Lao Voices

Here is a helpful book for everyone who is struggling with an environment they don’t seem to get a grip on. It is the bestselling book “the 48 laws of power” by the author Robert Green. This book is well worth your $12.24.
The content does not make you instant rich or make you necessarily a [...]

Food blog for 23, May 2007
Breakfast:
One banana
One cup light soy milk
Lunch:
Lao green papaya salad aka tum maak houng
Green tea

Dinner:
Vietnamese restaurant the second time. I can’t recall the exact menu.
Shrim and wonton with some sort of fish deep fried and goat cheese wrap in tuna and something else

Tartaar of bluefin tuna in soya sesame dressing, [...]

When you go to a market in Laos, this is how padek or fermented fish sauce is presented to the consumers. How many cups do you want?

Please visit the Gallery - Laos 2007 for more photos of Laos.

The question is not asking about whom do you have a crush on, but more like your fascination of that person, sort of a mixed feeling of admiration and jealousy to the point that you often think of him/her. This is mainly about a movie star/singer that you idolized, you might go to see a [...]

I’ve mentioned to Salat before in the past about making a batch of 125 spring rolls, below is what they looked like, all 125 spring rolls. I’d have to say that making spring rolls is a labor of love, I’d only make it for special occations, and this time, it is also. Yes Darly, amongst [...]

I’m translating this for Thun, and others that are a big fan of Alexandra Bounxouei. Every time I visited Saolao.net, I felt like I’m visiting Alexandra Fan Club Site, it’s very amusing to read some of the comments made by Thun and Chai; this is what I called ‘Fan Pun Thah’ (Real Fan Club).
First [...]

A very nice video of Luang Prabang, the World Heritage Town of Laos.