Most of the food we eat here is fresh, and unprocessed. Every day we ride our bikes to the market and get fresh meat and vegetables to cook for dinner.
We know where our meat comes from. Often we hear it dying or see the process of our dinner being killed in front of us.
Sites like these are common places to fill up your motorbike with gas. It's a small station where gas is pumped from a barrel into your bike.
We get to eat lots of interesting fruits that we don't have in the States. This is one of them (Dragon Fruit) that is currently in season here.
Foods are not necessarily breakfast specific. It's common to eat foods like Pad Thai (fried noodles) for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
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Love to see these pics! Especially the ones of everyone around your kitchen laughing. That must feel really good . . .
new lenses make for smart photographers and beautiful photos. what's the focal length and shutter speed of the lens glass?
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