On my 2nd day in Nagoya, I meet Bo Joun at my ryokan hotel. She was visiting Japan with her boyfriend but is travelling solo because he left a few days earlier for work. Bo Joun is a friendly, lively young woman. Her big personality makes her an instant friend. We decide to explore Nagoya the next morning …
Travel with style, like a boss How? On a red convertible, of course. (Or open car, as some of you know it.) The cover photo says it all– me in the back seat just soaking in the sun, carefree and laughing at everyone with their hoods on. Thank you, Haruka, for making this fantasy come true! And thank you, …
Starting off with crumpets for brunch and ending with a delicious seafood claypot, I take Lillian on a tour in Melbourne CBD. This trip plan starts around 10:30am and ends about 7pm. Time is allotted for sleeping in. This post is dedicated to Beastie, her beef, and AliG because they’ll be missing out come December. Suggested pace: allegretto, a …
Note: on the red plant I was inquiring about on my Springbrook National Park post, my friend Mary identified it as a burrawang. Well done Mary! Here are some photos of food, because I am a foodtographer.
Photos were taken at Melbourne International Coffee Expo 2014, May 18. I just happen to be at a coffee expo. Had 4 cups of coffee, one coffee ice cream, some chai tea, hot chocolate, almond milk, and some yogurt. Watched latte art competition, barista competition, and something called coffee cupping. I’ll let you Google that one. …
It’s been a little less than 2 weeks since I arrived in Melbourne, Australia. I’ve seen koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, emus, and even penguins. They look so cuddly I want to take them home. Photos are not allowed, so I’ve googled an image for your reference.
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