You run to the prata shop nearby, have a piping hot plate of maggie goreng while you look at the raindrops sliding off the windows and dry yourself off.
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
What do you do when life's adversities decide to pelt down sheets of rain and throw bolts of lightning while you are marooned at the bus stop a distance away from your house?
You run to the prata shop nearby, have a piping hot plate of maggie goreng while you look at the raindrops sliding off the windows and dry yourself off.
You run to the prata shop nearby, have a piping hot plate of maggie goreng while you look at the raindrops sliding off the windows and dry yourself off.
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I love this shot! Captures the rainy day feel excellently.
ReplyDeleteThe photo is edited to an oldish effect. =)
ReplyDeleteThat's a great way to get in out of the weather--and a great picture.
ReplyDeleteI would never have gone to see that moive if my daughter didn't want to go. I was just keeping her company. I probably would have seen it in 3 or 4 years and been surprised that I liked it. I was surprised I liked it. =)
lol I had to google "prata" and "maggie goreng" to understand what you're talking about XD *kicks myself* heehee that sounds nice. I'd prob run to a bookstore with coffee shop? lol
ReplyDeleteYou took this photo? Nice editing.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend. Cheers. Stay positive :)
Thank you all for your comments!
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Frances,
Those are Indian food. Yummy yum. I'm hungry as I'm typing this but it's 3.45am here! I shall will myself not to eat. Wow I'm surprised you googled. I thought I was the only one who read blogs and google for stuff I dunno (aside: and pretend that I know these stuff).
*chants in a hypnotising manner* "You didn't see the parts in the brackets."
PS: There isn't a cofee and book place among the shops there. I might have gone there too.
I must admit I didn't read every single word. But I saw all the pics, and they look lovely. ^_^
ReplyDeleteThe vacation looks especially fun with the kids around - I see smiles everywhere!
I haven't had the chance to go New York, hope to do so someday. Are cars neccessary over there, or can I survive just bt subways and buses?
Shingo T,
ReplyDeleteYou left this comment on the wrong post. It should be the post above but it's ok. =)
Haha... That's really honest of you. Me likey! It was really fun travelling with all my closed ones and the kids REEAALY enjoyed themselves.
Just my personal take, I think cars are not necessary unless you wanna travel to the factory outlets located more than an hour away from NYC (eg Woodbury I think). The yellow cabs everywhere and the subway is good enough. We did not head far and were mainly in Manhattan and for a while, Brooklyn area.