and the address is...
apparently CLICK HERE! created confusion and problem to some people.
So here's the new addy spelled out http://taikotari.wordpress.com/
Labels: new home
Life is so full of surprises. You pick a path when you get up in the morning, much to your astonishments, some things can go extremely 180 degrees from what you plan it to be. I'd like to share with you the bizarre incidents or stories in my life.
apparently CLICK HERE! created confusion and problem to some people.
Labels: new home
Yes, I'm moving.
Labels: new home
...full of children. JA!
Labels: little friends, Road Trip
So, tomorrow I've committed to do something that I know not.
Labels: Life as I know it, Mi familia, On friends
Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar الله أكبر الله أكبر الله أكبر
la ilaha illa Allah لا إله إلا الله
Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar الله أكبر الله أكبر
wa li-illahi al-hamd ولله الحمد
Opor ayam (chicken white curry)
Sambal goreng ati (chicken liver and potato chili)
Daging saus (mum's special beef dish recipe - my brother's favorite)
Acar mentimun (cucumber relish)
Lontong (rice dumplings)
Gado-gado (Indonesian boiled salad)
**Kerupuk udang and emping melinjo udang manis (shrimp crackers)
Labels: Eid Al-Fitr, Ramadan
I was blogwalking here earlier and I'm thinking now that I should try out diving sometime.
Labels: On friends
After a long hard day at work (starting from 8:30 am), last night I came home late at 10:30 pm.
Labels: Life as I know it, Recipes
Last night I made a new discovery of a wonderful product: French Press Coffee and Tea Maker.
Labels: Life as I know it, musings, the great kitchen stuff
(**ACHTUNG! For those who are fasting, beware there is a food picture below. Avert your eyes nearing the cooking instruction.)
Labels: Recipes
I am reading this book at the moment. And a passage really got my mind going:
Then Plank spoke. 'The reason why there's no Plank in the lists is not because there's no Plank - there is - but because Plank is not spelled Plank. That is why.'
Von Igelfeld looked puzzled.
This was another English idiosyncrasy. How many ways were there of spelling Plank? Planc? Planque?
Plank appeared to be enjoying the guests' confusion. 'You may be aware', he said, 'that there are various English surnames which are spelled and pronounced in quite different ways. One of the best-known examples is Featherstonehaugh, which is pronounced Fanshawe. Then there is Cholmondeley, which is simply pronounced Chumley, and of course anybody called Beauchamps is usually Beecham.'
Von Igelfeld nodded.'I have noticed that,' he said. 'There was a Professor Chumley at a conference once and he pointed out that the spelling of his name was rather different. That would not happen in Germany.'
'No,' said Plank. 'I gather that German is spelled as you pronounce it. Curious, but there we are.'
'So how do you spell Plank?' asked Matthew Gurewitsch.
'Haughland,' said Plank.
Von Igelfeld could not conceal his astonishment. 'Haughland?'
'Indeed,' said Haughland (voce, Plank). 'It's an old family from the eastern fens somewhere. Virtually in the water.'
'But your humour remained dry,' observed Matthew Gurewitsch.
Labels: musings
...I love my Antonio Sanchez guitar. Really, I do.
Labels: Antonio Sanchez, Music instruments
In many unusual ways, my life seems to be falling into places this month. So many things happened in so little time.
Labels: Life as I know it, musings, Ramadan
This past four days I've been listening to this one album. Simon and Garfunkel's work really is timeless. Very conducive for a lot of deep thinking.
Labels: Music, Random stuff
... by telling her about the new plant collection in my apartment.
Labels: Life as I know it, musings