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| At home in Malaysia |
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| At home in Texas |
Sometimes, I feel like Cinderella at the ball. How did this happen? How did I end up living in this incredible place?
Malaysia has such a comparatively low cost of living that I understand why so many people retire here. Of course, you do have to go without good Texas Barbeque or authentic Tex-Mex food. (TacoDeli — I have been daydreaming about your Cochinita Pibil tacos for months ever since you denied me them at my last home visit.) One day, the clock will strike midnight, and my carriage will turn back into a pumpkin. At least my pumpkin will come with mesquite smoked brisket and tacos al carbon.
This post is part of Friday Daydreamin' at R We There Yet Mom?
EWWW!! Not a fun view in Texas......but you can't beat a good taco....
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up today! Have an awesome weekend!
Yeah, Malaysia definitely wins - that is a beautiful view!!
ReplyDeleteSuch contrast -- but home is where the heart is.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful adventure you are living. Look forward to reading more of your posts.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful view! You're gonna need to put that picture in a poster when you move back to Texas. =)
ReplyDeleteI didn't think of doing that. Yes, I'll have to make a big poster and hang it up to remind us.
DeleteOMG! What a comparison!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a view! Maybe you can make a nice Texas BBQ in your Malaysian backyard?
ReplyDeleteI'm having trouble finding a good cut of brisket. I did however bring back Liquid Smoke and BBQ rub the last time I was in Texas.
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