It’s almost that time again to make the run to the north for the annual Lao Festival in Quebec, Canada. If you have never attend this grand festival, then make it a vacation for your family this summer. Those Lao Canadians sure know how to have fun!
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PETALING JAYA: Harimau Muda fought back from a goal down to beat Laos 2-1 in the last match of the invitational Under-19 quadrangular football tournament in Hanoi yesterday.

Some  kids are lucky to have one or both parents take them to their first day of school.  In my case, it was my preacher, Brother Dale.  He was the one who took us to school.  I was seven years old when I started school in America.  I was put into Mrs. Bizzell’s second grade class.  [...]

This week we made some Banh Xeo, also known as Vietnamese Crepes.

Filled with a mixture of Pork and Ear Mushrooms, and served with a little Sweet Chilli Sauce, these went down really well. The Banh Xeo were cut in to 5cm discs, making them a nice sized Amuse Bouche.
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Last Saturday, I took this picture. I might have saved it for posting today; however, I just couldn’t wait. I did do a few funny alterations using this website I found - Dumpr.

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