Durian vendor...(What is durian, you might ask? Here is a direct quote from a food critic...."its odor is best described as pig-sh*t, turpentine and onions, garnished with a gym sock. It can be smelled from yards away. Despite its great local popularity, the raw fruit is forbidden from some establishments such as hotels, subways and airports, including public transportation in Southeast Asia". Don't worry- I plan to bring a bunch back for everyone to enjoy!) SICK
Carly's totally sexy new boyfriend! (Actually, he was the train station manager who insisted that we see the oldest staion in Malaysia, which the Japanese attempted to bomb during WWII but missed...then he bought us beers. Why? We still don't know..)
The Central Market (in case you can't read)
Delicious seedy things which we are seriously obsessed with now (I think they are sesame seeds held together with honey? I don't know. They're good.)
3 comments:
Sweetie, that sesame treat is, really, a traditional Greek delicacy called "pasteli" and I am enjoying one right now in the privacy of my own office, without having to travel abroad and visit exotic, interesting and fabulous sites all around the world, like you too....
Love,
Bob
sitta. i'm glad you're having fun and all, but i see all the jewelry and clothes you are wearing and all i have to say is.....YOU'D BETTER BRING ME HECKKKKKKKKKK OF STUFFFFFFF!
love love love
um, excuse me, durian may smell bad, but they are sooooooooo good... they sell them at the chinese markets here. so really, you don't have to bring them home. :)
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