No, just snowed under with work and preparations for an upcoming trip to the States. Apologies for the silence (and after a reader recently commended us for posting regularly too!). We will be back on track ASAP.
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- WSJA: Taiwan's Coffee Culture
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- T+L SEAsia: Kuala Lumpur Indie Music
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Our other blog: refurbishing a Penang shop house
I haven't completely finished reading all your posts although i've been slogging and wiping my drooling mouth through for the past few days (there's so many posts) but I can't seem to find a post on Melaka? have you guys been there yet? if so which month/year? some say it's better fare than penang.
Posted by: E | 2007.03.31 at 09:51
E - we have been, but too briefly to get posts out of it. We do plan some time there in May though, for a project we'll be working on, so if you can hang on till June we should have some beautifully illustrated Melaka posts coming your way then!
Posted by: Robyn | 2007.03.31 at 09:55