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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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Must be good to be able to finally move on.
Do keep us posted regardless of how you are doing.
In-house spa and rubdown in resorts like that 1, big profit centre (revenue stream).
A good rubdown will ease your joint pains (in wrong places) hehehehe. :p
Bro Chon! All the best! Hope to meet up with you soon!
Pii Chon's lucky escape 
CHONBURI: -- A CEO who crashed his 34 million-baht Lamborghini into several electric poles and survived without serious injury credited his luck to the amulet he was wearing.
The incident took place near Chonburi′s provincial transport hub on Sukhumvit Road.
Arriving at the scene, police found a crashed Lamborghini, license plate ณ-60xx, with its tires exploded, parked on the road after hitting into 2 electric poles and 2 trees.
Mr Somkiat Kruwongpaiboon, 45, was waiting for the police with minor injuries. He said he worked as a managing director at Asian Steel Bar Company.
Mr. Somkiat told police he was driving from Bangkok to attend his father′s funeral at a temple in Chonburi, which is 5 km from the accident site. He said it was raining heavily and he eventually lost the control of his car, spinning it several times before hitting roadside electric poles and trees.
He said he was wearing Great Garuda amulet, surrounded by tiny diamonds, at the time of the accident, which he believed contributed to his miraculous survival.
Source: http://www.khaosod.c...Ua3dNVFl3T1E9PQ
CHONBURI: -- A CEO who crashed his 34 million-baht Lamborghini into several electric poles and survived without serious injury credited his luck to the amulet he was wearing.
The incident took place near Chonburi′s provincial transport hub on Sukhumvit Road.
Arriving at the scene, police found a crashed Lamborghini, license plate ณ-60xx, with its tires exploded, parked on the road after hitting into 2 electric poles and 2 trees.
Mr Somkiat Kruwongpaiboon, 45, was waiting for the police with minor injuries. He said he worked as a managing director at Asian Steel Bar Company.
Mr. Somkiat told police he was driving from Bangkok to attend his father′s funeral at a temple in Chonburi, which is 5 km from the accident site. He said it was raining heavily and he eventually lost the control of his car, spinning it several times before hitting roadside electric poles and trees.
He said he was wearing Great Garuda amulet, surrounded by tiny diamonds, at the time of the accident, which he believed contributed to his miraculous survival.
Source: http://www.khaosod.c...Ua3dNVFl3T1E9PQ
Island hopping today
Did snorkeling and swimming too. Fishes all so cute. Really tiring day today so tonight deserve a nice piece of steak but before that some nice bottle of cab sav reserve from Maipo Valley.
Hungarian goulash (really big bowl)
Seafood chowder (really fresh and thick)
Go with some really huge scallops grilled with a slice of bacon wrapped over it.
all these over a small jazz band, what more can I ask for?
Did snorkeling and swimming too. Fishes all so cute. Really tiring day today so tonight deserve a nice piece of steak but before that some nice bottle of cab sav reserve from Maipo Valley.
Hungarian goulash (really big bowl)
Seafood chowder (really fresh and thick)
Go with some really huge scallops grilled with a slice of bacon wrapped over it.
all these over a small jazz band, what more can I ask for?
Yet another slice of thai mango today. Not surprising, but at least they are not in denial with insititution to adress what's an open secret. A possible 50% hit on GDP is not to be sniffed at
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/353279/businessmen-say-graft-worse-than-ever
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/353279/businessmen-say-graft-worse-than-ever
dietcoke I simply use water. But to get the "pang" effect I recommend to first pour oil into a pan and fry some shallots, when shallots is brown, pour water (preferably hot water) into pan, yes there will be a loud noise as water boils. Add in the pork let it fully cook for a while. At this time can add some soya sauce and pepper. Then the meesua it will not take more than 2 minute to cook the meesua. That's it.
For the pork I always like sliced and minced together but will prepare them seperately. Will add soya sauce and a little tapioca flour into the marinate however for the minced meat I will add meshed deep fried flat fish (hokkien call this pee-he or ti-por-he) with the meat, this make a load of difference.
Hey she's my favourite too. Just bought her latest album (see below) from Apple store yesterday
For those thinking of Fuji when you come to Thailand forget about it, go for Kasa (http://kasa.co.th/main.php)
Just had lunch there this afternoon
Just had lunch there this afternoon
put some sesame oil when u marinate the minced pork, enhance the taste. i will not use hard boiled egg, instead fry an egg after sweating the garlic with oil and then put in the water. and to prevent the oily taste, added in many many sliced spring onion and thai parsley before serving. normally eat this mee sau when not feeling well.
Learned something from you, thanks. Will try it out next week, I eat this at least once a week.
Comfort food.
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