january poem
Tuesday, 26. January 2010
new year
wintry sunshine
squinting curling drinking
warm cheers with friends in city square
a new
Holiday Lunch Specials
Wednesday, 16. December 2009
Spicy Sweet & Sour stir-fry with ginger, green chilies, tomatoes, daikon and celery served over jasmine-scented rice.
Christmas Curry, half green & half red curry, with choice of braised locally pasteurized tofu or sliced chicken breast wok-fried with rice noodles.
House Special Mi Xao with flank steak, shrimp, green beans and long eggplant.
We will be closed on Christmas day & New Year’s day.
Come and pick up some food and have a great holiday season.
october poem
Monday, 12. October 2009
autumn
blossoms past peak
life cycling new season
colored leaves fall with morning dew
harvest
august poem
Monday, 17. August 2009
august leisures on
eyes squint in sun flecked hot breeze
steps pause to listen
june 2009
Wednesday, 24. June 2009
Summer high at noon
Maple trees sway with green breeze
A clover peeks thru
weekly curry may fight dementia
Thursday, 4. June 2009
http://www.news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/8080630.stm
may poem
Wednesday, 13. May 2009
may i?
laughing blossoms
look see chat listen care
behold a spring bursting with change
will you?
april poem
Wednesday, 1. April 2009
springtime
floating pollen
seeding budding greening
awash in the delights of birth
april
a chinese tale
Wednesday, 25. March 2009
“There was a man of Cheng who was going to buy himself shoes. First he measured his foot, then he put the measurements away. When he got to the market he discovered that he had left the measurements behind. After he found the shoes he wanted, he went home to fetch the measurements. But the market was closed when he returned and he never got his shoes. Why didn’t you use your own foot? someone asked. I trust the measurements more than my foot, he replied.”
