JCBulatao Photography.

Hi folks, I know I haven't been posting much of anything lately. My bad. I should really get back on the horse. But not right now at least. This pseudo post would like to disguise itself as an example of how much fun someone can have with a couple of bits of headgear, a camera, a plain background, a very steady-handed friend (or camera on tripod with remote), and almost any photo editing software you might have available (downloaded a freeware gif maker for this exercise). But really, it's just me making faces with different, um, things on my head. Enjoy!

I promised a friend I'd blog about the food I encountered while I was away, and to try and tell her what's in each dish. Honestly though I don't think I'll be much help with deciphering the ingredients or how they were prepared, and I wasn't exactly comfortable with taking my camera out at the local Mamak stall, but I've taken photos of some of what I ate, some of which were my own preparation. Basically this is a peek at what I was eating while in KL. Click to enlarge photos. On one of my first evenings in KL, Michelle and Reza took me out for dinner at one of the Chinese restaurants close to the condo. I forget the name, but we had the following. *Deep Fried Sotong *Chili pork, Sweet and Sour Pork, and Kangkong.  I realize that, save for the chilli pork, we repeated that meal in Petaling Street. My first Friday in KL involved being at work early for a staff meeting, though my shift was from 2 to 10 that night. I had some time to explore the mall and that ...

First off, I'd like to apologize to those who actually read my blog and visit it from time to time to check on where I've gotten to on two wheels. A lot has happened since my last Motorcycle Photo Diary entry that has led to me making the most of my off-days but not necessarily on the Honda Wave. Sorry for that. Trying out a new layout courtesy of blogger's new Design tab. If anyone reads this, leave a comment in the comment section (on the actual blog preferably and in the facebook cross-post). Picture window, the theme is called. I'll think about how long I'm going to keep it that way. For those of you who don't already know, I've spent the last two weeks of July in KL, on a semi-vacation, slash (yes I typed it out as a word) experiencing the TPC-KL lifestyle, meeting new friends, eating new food (photos in a blog entry to follow), going places and getting lost commuting around the city.    Spent the first day off doing a half day city tour. Photos av...