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Takachiho Gorge – feast
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A food travel blog in japan. A week in Seoul. March 26, 2016. March 26, 2016. After leaving Miyazaki city and heading for the small town of Hyuga, I knew my main destination for the day would be Takachiho. I’d heard, read and dreamt about the giant V-shaped chasm in Miyazaki, and it was one of the reasons I decided to do my road trip in the first place. I knew I wanted to experience it in springtime, when the. And other native flowers) were just beginning to line the banks, and that I wanted to slurp on.
Buried Alive in Ibusuki – feast
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A food travel blog in japan. A week in Seoul. Middot; living abroad. Buried Alive in Ibusuki. February 15, 2016. February 15, 2016. It’s not as morbid as it sounds. Ibusuki is a tourist hub famed for its hot volcanic black sand that you can pile on top of yourself before hitting an onsen. Sound like your kind of thing? It should be. What an experience! Ibusuki is located on the left coast of the Satsuma Peninsula, with great views of. And then heading out to her favourite local. We visited an area called...
Fukuoka Fierce – feast
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A food travel blog in japan. A week in Seoul. January 4, 2016. January 4, 2016. Firstly, Happy New Year (or as we say in Japan, あけましておめでとうございます – akemashite omedetou gozaimasu) to everyone! I trust 2016 will bring you everything you hope for. Kadomatsu, New Years decoration to welcome ancestors into a space. I had the pleasure of travelling to Fukuoka for 正月 (Japanese New Year) in 2015. This trip marked a couple of firsts – my first. His name is Bruce, and he is a wonderful resource to have, not only bec...
Flight QF21 – feast
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A food travel blog in japan. A week in Seoul. Middot; living abroad. July 31, 2015. November 10, 2015. The first thing that hit us as we stepped outside was the immense and humid heat; having left Australian winter, my body was finding it hard to adjust and I downed about 3 litres of water before we got to the hotel. I ventured out with some people I’d met on the flights and had somewhat lengthy conversations with during our waits at the airports, and together we discovered Shinjuku. That night, after re...
Miyazaki City – feast
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A food travel blog in japan. A week in Seoul. April 5, 2016. April 5, 2016. After an invigorating drive through. And a delightful evening with some. JETs and locals eating Thai food and listening to live music (post still to come), I headed off reasonably early to. Park (also known as Peace Tower Park). The most notable attraction here is the peace tower itself, made amazingly with stones sent from all around the world in a bid for world peace. However, I had read about the. Not a haniwa. A human. Unfort...
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little steps and big gratitude | findingherfeetdotcom
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Trying to find my feet. Trying to stay afloat. And sometimes succeeding. Little steps and big gratitude. August 28, 2015. It has been a big couple of months. And all of a sudden I’m sitting on my couch, losing myself in an Italian red, in Nick Cave, windows open, drenching myself in an evening that despite the month is determined not to be winter. And just like that, I’m procrastinating packing, and in seven short nights I’ll move home. Home! As you know from my previous posts, social anxiety and my auto...
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Trying to find my feet. Trying to stay afloat. And sometimes succeeding. My sankalpa and why yoga is important. March 10, 2016. 8220;I will love and be kind to my body and myself.”. This is my sankalpa. I’ve never been a consistent exerciser by any means, be it gym classes, running, Pilates, or yoga (classic for a Kapha-dominant prakrti),. I started yoga with my mum as a raw, inattentive- and let’s face it – slightly angsty teenager. It wasn’t relaxing. I strained to hold poses,...Introduced me to Yoga N...
finding my feet | findingherfeetdotcom
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Trying to find my feet. Trying to stay afloat. And sometimes succeeding. March 15, 2015. June 11, 2015. Sitting on my couch now, on an unusually muggy evening in Perth, I can’t believe the time that has passed, and all that has occurred during that time. 34 days and 18 hours ago, or thereabouts, I was composed. At least, I thought I was, if not a bit rushed. Then came the boarding call. Hugs. Multiple goodbyes. And tears. The tears – big, hot, heavy, not rolling, more spreading acro...A sympathetic face ...
me, myself, and my social anxiety | findingherfeetdotcom
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Trying to find my feet. Trying to stay afloat. And sometimes succeeding. Me, myself, and my social anxiety. June 10, 2015. June 11, 2015. I’m an extrovert. As far as extroverts go, on the surface, I’m pretty textbook. Life is a collective spew of staged laughter, joyous shrieks and competing for the conversation-coloured spotlight. I often try to remember to reflect upon social interactions at their conclusion, asking myself, “did you talk more, or listen more? There must have been a time I was untarnish...
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Trying to find my feet. Trying to stay afloat. And sometimes succeeding. Me, myself, and my social anxiety. June 10, 2015. June 11, 2015. I’m an extrovert. As far as extroverts go, on the surface, I’m pretty textbook. Life is a collective spew of staged laughter, joyous shrieks and competing for the conversation-coloured spotlight. I often try to remember to reflect upon social interactions at their conclusion, asking myself, “did you talk more, or listen more? There must have been a time I was untarnish...
little steps and big gratitude | findingherfeetdotcom
https://findingherfeet.com/2015/08/28/little-steps-and-big-gratitude
Trying to find my feet. Trying to stay afloat. And sometimes succeeding. Little steps and big gratitude. August 28, 2015. It has been a big couple of months. And all of a sudden I’m sitting on my couch, losing myself in an Italian red, in Nick Cave, windows open, drenching myself in an evening that despite the month is determined not to be winter. And just like that, I’m procrastinating packing, and in seven short nights I’ll move home. Home! As you know from my previous posts, social anxiety and my auto...
invisible illness and the worst week so far | findingherfeetdotcom
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Trying to find my feet. Trying to stay afloat. And sometimes succeeding. Invisible illness and the worst week so far. April 22, 2015. June 11, 2015. A few weeks ago I endured my most difficult time here so far. My period was late. I couldn’t focus and I was constantly tired. My self sabotage was back with a vengeance. I had to have ‘the talk’ with my new boss. I was missing home. My dad got hit by a car. I stepped off the train and got the call from mum. A car had collided with dad – on a bike ...Aused s...
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Trying to find my feet. Trying to stay afloat. And sometimes succeeding. Photo by thorsonphotography.com.au. A 25 year old with social anxiety, PCOS. And an autoimmune disease trying to find her feet in the corporate world, through marriage, on a quest for optimum health and learning to be alone in a new city. Finding her feet, finding herself. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Follow blog via email.
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The Feast BACKDROP DESIGNS
The Feast BACKDROP DESIGNS. For photos of stage backdrop at The Feast, please check this blog - -. THE FEAST AT PICC, Pasay City, Philippines. Another refreshing decor. Palmera or green palm plants with artificial grasses, plus hanged plants. White Twisted Dropped Fabrics. White Twisted Dropped Fabrics. Orange and Blue Fabrics. Tranquility White Fabric Design. Tranquility white fabrics with palmera/green palm plants. Red, Yellow and Silver Balloons in a Stand with White Tubular Fabrics. Hi, I'm Diana!
The Feast Beast
Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About the Feast Beast. One is the Loneliest Number. May 7, 2011. Something that I grapple with as a sommelier-in-training and single person is wine waste. I open bottles for myself and can’t drink them fast enough. I keep some around for cooking and pour the rest down the drain. I am trying to feel less guilty about the latter. Below are some things I ate and drank alone this week. RECIPES FOR GROUND TURKEY. Meatballs and a “Juicy Lucy”:. March 28, 2011.
The Feast Before Us
The Feast Before Us. Saturday, August 15, 2015. This year, the peach harvest is a bit patchy, as our trees have been beset by many insects, including Japanese beetles. Despite this, we have had a number of peaches ripen. Peaches and pears gathered today. When the peaches are marred by unsightly pock marks, I wash them and cut them into small edible slices. Two large peaches can make enough dessert for three. The slices are then distributed among three glass cups . And topped with whipped cream. Last time...
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EAT YOUR FOOD
Friday, July 31, 2015. Easy Chicken And Vegetable Crock Pot Recipe. Not sure if this is the right picture. You can make this for a small meal or for a crowd. Just adjust the ingredients accordingly. I usually make lots of this because it freezes well. 4-8 Frozen Chicken Breasts. 3 Carrots, sliced or diced. 2 Celery Leaves (or stalks, but not the whole bunch of celery). 1 small Onion diced. 1 small or large can of Cream Of Chicken Soup. 1 packet of Country Style Gravy Mix. Links to this post. Mix the grou...
feast – a food + travel blog in japan
A food travel blog in japan. A week in Seoul. Top 8 things I will (and won’t) miss about Japan. Middot; living abroad. Top 8 things I will (and won’t) miss about Japan. June 16, 2016. June 17, 2016. Reflections of an (almost) year in Japan. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). May 9, 2016. May 13, 2016. A photo diary of a week in Seoul. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). April 19, 2016.
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Kerygma Feast Cebu
Monday, March 26, 2012. THE FIGHTER Talk 1: Focus on the Good. Fr Larry Sugiano, in his homily, talked about the virtues of St. Joseph, whose feast we celebrate last Monday. He said that St. Joseph's role in Jesus' birth is of utmost significance owing to his obedience to and faith in God. He was a caring husband to Mary and a good father to Jesus. Hence, Jesus had great love and respect for him. Then the lights were switched off and a voice hollered within the four walls of the venue:. Bro Jay compared ...
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