So how did you spend Chinese New Year's? Mine was better than any firecracker or dragon show--it was spent at sea surfing, in bed eating french toast & bananas, by the boardwalk making blueberry pancakes (w/c turned green, by the way), and road-trippin' w/ my cousin Charlie.
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| nutellas & bananas |
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| impromptu breakfast-buffet-in-bed |
We had coffee at a violin school in the middle of a mango orchard where I had a nice chat with a local film maker, who was showing his documentary to the local women.
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| Hogwarts is real |
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| this school was awesome. It shall be blogged soon. |
We also met & hung out with a vacationing 8-time Muay Thai World Champion who also wharfed down all my green pancakes, which I took as an honor & a compliment!
yesterday's images to share 1 last time before bedtime...
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| landscape seascape butt-scape |
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pistachio rock, coral nails
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lazy daizy under the tree
photo by Kage Gozun |
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| every minute is an hour |
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| and oh, I saw a heart-shaped birthday lantern flutter off to the sky |
...I'd say, not bad for the 1st long weekend of the year.
Kung hei fat choi! :-)
***photos from Charlie Gomez & the Circle Hostel***
Ei Nins. nice blog. Kung Hei Fat Choi!!! I'll go with you on the 4th ha!?! I want to see the kids play the violin, see the studio plus I hope I can surf again despite my bad knee...see you!
ReplyDeleteYou had a blast and I'm jealous! 2012 started with a bang for you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by Ivy and Aiza!
ReplyDeleteIves, you'll love the studio I'm sure. Come w/ me ha let's plan it once I know what time the concert is :-) Sana we can squeeze in surf too!