For God's sake - just go and give her a hug!
Monday, January 21, 2008
Unconditional Love
Just had to post it again; and remind all of my readers how important their "mums are."
For God's sake - just go and give her a hug!
For God's sake - just go and give her a hug!
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Fruits that smell (and taste) like garbage
Oh my!
I do not mind eating fruits. But some fruits (*cough* *cough* - The official Malaysian fruit, the Durian.) literally smell and taste like garbage....Not any garbage ....garbage that's been lying around for weeks.
Worth trying though, because it's said that, it's a thing that some people actually like. Some LOVE it, some HATE it, it's said.
It is UNBELIEVABLE how smelly they are! The odour actually spreads like some kind of bacteria! Leave a piece (or the seed with a small piece of the fruit) open, the odour will be detected in the entire house!
I have, absolutely, no intention of being offensive to any Malaysian reading this blog; as a matter of fact I've enjoyed your hairy leaches (rambotans?? - sounds like some ig mighty animal!), and mango-thingies (those were the best; the ones that you break with your hands!).
No Durians signs...
But Durians are horrible. I cannot believe how people can eat that kind of stuff.
I was, however, intending on giving it another chance, since it's said that it's a thing that you eventually "learn liking", however my sister loved it - so she ate it all up.
It is said that the smell of the durian can also be detected out of the eater's burps and farts.
I can confirm that the latter is true.
I do not mind eating fruits. But some fruits (*cough* *cough* - The official Malaysian fruit, the Durian.) literally smell and taste like garbage....Not any garbage ....garbage that's been lying around for weeks.
Worth trying though, because it's said that, it's a thing that some people actually like. Some LOVE it, some HATE it, it's said.
It is UNBELIEVABLE how smelly they are! The odour actually spreads like some kind of bacteria! Leave a piece (or the seed with a small piece of the fruit) open, the odour will be detected in the entire house!
I have, absolutely, no intention of being offensive to any Malaysian reading this blog; as a matter of fact I've enjoyed your hairy leaches (rambotans?? - sounds like some ig mighty animal!), and mango-thingies (those were the best; the ones that you break with your hands!).
No Durians signs...
But Durians are horrible. I cannot believe how people can eat that kind of stuff.
I was, however, intending on giving it another chance, since it's said that it's a thing that you eventually "learn liking", however my sister loved it - so she ate it all up.
It is said that the smell of the durian can also be detected out of the eater's burps and farts.
I can confirm that the latter is true.
Sunday, January 06, 2008
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