Category: Life
bakery
bak·er·y (bāk(ə)rē) noun
a place where bread and cakes are made or sold.
Thursday Doors
In the neck of my woods, Penang is known for a few things – great street art, great street food and a UNESCO World Heritage city. All of that were exciting, enticing and engaging a first time visitor like myself. As I was exploring the island-city I became enchanted with front doors of some of the heritage houses.
Reflecting
It always rains in downtown Yangon and then it pours during the rainy season.
In response to WP Photo Challenge: Reflecting and JNW’s Weekly Weather Challenge: Wet.
OWPC: Food
Typical breakfast when I was on vacation – buttered toast and coffee.
In response to to One Word Photo Challenge: Food.
artisan
ar·ti·san (ärdəzən) noun
1. a person skilled in an applied art; a craftsperson.
2. a person or company that makes a high-quality or distinctive product in small quantities, usually by hand or using traditional methods.
Today is
“May the force” be with you. Actually, I’m a “Big Bang Theory” fan. In response to Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge.
Z is for
Zzzz for sleeping. I guess when you have to sleep , you will sleep, In response to Blogging from A to Z: 2017.
Wanderlust
No need to adjust the monitor. I snap the planes from inside the departure lounge (of Suvarnabhumi Airport) where there is a metal net covering the glass window.
The last time I travelled anywhere was last September. The last time I went to places in my bucket list – Pagan and Mandalay in Myanmar – was last July. It wasn’t that I didn’t have the opportunity to travel since then but that’s another story all together.
However, I am going to vacation the next ten days, starting with a nature hike in Kanchanaburi; then off to the island of Penang; and returning to the 100-year floating market in Samut Sakon. And then the ultimate trip will be the family pilgrimage to the Philippines in December. I guess the travel diet is over and I’m stuffing myself with wanderlust.
CYW: Wild Watermelon
This chicken motif was very common around town. They grace simple bowls to wind chimes like this one. In response to Color Your World: Wild Watermelon.
