Friday, December 31, 2010
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Cafe Salade de Fruits
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Hot Cake Breakfast
Re-Up Pulled Pork Sandwich
Thank you H for the munch, I for the company, and J for the photos.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Grow You Own Sprouts
But it is relatively easy. Soak your beans overnight or till sprouting, lay down few layers of paper towel in a strainer or colander that fits into a larger container, spread the beans evenly on the paper towel, lay couple more layers of paper towel on top, then spray enough water to soak through everything. You keep the beans in a dark place (I used a turned over cardboard box), and soak and drain the beans once-twice a day to keep it moisturized. Then voala! Sprouts big enough to eat in 5 days.
Surely it is not as nice and plump as the store bought ones, and if they start to grow leaves (see pictures) then they are probably too old already, but it makes you feel good? Remind you of your elementary science projects?
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Eastside Cultural Crawl
As you can see from the picture above, this piece of Pongrac's knot utilized layers of colors that created the illusion of the ocean and the irregularity of the knitting guides your eyes through the complex waves - well, at least that is my interpretation of it.
Niina Chebry's "Hokkaido" (http://www.niinachebry.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=1084) is my other favourite. When look from afar, you can enjoy the mix of pink and the calming cool color tone background. With a closer look the layering of acrylic granted the painting life that you can almost see the cherry blossom emerging from the surface of the canvas.
Anyway. I didn't check out how these pieces cost. Real art shall remain priceless, don't you think?