From the category archives:
If you’ve been following along at home you may have noticed a few changes on Sasasunakku – not quite as dramatic as the ones I made when I moved to my new domain but I hope the behind-the-scenes fiddling I’ve done will make the site easier to navigate.
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When I lived in Auckland, Sunday mornings were a standing yum-cha date with my friends. If you’ve ever been to yum-cha you know it’s one of the greatest inventions ever; tiny dumplings, fluffy bao, secret sign language and best of all, immediate gratification – if you go to a place with trolleys that is.
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Once my great aunt (who incidentally is otherwise a lovely person) made me eat a piece of raw zucchini when as a child I insisted I didn’t like it. It did nothing to endear said vegetable to me further and though I never went as far as to pick them out of things on the rare occasions on which they were served to me, I didn’t ever really grow to love them.
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