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K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge…Street Life

September 19, 2016September 20, 2016Posted in K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge., Photo ChallengeTagged Cambodia, humanity, India, Munich, Philippines, photo challenge, photos, street, street foods7 Comments

tuktuk

For: K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge…. Also for: Tuesday Photo Challenge – Human Impact

Street Scenes

April 18, 2016Posted in Mundane Monday ChallengeTagged dance, elephants, food, mundane, photo challenge, photos, street, street foods9 Comments

For: Mundane Monday Challenge #55 by Trablogger

Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: 2016 Week 11

March 13, 2016March 14, 2016Posted in Cee's Odd Ball Photo Challenge, Mundane Monday ChallengeTagged artist, bread, Cambodia, Cee's odd ball photo challenge, food, market, photo challenge, photos, street, street foods, sunset8 Comments

Street scenes in Siem Reap

For: Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: 2016 Week 11 and Mundane Monday Challenge #50 by Trablogger

Street Scenes in Siem Reap

March 8, 2016March 8, 2016Posted in Our World Tuesday, Tuesdays of Textures, Wordless WednesdayTagged Cambodia, food, life, market, photo challenge, photos, share your world, street, street foods, trees11 Comments

tuktuk

an old tuktuk, a pile of bricks, writings on a glass, fruit vendor, old tree, a bridge and the market

For: Our World: 7 March 2016 , Oh My Heartsie Girls “Wonderful” Wednesday’s Linky Party #92: and Tuesdays of Texture | Week 11 of 2016

From Here To There….Echoes Of My Neighbourhood.

March 3, 2016March 5, 2016Posted in Echoes Of My NeighbourhoodTagged bridge, food, Philippines, photo challenge, photos, street, street foods, sunset, travel theme7 Comments

Here are some photos from Manila

vegetable and fish market, street scenes of poverty, barber shop, traffic, trees, my old University, Manila Hotel, sunset at Manila Bay… sights and sounds of Manila

For: From Here To There….Echoes Of My Neighbourhood.

Street Food – BJ’s Shadorma & Beyond – Sijo

March 28, 2015May 9, 2015Posted in BJ's Shadorma & Beyond, rhymesTagged BJ's Shadorma & Beyond, Filipino, food, MindLoveMisery's Menagerie, Philippines, street foods10 Comments

How to Write a Sijo

* There are three lines which average 14-16 syllables. The final count is 44-46 syllables;

* Line one introduces the theme;
* Line two elaborates on the theme;
* Line three introduces a counter-theme and concludes with a “twist”;

* Each line has a pause – or caesura – roughly in the middle (commas are great for this);
* Each half line is 6-9 syllables long;

* There is no end rhyme;
* There is no title;
* Western sijo are often printed in six lines, breaking lines at the pause.
…This is because a 16-syllable line is quite long – spilling beyond the space allotted to one printed line.

Trying street food in the Philippines is fun but challenging
Emerge yourself by tasting some weird food like balut and kwek-kwek
But also be prepared to have some belly ache afterwards

Street food in Manila is cheap but you can’t be sure
It’s very popular but you also have to be careful
You never know where they come from and might not suit your system

street food
challenging enough
delicious
cheap and fun
you can get them anytime
tell me what you think

https://mindlovemiserysmenagerie.wordpress.com/2015/03/28/bjs-shadorma-beyond-sijo-march-28-2015/