This drink, marketed as "life water" is a very smart piece of branding. The bold type face "0 calories" instantly draws attention, and the moulded shape allows a comfortable wrap of the hand around the bottle - a very clever design. There is a printed lizard that wraps around the bottle, which adds a touch of intrigue.
This food item, Buddha's Hand, which I saw at Whole Foods, reminded me of the green, closed, variety that I used to eat when I was a young girl in Hong Kong. I remember the slightly bitter taste, and how it used to be stir fried with sliced beef. To this day, I remember with fondness the foodstuff that I used to eat when I was growing up, and no longer eat: salt fish with minced pork, braised pig's trotters, pig's ears, the kind of food that is considered exotic or maybe even unpalatable by western taste buds.
Hi, welcome to my mini travelogue. I love photography - it's my way of seeing the world, and it's a way of recording a snapshot which, if stored in human memory, will decay in time. I alternate between my Canon G10 and Lumix DMC-TZ7, but often I rely on my handy Sony Ericsson mobile phone. I have had a lot of fun taking photos during my travels, learning to improve my skills, and doing this blog. I hope you share the fun.
This food item, Buddha's Hand, which I saw at Whole Foods, reminded me of the green, closed, variety that I used to eat when I was a young girl in Hong Kong. I remember the slightly bitter taste, and how it used to be stir fried with sliced beef. To this day, I remember with fondness the foodstuff that I used to eat when I was growing up, and no longer eat: salt fish with minced pork, braised pig's trotters, pig's ears, the kind of food that is considered exotic or maybe even unpalatable by western taste buds.
