Cebu Pacific's cheap-but-unholy-hours flights brought us to Bangkok in the early morning of July 11 and out of there past midnight of July 15. With Letty and Mia, it was fun scouring the markets and malls for stuff which make women giddy. But more than that, it was the food which made this holiday also worthwhile!
looking forward to your version of the rambutan+filling :)
ReplyDeletehaha, nice shot sis! :)
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ReplyDeletei love it! ganda :) what's the name of the artist?
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ReplyDeletegusto ko itong 3 shots na ito :)
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ReplyDeletesan mo to kinunan sis?
ReplyDeleteinggit ako, penge!
ReplyDeleteganda. alam ko saan ito :) last time i was there, wala itong laman, mga blooms. jim thompson, malapit sa restroom, right?
ReplyDeleteSa kalye malapit sa bahay ni Mia.
ReplyDeleteOo, sa Jim Thompson yan.
ReplyDeleteIf there's rambutan available here when you're home in August, I'll try to recreate that delicious soup!
ReplyDeleteAko rin! I love it. Joanne, got my note?
ReplyDeleteNot sure... why I have to add another comment (Multiply trick?)
ReplyDeleteNo chance to find out who's the artist. Just took the picture from the walkway from the mall to the Skytrain.
ReplyDeleteIf it's the comment you wrote in the other album with photos in Ling's house, yes I did!
ReplyDeleteThe piece was done by Tawatchai Punsawad. It was one of the many giant sculptures for the Bangkok-Bananas: Bangkok Art and Cultural Festival last May. See the other sculptures in http://bangkok-bananas.blogspot.com
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