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Healthy Ice Fruit Pops for Kids
From New Life in KL!, Today, Read 0 times. Similar articles
It was a coincidence as I discovered this ice pop shop at Hartamas while I was having the car services at Lim Tayar place. The owner is a Malaysian married to an expat and she shared her story why she decided to open such a shop.The ice pops were tasty and naturally sweet (no sugar added!!!) I sampled the banana strawberry and fell in love with it!This is a great, yummy treat for my toddler who seems to be fascinated with ice cream nowadays. Unfortunately when she doesn't finish, mommy ends up...
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The Expat Unfriendly Netherlands - Take Two
From A Letter from the Netherlands, Yesterday, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Not all Dutch things are easy to adapt to(c) Amanda van MulligenAround a year ago I published a blog post which threw up the question whether the Netherlands was a friendly place to live for expats. The resounding response was no. And it was the most commented on post I have written - with comments still coming in.It seems that most of you indicated that making friends with Dutch people is nigh on impossible. That Dutch people are very closed off (to expats) and that the local language is a...
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patisserie y style
From Our Adventures in Japan, 3 days ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
There is a tiny patisserie that opened up near our favorite cafe recently called Patisserie Y Style.
Since I was in the middle of one of my walks, I picked up some items to try that didn't need refrigeration.
Their croquant (a meringue filled generously with hazelnuts & pistachios), chocolate sablé (very chocolatey), earl grey sablé (nice tea flavor).
A rice flour madeleine filled with sweet
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Peanutty Goodness
From Bugigangas, 6 days ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I an going through peanut butter with a vengeance since our little boy made his appearance. At middle of the night cluster feedings, I want to eat something that can sit by my bedside table without needing refrigeration and provide me with serious calories without being total junk food. What better option than PB' I'm the kind of person that eats it straight from the jar with a spoon, which os a
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Hot Stuff
From Susu' World, 6 days ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
What if we all felt so-oo sexy, all of a sudden…
Struck a pose, just because.
Giggled away. A time or two.
My dear Anne and her wondrous cupcakes. Pecan caramel. Melt away, will ya!
A night out at friends’. BBQ and funny home-made films.
I picked up the cutie in the very middle.
Life after anorexia is generous. It eats cupcakes that dear friends lovingly bake. It feels all sizzling and sexy. Weird saying that out loud, yet these are very the words that heal and soothe. The...
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Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200, But Do Watch This Video
From Living in Egypt, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
There is a video that I think everyone who has an interest in the Egyptian political scene in either the short run or in the long run should spend an hour and a half to watch. Mahmoud Salem, a blogger also known as Sandmonkey (see his blog at http://www.sandmonkey.org), spoke at the Washington Institute for Middle Eastern Affairs a few days ago. Aside from being an extremely astute and acute observer of our political scene, Mahmoud is a highly entertaining speaker. His description of Am Moussa...
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Mollie Makes visits my tea house.
From Put Your Flare On, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I recently friended a UK based American expat named Leigh who was visiting Paris on a extended trip. We hit it off from the start. She has a cute blog and an even cuter daugheter named Lois who Maximilien took a liking to immediately. Lois doesn't speak French but that didn't keep her from making fast friends with Max. You would never believe the conversations these two had a mismash of French and English and lots of laughing and wrestling. Lois can keep up with the boys for sure. No...
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Le Grand Vielleux
From Chez Loulou, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
For a goat cheese with a bit of age on it, Le Grand Vielleux is surprisingly mild.
Its has almost no aroma and all around, its flavor is light and mellow - a tiny bit of citrus, hints of salt, mushrooms and yeast, and only a slight whisper of goaty-ness.
This particular cheese had been matured for several weeks. Texture wise it was a somewhat dry and crumbly in the middle, and soft and oozing just under the croûte.
Now I am someone who loves a cheese to pack a punch, but I found this...
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Hippies Use Front Door
From Ya' All Right?, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
It's always nice to visit friends and family when I come back to the States. It's been a busy week and has gone by so quickly! Hard to believe it's Thursday already.Today was spent visiting friends in Columbus. It appears someone felt I needed a reminder that there are traffic jams in countries other than the UK. Here's proof positive, taken from I-70 East, heading into downtown Columbus. Yes, there was a bit of logjam, but it was a beautiful day! After...
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My Middle Child
From Expat Mom, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Dante was thrown violently into the position of middle child when Dominic was born and I think most middle children are resentful of the fact that they were once the baby. However, when Dante met Dominic one on one in the hospital and Dominic grabbed his finger, it was head over heels love. I kept waiting for him to get jealous and angry about the new baby . . . but it didn’t happen. He still loves Dominic just as much as that first day, if not even more, and he is constantly snuggling...
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