Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Thursday, December 25, 2014
A Playlist: Songs With the Word "Christmas" In Their Title
The Waitresses | Christmas Wrapping
John Fahey | The Christmas Song
Jethro Tull | A Christmas Song
The Flaming Lips | Christmas at the Zoo
Sufjan Stevens | That Was the Worst Christmas Ever!
Mogwai | Christmas Steps
The Ramones | Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)
John Prine | Christmas in Prison
Daniel Johnston | Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree
Bob Dylan | Twas the Night Before Christmas
Lou Reed | Xmas in February
Bright Eyes | Blue Christmas
Dawn McCarthy + Bonnie 'Prince' Billy | Christmas Eve Can Kill You
Sufjan Stevens | Christmas in July
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Complete Playlist
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Tết Festivities in Ho Chi Minh City
Another year, another Tết, another flower show! As we have missed the previous two flower shows, we figured we might as well go and check it out.
This years' multinational scum-mongers (corporate sponsors) sure paid for a pretty show. As in years past, the flowers were spectacular!
However, as I tried to capture the floral arrangements, dodging and avoiding the folks posing draped in front of every good vantage point, I quickly realized I was missing the REAL flowers of the show.
Em đẹp quá!
We even managed to strike a few poses ourselves before leaving!
| Look who's in town! BFOSM |
Happy New Year!
Friday, January 31, 2014
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Christmas in Ipoh!
Hark! We spent a memorable Christmas at the Banjaran Hot Springs Retreat in Ipoh, Malaysia.
To be tucked between tree-encrsuted, limestone karst cliffs on such a special day was a real treat.
Hot springs, steam caves, bromeliads galore, crystals, massage treatments, warm pools, flesh-munching fishies, foot reflexology paths, tea/biscuits, oh my!
In a well-manicured jungle, even the beasts are tame.
Poinsettias, resplendent and crimson.
Lovers, languid and cheerful.
Dinner back in old town Ipoh - a colonial throwback town nestled between verdant hills and raised on riches pulled from tin mines and felled forests.
A Chinese Malaysian feast to remember:
Bean sprouts plump and righteous...
... cinnamon encrusted bean curd...
....kway teow noodles in an egg-drop soup...
... and Hokkien mee noodles.
We tucked in heartily.
Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.
Much love,
Nellie, Gavin, & Developing Mouselet
Hark!
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