Link to NY Times article Our Singapore Kopitiams is going to be famous in New York when it appears in this Sunday's New York Times! Step aside Starbucks! Now you will experience of power of KOPI KAO! The article was written by Singapore born Cheryl Tan who is now based in New York. Cheryl has also written the book "A Tiger in the Kitchen" about food and growing up in Singapore! Way to
Link to full article
Đăng ký:
Đăng Nhận xét (Atom)
Bài đăng phổ biến
-
Thanks ED449 from Utah, for this hilarious badge. I think I've seen it sometime back but it is definitely worth a post. But that seems l... -
+Thanks+for+the+Interest.jpg)
I'd like to thank all of you who have been chatting me up with my new facility. I do miss some of you and have been cut off from others ... -
There is no question that dirty talk is a turn on for most people. Yes, even the ones who claim to be high up on the morality ladder. It... -
Pomfret Steamboat (small) $22 I must have visited this coffeeshop countless of times in my ten years studying at St Andrew's School. It...
-
D100 - Bitter Sweet Durian It's been a rather fruitful (literally) Durian Season for me as I managed to expand the list of Durian culti...
-
+Fiery+Foods+For+Foreplay.jpg)
Although most of you are probably aware of aphrodisiacs, I'd like to share with you some interesting information that I recently siphone... -
Link to NY Times article Our Singapore Kopitiams is going to be famous in New York when it appears in this Sunday's New York Times! St...
-
+Up+%28Yours%29+Rising.gif)
This seems to be a common sentiment throughout the world. Time for a revolution perhaps? Thanks James for this and all the other jokes you... -
Photo courtesy of Edenfantasys.com Nothing quite thrills a woman more than receiving lingerie as a present in the mail. What will make it ev... -
I’ve updated my ‘Acrophobia’ page and removed an old VR created in 2008. This new feature now contains 2 VRs shot in 2010 and 2012. WARNING:...
Không có nhận xét nào:
Đăng nhận xét