On our recent trip to Surin Province.
Round eggplant tip
After 10 years of experimentation, I have finally figured out that medium-sized round eggplant is the best. Too small, and they are bitter. Too big, like in the photo above, and they are soft, tasteless, and the seeds are too big and numerous.
The seeds are actually an important taste component. They can be big, they can be numerous, but they can’t be both because it makes the overall texture too soft. This is something nobody ever mentioned to me.
Something really interesting – I’ve seen people have allergic reactions to only the big ones. Specific symptoms were an itchy and swelling throat.
So stay away from big round eggplant!
What’s that lullaby?
It haunted me during the most memorable scene of the latest Mr. Robot (which is getting too high on itself, or eating its own tail or something).
Now I totally want to play this whole album while preparing Christmas dinner for some reason.
Meanwhile, it seems Billie Joe and crew are still making music? https://twitter.com/BJAofficial/status/759967717243834368
Pokemon Go in Thailand β Day 7
βThe illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn. β – Alvin Toffler
If Pokemon Go is ultimately not about leveling up or hoarding imaginary kawaii creatures, perhaps it’s about searching for something. And as in life, the most demanding searches are sometimes rewarded with the best results. Playing a game in a deserted virtual world in anticipation of others coming to join me, then, should result in me winning the Thai lottery. Amen.
Pokemon Go in Thailand β Day 6
Nintendo and Niantic have apparently abandoned plans for release in Asia anytime soon, as rumored this week. Sales of lao khao and other paint-stripping beverages skyrocketed when the news broke on IGN:
“The team is currently heads down working on the game. We do not have any announced plans for countries beyond New Zealand, Australia, US and Germany at the moment.” -Chris Kramer, Vice President”
(for my Thai readers: “heads down” is Farangspeak for “sleeping”)