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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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Traditional English Breakfast Alternative ? Green Pepper and Red Onion Egg Fry Up
From Coffee And Vanilla, 3 days ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
This is my alternative to traditional full English breakfast, which I make sometimes as well (minus the sausages).
INGREDIENTS
2 eggs
a little bit of butter or oil to fry (I used real butter)
2 slices of brown bread (toasted)
½ green bell pepper (coarsely diced)
½ red onion (cut into wedges)
couple of cherry tomatoes to serve
Thai chilli & garlic sauce to serve
METHOD
On the frying pan fry eggs.
Top toasted bread slices with it.
In meantime on the same frying pan, without adding any...
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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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The perfect tribute to Václav Havel : the Václav Havel Prize for Creative Dissent
From Empty Nest Expat, 2 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
The Goddess of Democracyfrom Tiananmen Squarecirca 1989Václav Havel and the Czechs inspired my 'Empty Nest Expat' adventure. I knew people who could elect a playwright as President were different in a way I couldn't define than me and my countrymen. The Czech Republic seemed like such a delightfully highbrow learned society. I wanted to learn all about the Czechs by moving overseas and seeing what they were like.To this day, I'm inspired by Václav Havel. This week, I...
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EXPAT BOY KIDNAPPED April 27, 2012
From New Life in KL!, 3 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Posting this to help out ...A 12 year old boy Nayati Moodiar was kidnapped outside Mont Kiara International School today April 27th. It seems he was abducted by two men of Indian origin as he was walking to the school. (black proton gen2 WNH1356) If any expats see him or have any other information that might help find him please contact Andy Davison at 012 305 9492 or the school 03-20938604. Please call only with genuine leads not with questions about the event. You can also e-mail me at...
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HORN PLEASE
From Delhi Bound, 3 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I'm becoming just a wee bit obsessed with capturing all that India has to offer. Â
Color. Signage.Â
I imagine what some of my photographs would look like, framed and matted on a wall. I wonder how I would ever choose amongst the thousands and thousands of photos that I have taken over the past three years. Â
Halfway through my stay here in Delhi I started the Fading Ladies group with 5 other expat women. We came from...
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Losing the plot
From Not wrong, just different, 4 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I thought I ought to post something so that you know I'm ok after the trauma of the tornado. I don't want you to think I've lost the plot.Speaking of which, I have read on more than one American-in-Britain expat blog how much they enjoy that phrase. 'Lost the plot'. I agree. It's a splendid phrase, and one I've stopped using since being here. I've lost the 'lost the plot'.Of course I'm also in
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Retro Village on Sukhumvit~!!!
From Street Smart Sukhumvit, 4 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Perhaps this was how Sukhumvit looked like before'Yeap, so at the hyper-modern Terminal 21 (at Asoke, Sukhumvit 21), there is some kind of "Retro Fair" going on~!!I stumbled upon this clay model of a fast-disappearing traditional Thai village on the ground floor.Unsurprisingly, this display was reeeeally popular with the kiddies~!! I also had a lil' bit of fondness of miniature models when I was a kid (LEGO, I love ya~~!!!!).I can't help but imagine that before most of Sukhumvit...
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Beautify your home with plants
From New Life in KL!, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
For those looking for plants, orchids and other planting accessories (and necessities), you can try this huge place at Petaling Jaya which houses a lot of different small nurseries. I went there to buy organic soil, pots, orchid, and other flowering plants. Price seem reasonable and if you are an expat like me you may run into some communication problems as some of them employ non-English speaking Malaysians. Though that didn't stop me from spending an hour (and money!) at that place.Hope this...
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