Momofuku Ando I saw this where a workshop about making the noodle bundles was happening! This was such a fun experience for all ages! Follow Chocoviv’s Lifestyle Blog on WordPress.com
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Japan Airline: Eating to Japan
Flying on Japan Airlines to Japan took ten hours, so we were served a couple meals along with unlimited snacks and drinks. We even got a tuna sandwich that was both my favourite and my daughter’s too. We both forgot to take a picture…. it was ingested very quickly. Special Treatment For Little Ones Special… Continue reading Japan Airline: Eating to Japan
View From My Window
This is my view… I will be away for the week, so my blog entries will be more sparse till I get back!! Thanks for your support!! Follow Chocoviv’s Lifestyle Blog on WordPress.com
Reblog Feature: Canada’s Approach To Food Waste
After doing some research, it is comforting to know that Canada actually has a plan to reduce food waste. Unfortunately, we often see a lot of good food go to waste because it’s “ugly” shape or simply discarded when they just pass their expired date! Learn more by visiting here! Remember to leave both sites… Continue reading Reblog Feature: Canada’s Approach To Food Waste
Beardie Update: February
I have been giving him more baths as he is growing quite rapidly. He is moulting again! (You can see it on his tail.) He definitely enjoys interacting with his surroundings. Check out the cute flamingo inflatable that we found! Follow Chocoviv’s Lifestyle Blog on WordPress.com
Fly Over Canada: Taiwan Edition
Fly Over Canada is a very different way of sight-seeing. We are all indoors, strapped into our seats and feet dangling above a large, circular screen. There is no voiceover of any kind and only lasts 8 minutes. However, because it feels so realistic and immersive that it feels like a longer ride. Normally, this… Continue reading Fly Over Canada: Taiwan Edition
Netflix Series Review: October Factions
Image Courtesy Of IMDB Summary Parents are constantly working hard to make ends meet and to provide for the family. The Allen’s are no different from any other parents except for their occupation as monster hunters. Themes 1) Monsters are real: Sometimes the real monsters are the people in the world…. 2) Every family has… Continue reading Netflix Series Review: October Factions
