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This shall be my first entry in my own domain. Had been searching for my real reason to have this separate blog. Earlier in Penang Faces, I tried to maintain a less personal approach in my writings and tried keeping it brief. But I am not comfortable being ‘official’ sounding. Whenever I write, I write in the first person approach, like I am talking to someone. And whenever I talk, I have to talk about everything that comes to my mind. I am a person who is full of hands and face gestures, an animated person. So, hopefully, I can inject the same kind of bubbles into this blog
This Penang Faces blog will feature food, sights and everything related to my home cooking, Penang and other places I visited or food I ate. Being a good great cook, it will be a waste if I did not try to note down what I can cook and share it with others. I have no little sisters to teach and no daughters to coach, so let me use this blog to teach any other person who cares to hear.
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February 19th, 2005 at 12:21 am
Hehe, u really like to have your own domains, rite? This is numbr two, rite?
February 19th, 2005 at 1:03 am
Hi Andreas
Just that I had been learning how to WOW and how to Brand and therefore, gotten a little ambitious in making a presence. This Penangfaces blog is hosted in the same domain, except with the extension of penangfaces.chalilian.net. I need to separate them because food and whines (not wine, mind you) do not mix.
February 23rd, 2005 at 4:01 pm
Hi Lilian,
My wife and I are born and raised in Penang but we have been living in California for nearly 25 years. From your picture, I can tell your Pengat is a lot tasty than the one we had on Sunday in our house here in San Francisco. We are delighted to see all these food scenes and faces from Penang. Thanks for taking the time to write. Keep up the great work.
Penangmali in San Francisco
February 26th, 2005 at 11:51 pm
KP - It will be my pleasure to feed you with the photos. Don’t hesitate to write to me and let me know what you crave and I will zoom the food on macro mode to ’serve’ you!