Food Blog July 23, 2007

by Darly

No breakfast

Lunch:

One cup light soy milk
One banana
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich

Dinner:

Green papaya salad
Brown rice vermicelli
Water spinach
Wing beans
Ben & Jerry New York Super Fudge Chunk ice cream
Rooibos honey tea

Green Papaya Salad

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- Darly : I need to get to the beach this weekend for the sunset photos.
- Darly : Hi Ginger. It's nice and warm here since yesterday. Perfect day for the beach but I have to be inside.
- Darly : Good morning all. Happy Friday too.
- Ginger : Good Morning Everyone. Friday
- Darly : But he can make extra money by doing harvesting for others for a fee in cash or bags of rice.
- Darly : For few people that can afford a machine like my uncle in Ban Dannavieng who bought a second hand one it is still expensive like $10,000 in cash.
- Darly : Ginger: The majority of the people still harvest rice the old fashion way, like mother and daughters of the rice field I posted about.
- Ginger : Darly: would be nice to see the old fashion way of harvesting, but even in Laos or Thailand, many are using tractors now to harvest. I know Thailand do, but not so sure about Laos.
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- Darly : Ginger: Beautiful photos. Too bad you can't record the process of making khao mao.
- Darly : Good morning all. Almost Friday.
- Darly : Ginger: Hi there. Yes soon it will be harvesting time in a few months.
- Ginger : It's real pretty.
- Ginger : I hope to be able to take some photos this afternoon.
- Ginger : Hi All. Good news, the rices are here.
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