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Sunset on Nodules
Taken at the English Camp we went on a couple weeks back. (Nodules will be explained in a later post)
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Embanking
In most of the world, there is no OSHA I saw this shot when arriving to my building at school this morning. I passed by first, then turned around my…
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Natty Dread
A few months ago I wrote about the dragonfruit trees in our backyard secretly blooming at midnight. Well, these are pitaya by day: Bob must have been thinking of pitaya…
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loltokays
After looking over that last post, I just couldn’t help myself: (click on photo to open large version in pop-up)
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Wild Animal Day / Akrachat’s Most Wanted
Since we live next to a forest, we are used to seeing both wild and domesticated animals just over the wall as well as in and around the house. Out…
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Nam Nuong
Nam Nuong are the little grilled sausages on sticks shown below, but it’s also the name of this dish. It’s Vietnamese in origin, but I don’t know what it’s called…
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D&D
Meet thine foe: The Giant Centipede These things just look evil, and Nam insisted I dispatch it when we found it in her university’s parking lot. “Dangerous for students walking…
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Ant Infestation
They appear with no warning When they sense the rain coming (and they are never wrong about it), ants can move an entire colony inside the house overnight, as happened…
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A Hyperlinky Ode to a Damn Fine Fish – Soft Tilapia Pr0n
Oh, Tilapia, how versatile thy be! You are on my plate nearly every week, and my favorite New Years repast. In fact, you are farmed in such numbers, so misused…
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Tokay lizard caught off-guard
I swear these are the ugliest, trippiest looking things you’ll ever see… Here’s my previous post on them, with facts aplenty.
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Coolest Company Name/Logo – Double Hanuman
A clothes hanger company. No web presence AFAIK. Do you know Hanuman? He is so kick-ass that they named one of the most devastating Muay Thai moves after him –…
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Dragonfruit in Bloom
Four or five months ago, Nam’s mother had couple of pitaya plants shipped back from her hometown of Surin (famous for their annual elephant festival and silk weaving). They were…
