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  • I hope that you are not tired of daikon...

    Posted On 02/22/2012 08:31 AM

    A daikon is quite a lot to go through, really. Initially I got one to grate a bit for a tempura sauce, then I made this salad, then I used it here... and I still had half left. So today I decided to eat more in salad, with red beetroot. I used a Japanese [...]

 

  • Japanese Anime

    Posted On 02/22/2012 07:48 AM

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  • Restaurant review: Korean BBQ Plus!, Concord, Calif.

    Posted On 02/22/2012 06:41 AM

    Serendipity brought me to this restaurant on the east side of the San Francisco Bay area. I had an appointment with friends in Concord early one February morning. By noon, our meeting was over, and I was hungry. Rather than waiting until I returned to m[...]

 

 

  • Bangkok Airport Transfer

    Posted On 02/22/2012 02:29 AM

    Bangkok Airport Transfer – A Piece of Cake! As we begin our adventure to Thailand making our first stop in the amazing City of Bangkok, we arrive at the airport and search for a Bangkok Airport Transfer. After reviewing a few travel websites prior to leav[...]

 

  • Fly with citilink

    Posted On 02/22/2012 12:45 AM

    Citilink is one of low cost carrier airlines in Indonesia. Connecting some cities of Indonesia: Jakarta, Batam, Medan, Denpasar, Makassar, Surabaya, and Banjarmasin - this airline is my favorite airline. It's cheap but the price itself is including 20 kil[...]

 

  • House of Glockenspiel in Bremen, Germany

    Posted On 02/21/2012 09:00 PM

    You probably read or watched movie about famous musicians of Bremen. There is even a bronze statue erected depicting these musicians. You won’t hear them playing, but you can visit another interesting place not far from this statue. At Böttcherstraß[...]

 

 

  • Central Florida Scottish Highland Games - Winter Springs, FL

    Posted On 02/21/2012 03:36 PM

    Each January the local Scottish community comes together and throws the annual Scottish Highland Games in Winter Springs.  I have seen these competitions on t.v. before and was really interested in checking it out.  The events were both Satu[...]

 

  • Huntingburg, Indiana: Bikers ‘N Lace is Hog Heaven

    Posted On 02/21/2012 03:00 PM

    Huntingburg, Indiana has such a fun assortment of shops--meet Bikers 'N Lace, one of the newer additions to this incredible downtown! Related posts:Huntingburg, Indiana: Game Knight The Purple Plum Images from Huntingburg, Indiana Huntingburg, Indiana: [...]

 

  • Surfing My First Couch in Warsaw, Poland

    Posted On 02/21/2012 01:54 PM

    About a week and a half before my Great 2012 Mileage Run, I began searching CouchSurfing.org for some possible places to crash. For those of you who aren’t familiar, couchsurfing is a term coined defined somewhat like this: travelers, generally back[...]

 

  • My Shopping & Food Haul From Shenzhen, China

    Posted On 02/21/2012 12:00 PM

    Oops, I did it again!Let's check out my shopping haul from the so called little shopping paradise place. I did shared some of them before in few of my previous post but I prefer to compile all of them in here.My Shopping Haul on Day 1All mine except for t[...]

 

  • Sloppy Joe's with Kidney Beans

    Posted On 02/21/2012 11:36 AM

               There is nothing worse than being down for the count from a simple cold..but that was me last week! It was a mild one but it held on for dear life. Thankfully I only get sick maybe once or twice[...]

 

  • What do peppers and cats have in common?

    Posted On 02/21/2012 08:13 AM

    Last week, I finally started my Korean peppers. They are tropical plants that need lots of warmth and time to grow well. I started my peppers on a south-facing window sill to give them a good headstart. During the day, this is probably the warmest sp[...]

 

  • Mardis Gras Around the World

    Posted On 02/21/2012 03:34 AM

    (photo source) Whether it’s colorful beads, King Cake, or overindulgence – there are signs of Mardi Gras everywhere. Although in the US, Mardi Gras is synonymous with New Orleans, countries all over the world celebrate this pre-Lenten festival[...]

 

 

  • Yakitori Eats in Bonifacio High Street Central

    Posted On 02/21/2012 03:18 AM

    Growing up in the suburbs of the San Francisco Bay Area, a number of my favorite restaurants were up in the city, about 30 miles away. My family would drive up once or twice a week for brunches, lunches, afternoon teas, and dinners. If we really like a [...]

 

  • YouTube Tuesday!

    Posted On 02/21/2012 12:28 AM

    Josh from "Its Tiger Time" came up with You Tube Tuesday. Every Tuesday we set a day aside for sharing a favourite video. Feel free to join in and let's have fun seeing how creative us Bloggers can be! The video can be about anything. If you participa[...]

 

  • Its Time Again for the Festival of Light in Kuwait

    Posted On 02/20/2012 08:42 PM

    Evening went to Ahmadi area, where every year the"Festival of Light" take place in the month of February. To commemorate the National and Liberation Day, the entireAhmadi area, including streets, parks, offices, trees, church and houses are[...]

 

  • Traveling with Mobile Phones

    Posted On 02/20/2012 08:42 PM

    guest post by Nora WilliamsThese days, thanks in large part to the massive spread of smart phones, the benefits of cell or mobile phones are greater than ever. The levels of convenience and methods of quick communication now available at the touch of a bu[...]

 

  • Early Birthday Celebrating

    Posted On 02/20/2012 08:41 PM

    My travel bud surprised me and took me on a fun movie and dinner date Friday! We saw The Vow and I cried. This is the 2nd time that I've cried at the movies in front of her. She says I'm getting all sappy now! What is wrong with me?! Ugh..Then.....she too[...]

 

  • Wakarusa Dime Store Images from Wakarusa, Indiana

    Posted On 02/20/2012 03:00 PM

    While I don't recommend that you run--it might be hard when you find yourself inside of Wakarusa Dime Store in Wakarusa, Indiana! Related posts:Wakarusa, Indiana: Wakarusa Dime Store for The Kid in You Wakarusa, Indiana: Wakarusa Pro Hardware Images Wak[...]

 

  • Day 594 - Huppel, huppel, hop!

    Posted On 02/20/2012 02:49 PM

    Hoe vertaal 'n mens nou huppel, huppel, hop in Engels? Dit was my dilemma vanoggend en net daar besluit ek - vandag skryf ek hierdie bloggie van my in my moedertaal. Ek weet nie hoe spel-check 'n mens nou Afrikaans nie, maar hier gaat ek elk geval!Gistera[...]

 

  • When a Beet Meets a Plantain – and – A Challenge Announcement

    Posted On 02/20/2012 02:19 PM

    I’ve been missing the challenge. Oh, sure, I challenge myself with most every meal I prepare, but it’s not the same as being given a category and told to run with it. That’s stoking the fire, revving the engine, jumping off a cliff. That[...]

 

  • How To Become A Trusted Traveler With The Global Entry Program

    Posted On 02/20/2012 02:00 PM

    Have you ever been standing in an endless immigration line after a long international flight and seen the flight crews go through a special line and bypass the queue? Were you cranky and tired and more than a wee bit jealous? I know I was. That’s w[...]

 

  • Sailing the Caribbean – the Basics

    Posted On 02/20/2012 12:14 PM

    This is Part 1 in a 4-part series about my bareboat sailing adventure with three couples from St. Lucia to Grenada in the Caribbean. Enjoy the trip!I just returned from paradise. I mean a trip to one of the most gorgeous places around – the Windward[...]

 

  • Birds in Davos

    Posted On 02/20/2012 11:20 AM

    Back to Davos at the end of January while Aimee and I went for the walk around Lake Davos, we saw these lovely birds. They were not at all afraid of us as we got quite close and took the photos. Close ups are not so good on my camera but I tried, I have n[...]

 

 

  • Sunset at Mabul Island, Sabah

    Posted On 02/20/2012 06:00 AM

    Sunset at Mabul Island, Sabah is my picture of the week. This beautiful sunset photo was taken from the jetty of my lodge - Seahorse Sipadan Scuba during my trip here in November 2011. As I sat there with beer in my hand, I watched the big orange ball slo[...]

 

  • 10 Things To Do in Tasmania

    Posted On 02/20/2012 04:17 AM

    10 Things To Do in Tasmania We loved to travel to Australia and we have been to places like Canberra, New South Wales and Victoria. There are a few more destinations that caught our attention are the Outback, Western Australia and Tasmania. Tasmania is on[...]

 

  • Active Pass Lighthouse, Mayne Island

    Posted On 02/20/2012 03:41 AM

    The original Active Pass Lighthouse was constructed at Georgina Point on Mayne Island in 1885. The current circular concrete tower was built in 1969.The lighthouse, also known as the Georgina Point Lighthouse, is viewed by hundreds of people every day [...]

 

  • Parking names at Schiphol Amsterdam Airport: All things typically Dutch!

    Posted On 02/19/2012 10:59 PM

    Several weeks ago I was in Schiphol Amsterdam Airport sending the Dutchman off and I parked the car at the Cheese (Kaas) parking area. I thought that the parking area names are a clever way of remembering where you parked your car instead of memorizing th[...]

 

  • Business lunch: Goat's Cheese Salad

    Posted On 02/19/2012 09:50 PM

    This is the biggest goat’s cheese salad I have ever had...The presentation of this goat’s cheese salad reminds me of Christmas.I had lunch with an old colleague in Restaurant Paviljoen ‘t Reeuwijkse Hout a while back. We both had to meet halfway as he has[...]

 

  • Bida'a Antiques

    Posted On 02/19/2012 09:50 PM

    When I visited a friend yesterday, I was fascinated by her new furniture. She has completely changed the look of her rooms, specially the drawing and dinning hall.When I enquired she told me about Bida'a Antique. If you too are interested about Ant[...]

 

 

  • Kuwait 5th Most Obese Nation On Earth

    Posted On 02/19/2012 09:09 PM

    The Movenpick-Al Bidaa Hotel in collaboration with Al-Salam Hospital organized a press conference at the hotel premises on Thursday to unveil a Children’s Healthy Eating Menu for the hotel’s restaurants and home service. The event which was attended by [...]

 

  • Kuwait Bans Smoking In Public

    Posted On 02/19/2012 08:55 PM

    Kuwait on Monday banned “all forms of smoking” in most public places, including cafes, restaurants, hotels and malls. Commerce and Industry Minister Amani Buresli ordered cafes, hotels and restaurants to allocate well-isolated places for smokers. Finan[...]

 

  • Cafes Slam Smoking Ban

    Posted On 02/19/2012 08:54 PM

    Patrons of cafe joints in the country have criticized the decision of the ministries of Health and Commerce to ban smoking inside these establishments. Speaking to the press, those who frequent cafes consider the decision an infringement on their freed[...]

 

  • Five phases plan for Kuwait metro project

    Posted On 02/19/2012 08:47 PM

    The Partnerships Technical Bureau (PTB) in Kuwait is pushing ahead with its plans to develop a new metro system for Kuwait City with the higher committee approving the feasibility study recently. Director-General of PTB Adel Al-Roumi said yesterday, that[...]

 

  • Kurdo-360 Mall Kuwait

    Posted On 02/19/2012 08:28 PM

    The other day,while returning from "Kuwait Camel Racing Club", Jeet was totally tired and wanted to have a drink....he preferred tea. So we decided to stop at 360 Mall as Mehr too was feeling hungry. We thought of eating at Kurdo( as we have not tried it [...]

 

  • Bolaven Falls

    Posted On 02/19/2012 06:47 PM

    Bolaven Falls Originally uploaded by AfricasiaeuroBolaven falls Laos - preserving energy for future generations http://africasiaeuro.com/energy[...]

 

  • H is for House

    Posted On 02/19/2012 06:06 PM

    H is for houses, the first is part of a lovely house in Davos, the second and third are in Wadenswil. The fourth was taken in the summer in Feldbach and the last in Rorbas.Just back from a weekend trip to Nancy, France, posts will follow eventually. Hop[...]

 

  • SM Joins Hot Air Balloon Fiesta

    Posted On 02/19/2012 04:00 PM

    For the first time SM joins the Philippine Hot Air Balloon Fiesta last February 9 - 12, 2012.The balloon that came out most from all the photos I've taken on the day we were there.It stands out from the rest because of its bright yellow color.Yellow Mello[...]

 

  • Smile Hotel Namba Osaka Review

    Posted On 02/19/2012 03:06 PM

    Smile Hotel Namba Osaka Review If you are traveling to Osaka, Japan for the first like we did, you should read about this hotel, Smile Hotel Namba. It is no secret we booked our flight and hotel package via AirAsiaGo.com during their Matta Fair 2012 prom[...]

 

  • Visting Carmel-by-the-Sea Village

    Posted On 02/19/2012 03:00 PM

    If I have to be brutally honest about Carmel-by-the-Sea then I must say that I find this pretty village a vestige of a Disney movie set production.In fact the place reminds me of the board game my family used to play in the weekends when I was a kid. We p[...]

 

  • Indiana Blogs: Reading Housewives of Indiana

    Posted On 02/19/2012 03:00 PM

    The Reading Housewives of Indiana are an Indiana blog team of two sisters! Their purpose? To highlight the good, the bad, and the ugly...books! Related posts:Indiana Blogs: Tales From The Coop Keeper Indiana Blogs: Walking By The Way Indiana Blogs: Eter[...]

 

  • Paris- My first day in the city of love and light!

    Posted On 02/19/2012 02:44 PM

    If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.-Ernest Hemingway Paris, beautiful Paris! One of my favourite cities in the world. Somebody[...]

 

 

  • Winner of Travel Haul Give-Away

    Posted On 02/19/2012 12:00 PM

    First and foremost, thanks to my readers who participated in this give-away contest and I am really delightful and glad to receive different kind of feedback/opinions/thoughts towards my blog - "Travel & Living Journal of DT".So, are you ready to know[...]

 

  • History Made Every Day : WWII Asia Occupied

    Posted On 02/19/2012 09:16 AM

    History Channel (555) is currently airing Asia History and Malaya is included. The program was initially documented and expected to be premiered for 2 hours but it was edited to 1 hour. Do watch this program, for the interviewees are those who experienced[...]