Orange County Fair

There is a fair at Orange County.
There were a lot of huge animals.
Huge elephants. Huge horses. Huges goats. There was food to savor, too.It was a nice place to have fun with children.
Going to the fair in August 2010 were Macel, Felix, Ruby and Joshua.

Dining at Denny's

Finally, after more than a decade I ate in one of the many Denny's chain of diners in the U.S.
After arriving, from LAX, we were brought by Oning and Sandra Yee for breakfast at Denny's
I have fond memories of Denny's.The first time I came to the U.S. about a decade ago, I had a classmate who really liked to come to Denny's to eat.
So we ended up coming several times in this diner.
That was in Dallas.
Denny's, as I recalled, was an eat-all-you-can affair..But this breakfast we ordered egg, pancakes and sandwich.
I had a feeling of deja vu.
A lot of memories came rushing in my head.

Tuktuk

Tuktuk is the popular three-wheeled public transport rushing, squeezing throught eh congested streets of Bangkok.
Tuktuk is the countrpart of the pedicabs or tricycles in the Philippines.
There are variances though.
The tuk-tuk is right in the front-middle of of the vehicles main car.
So the tuktuk does not have a "side-car".The tutktuk has a reverse gear, triccles don't.
The tuktuk serve a convenient purpose off the main Bangkok streets.
There are the main public transport system like the rail, the taxis.
The rail stations are far from each other.So the tuktuk serves the routes in between.
The tuktuks come zooming in teh streets, sometimes disregarding traffice rules.
If you want to get from one place to another, the tuktuk driver knows it and he will take you "door-to-door".
I had to try driving a tuktuk. I couldn't resist.
The tuktuk is one of my memorable Bangkok expeirence.