Quote:Larb Dip wrote on 26
th Mar, 2011 at 3:36am:
I'm assuming from your complaint that you're not much of a party-goer yourself.
You're right, but my wife loves parties. She just held one for local women to celebrate International Women's Day (it's a big day here). I went to bed before the party really got going, but posted some pictures taken of the early party moments and posted them on a forum I visited.
One forum member said it looked like a hell of a boring party. You'll probably think the same.
Have a look.
Early party guests
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Starting up the BBQ
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Neighbours bring their own poultry to the BBQ.
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Have to invite the old ladies, too.
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Who let the old man in?
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The party guests are having BBQ duck and kao niaw. My wife is cooking up some steak and baked beans for me. I love Laos and its people. The food...................not so much.
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I believe the party got quite wild later on. Lots of ten lam, karaoke, etc.
What photo's?
I can't see anything. Maybe I'm blacklisted from that disagreement we had a while back.
Since it's an exclusive Women's party, how many times did their 'mating calls' wake you up? You know the one, shot through their throats with abandon after a joke or two. I think it goes something like this:
ooohhhwwwwwwwwwwwwww heeeuuuwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!
Once that first howls starts, it's completed collectively IN unison!
Baked beans in Laos, of all places? Where do they sell such luxuries? Or do you import? Do your two boy's eat Lao food? Or do they love their baked beans just like their father?