Cows grazing next to the river.For lunch, Epril and I went to the Turkish restaurant in SM mall. I was going to do a full restaurant review, but forgot to take decent notes or photos... so I'll give a quick rundown here: The food was okay, although the sauces were just warmed-over salad dressings. I had a yogurt-cucumber soup that was great. Epril had beef kebab in a tomato and pepper sauce that was really quite good. The prices were outstanding, with most of the "big ticket" items on the menu between 120 and 160 pesos ($3 and $4).
After lunch, Epril and I went to the book store and bought a series of 5 small cookbooks (chicken dishes, family dishes, low-fat dishes, stir-fry, and meat dishes) for 99 pesos each.
In the evening, Epril and I watched more "Heroes".
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ReplyDeleteI knew your would like HEROS; did you get a chance to check and see if you can obtain THE WIRE?
ReplyDeleteYou will like it.
christ you are so boring and pompuss, i knew you in thailand when you throwe 10000,s at that thai tart from the dungeon, that used to jerk joe off in tq2 when you wernt looking!a fool and his money are so easiy parted, where is your next burrow going to be ? freak.
ReplyDeleteAnon: "pompuss" "throwe" "wernt" "easiy". There is only one conclusion to make from this post: If you aren't intelligent enough to spell correctly, then you aren't intelligent enough to have a job that pays well enough to afford a plane ticket to Thailand. Hence, you have never been to TQ2 or any dungeons in Thailand. Thus, you are obviously just fantasizing and jealous about what rich people like me get to do with my life and money.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I'm "pompuss". Spelling ability and making fun of unintelligent readers like yourself bring that out in me. Now turn off the internet and go back to ironing your McDonald's uniform, before your mother starts bitching about you living in her basement.