Category Archives: Chinatown
Golden Oldie
Getting old sucks. Granted, there are some people who rhapsodize about how it brings a new maturity, a deeper understanding of life, and some other useless blahbadiblah that no one really ever wants, but these people are usually young (and … Continue reading
Eating in the Year of the Rabbit
Every Chinese New Year, I look forward to coming to Yaowaraj, or what Thais call their Chinatown. I am not of Chinese descent, so every little ritual — the burning of mini-replicas of cars and money, the praying to the … Continue reading
Things to be Thankful For
Yes, I know. “You’re late, beeyotch”, you say. I am indeed a day late, but last night, sitting among friends and a table groaning under the weight of delicious food, I found myself, for once, momentarily forgetting to complain about … Continue reading
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