I’m a cat person too. There’s actually a 50 ft. drop off the side, but there’s a lot of shrubbery before you get to the center of the bridge.

The lighthouse is a magnificent building and the fact that so many of them have stood for such a long time means they were built to last. Makes you wonder why all buildings aren’t constructed to last.

I wish my cat could be like Rugburn, but the garden is her paradise and I could never anything more she would love I only have one problem about her, she is totally addicted to chips at movie day she would always have a bowlful when were watching (including her!). I don’t know if it’s bad for her though but she makes the face whenever she doesn’t get what she wants. LOL

If I would have a cat for a pet, I would like it to be potty trained like your Rugburn.

Your cat is so smart because he really tried to learn how to have his waste like that on top of the toilet bowl. Did any of you trained him at first on how to do it, or he really out of his hatred for the litter box learned it by himself? How come he knows, it’s where we humans deposits our waste?

Interesting and at the same time scary. I wonder if I could handle crossing that bridge.

Wow! This bridge is really amazing！
I think my foot will be shaking when across this bridge, I think I am a acrophobia when I am there. 230 ft is really high to me. Is it a hanging bridge?
It sure in my visiting list if I go and visit Vancouver, Canada as I am a natural lovers, I will like to visit the national parks instead of highest building in the world or those shopping malls for branded bags.
In fat, there is a hanging bridge in my country, i.e located at Langkawi Island, Kedah,Malaysia. It’s worth to pay a visit if you are visiting Malaysia one day!
Welcome to Malaysia, our motto of the visiting Malaysia year is :”A truly Asia”, because we have the culture which reflects the colour of Asia, we have 3 major races, India, Malay and Chinese ,diverse cultures, nice foods, beautiful beach, scene and forest. All these are the attraction for the tourists, I believe.

Nice plant, look like shaking his big hand to the visitor or travelers.
I love to have big plants in front of my house, but just not enough of land and no garden at home.
I have a dream to have such house in the next 10 years.

I have to say, they do look unusual. You have a very informative post here though, with the perfect way to fix these. I’m looking at some of the ingredients and thinking to myself, they might not be good for someone that gets indigestion easily. But like I said before, nice recipe and thanks for sharing.

Is Brinjal the fat eggplant variety. I certainly would love to cook this however, some ingredients may not be available here like Masala powder, ginger garlic paste (or can I just pound garlic and ginger together ) and coriander seeds.

But I suppose, each country have their special way and ingredients in cooking eggplant. Anyway, I can look for those ingredients in a supermarket that has Indian products. Let me see.

How I wish I can eat this one someday. 🙂

Nice recipe, I have never tested this dishes before.

We can get the small brinjal here, yes, it’s one of the eggplant type from the same family, I guess.

I spotted that you are using a word: Garam masala. What does the word “garam” meant? Is it meant “salt” in English.

To me, this is a Malay word, which meant salt. How do you know this word? Just curious if your society/community members use the same word as well like us, Malaysian Malay .

Thanks!

Oh.It looks like a great escape. Such experience became very common in Hyderabad, especially in summer. But, these are confined to an area where most of the residents live in huts and thatched houses.

I had this experience only once when I was on tour and happened to stay in my friend’s room. It was a room attached to a house. After attending the daily work we slept deeply and there was no one other than we too.

Suddenly there was a knock on the door. The owner was knocking the door. I opened the door in the sleep itself only to be informed that the adjacent house caught on fire. I could not understand him as most of the houses are cement roofed. When I expressed my doubt he told me that one of the rooms of the house is not having a concrete roof and it is a thatched one meant only for resting during a summer season and that it had been richly furnished one.
we both rushed to the spot and helped the owner of the house poured buckets of water and brought it under control. There was only minimum damage to the costly articles inside the house.