon tonight, especially just after pay day.

comment 27 yabua date : 04/11/2009 time : 19.39 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yabua

What is the temperature in Bkk at the moment? It ´s 6° c during the day outside my home.

comment 26 dryshrimp date : 04/11/2009 time : 17.13 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

That I agree. When I was a student, I used to be proud of myself not wearing jumper or sweater when it was cool like other students. A kind of showing off that I am macho..

comment 25 stalingrad date : 04/11/2009 time : 16.11 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

All: it's also a question of age, my daughter sees 26 C as not cold at all but I need a jacket or sweater. In Canada, at less than 10 C I would meet young Canadians wearing just a shirt walking around. They're used to it since birth.

comment 24 xena date : 04/11/2009 time : 14.09 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

5555....I thought for a moment the temp has dropped so much...but if the cool wind is in Bangkok...Its a beautiful time..Time for beer drinking in the open.... I hope the cool air persist..

comment 23 dryshrimp date : 04/11/2009 time : 12.02 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Right, Alien. You are from a place with 4 seasons a year. We stay in the country with 3 seasons. Summer, rainy season and winter. I used to wear light sweater and turtle neck to my primary school in Bangkok. And whenever we went to Chiangmai, we saw the fog every where. Now the old climate became unknown or miracle to young people. So we have-hot+hotter+hottest seasons all year round. When the cool wind comes, we are in the good mood. I am wearing a cardigan to work today. It was kept for more than a year in the closet!! I am able to walk around the market near my office with the cardigan on. Lovely day.

comment 22 Alien date : 04/11/2009 time : 11.42 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/alien

Why is there never a "cool wind" when I go to Thailand?!? I am coming back in December and I'll be there through January. I have been in January before. I was told that this is "winter" in Thailand. Sorry, I couldn't see it. It still felt like a hot summer to me. Cross your fingers and hope the temperature drops 10 ro 20 degrees in Dec. this year so i can be more comfortable. Thank you.

comment 21 dryshrimp date : 04/11/2009 time : 11.05 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Xena.. clothing for the autumn or winter outside Thailand, we mean. Stalingrad plans ahead. DS has no plan. Just go and buy.

comment 20 xena date : 04/11/2009 time : 09.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

DS, I think you should say "Pan you have to join us the next round...." or we will the pan to the fire,,,hahaha... Hey, am I surprised to hear of the cold front...and why do you have problem getting the right clothing in Bangkok...If it is cool around 25+, you do not need a jacket..

comment 19 dryshrimp date : 04/11/2009 time : 08.46 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Yes, K Stalingrad, the cold weather arrived so abruptly that the body heat got shocked. Pan was just right.. You should explore the 3rd floor of MBK closely. There are so many shops selling winter clothing. I'm going out next week to another cold country. I have to prepare well this time. Probably see you around MBK. ( I don't enjoy going there, unlike Pan. She is still young to walk around the shopping center. Me- byebye.) I am glad you also like Foodland. I am the fan. I must try Arab food one day when Xena returns to Bangkok. He is adventurous in term of trying new food. Pan, will you join me?

comment 18 xena date : 04/11/2009 time : 08.39 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

I love cashew nuts with Chicken dishes, whether it is Kung Pao or Chainart version. Now I am having good supply of cashew brought home by my wife from India. I love the black-peppered flavor.

comment 17 dryshrimp date : 04/11/2009 time : 08.39 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

K Ideefix ka, Yes, that was delicious, nutritious and flavorful like you said. My guest(the office customer, in fact, by what motive, why so sensitive in the term-guest ???) avoided the dried chilli. But I love it... Kung Phao chinese style? Do they cook like that? Oh-- these vegetable will spoil the real taste of kung phao, I think.

comment 16 panalwayscute date : 04/11/2009 time : 08.15 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/panalwayscute

stalingrad-do you know the name of the Arab restaurant? Would love to try out one day.....

comment 15 panalwayscute date : 04/11/2009 time : 08.14 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/panalwayscute

stalingrad-MBK DO have them but they are quite expensive and are located at the secretive shops on the 3rd floor! You have to walk past the white t-shirt shops, past the wedding gowns.....and all the way in....tons of European style sweaters! I bought mine at Platinum.....made from HK/Korea and the wholesale price is less than 200bht each, but they are more like hip hop style.....but warm enough.

comment 14 stalingrad date : 04/11/2009 time : 07.42 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Oh I forgot, K. DS. Behind Foodland there which I went a few times to eat, there are a few great Arab restaurants. One I went to with a friend in the know has v good lamb and grilled vegetables plus dips. Genuine. It's called ...Sherherazade or something. Everybody knows it. Foodland is a excellent supermarket, esp. for the cold cuts, cheese, and bread. Too bad there are too few of them.

comment 13 stalingrad date : 04/11/2009 time : 07.37 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Too cold this past 2 days. Where can one buy sweaters and jackets that they export to Europe? MBK doesn't have them. Friends tell me it's going to be very cold this winter due to climate change. Thanks.

comment 12 Ideefix date : 04/11/2009 time : 07.35

K Dryshrimp, The dish in the last photo reminds me of the Chinese Kung Pao dish. However, the Chainart version looks healthier (more vegetables, less oily) and (I bet) more flavorful.

comment 11 dryshrimp date : 04/11/2009 time : 06.53 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

The term guest used sounds better than a customer or a client, HJ. Chainart is a small province. I went to the bookshop there to find story about the province, It turned out that even in the urban itself, there is only one book about Chainart.. The fish there is fantastic. The unique pomelo- Khao tangkwa (White cucumber) tastes so refreshing. When the chainart people need life in the limelight, they just drive to Nakornsawan.

comment 10 happyjack date : 04/11/2009 time : 06.37

One more thing,we cant get food like that within under 2 Hrs drive,thats why i winge,just Lab Lao and Offal based slop..Chainarts a Feast round here.

comment 9 happyjack date : 04/11/2009 time : 06.31

"Last Week I HAD a Guest From Europe", and all this time i thought you were a Good Girl.

comment 8 dryshrimp date : 03/11/2009 time : 20.31 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Be careful when you eat out. My mother cooked Gaeng som dok kare at this time of year to hit the cold fever away. I bloody miss her!

comment 7 xena date : 03/11/2009 time : 20.14 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

anybody says cool winds has arrived.....I hope it last thru to Feb. I love Bangkok in the cool wind...Time for seafood hotpot...Tomyam obviously...hotch hotch...

comment 6 dryshrimp date : 03/11/2009 time : 19.15 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Yes, the weather is nice today..The cool breeze at the backyard. My dog sleeps out half day.

comment 5 panalwayscute date : 03/11/2009 time : 19.03 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/panalwayscute

Wait till you take him to JJ on weekends.....that can surely kill your feet DS. Do get well soon, especially the cold wind has arrived unexpectedly today!

comment 4 dryshrimp date : 03/11/2009 time : 16.37 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Thanks YB and Xena. .. Elgie, you mean..

comment 3 xena date : 03/11/2009 time : 16.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/xena

No wonder the lioness disappeared for a while...hope that you have fully recovered.. Well again it is always not easy to take of visitors and coming so close to my visit it must be tiring for you. So thank you again... So this weekend go down to Pimo and have a drink on me...ie....tell Gina's boss to keep the bill for me...hahaha...

comment 2 dryshrimp date : 03/11/2009 time : 15.52 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

Yabua, I was born in March but my star rose on Leo.

comment 1 yabua date : 03/11/2009 time : 15.41 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yabua

DS, I must have misunderstood something. I always thought that you were Pices like me. Please get well very soon ka.

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