...pick up today's Sabah Times and check out the Lifestyle section, where you'll find an article on food bloggers by staff writer Shan Sandhu. Shan interviewed us for this article months ago and we'd nearly forgotten about it. No online link, unfortunately, and we'll have to wait for our hard copy to arrive before we can get a pdf.
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Congratulations. Your blog is getting a bigger following by the day!
Posted by: bayi | 2007.11.04 at 09:19
Check this out: http://hungerhunger.blogspot.com/2007/11/featured-in-new-sabah-times.html
I am asking Shan for a scanned copy...
Posted by: Rasa Malaysia | 2007.11.04 at 09:28
Bayi - I don't know about that. Readership actually dipped yesterday! ;-0 Still, it's nice to be noticed.
Bee - thanks for the link. Two-page spread. Nice. But are we really 'paragons'? ;-)
Posted by: Robyn | 2007.11.04 at 10:10
Cool, congrats! Looking forward to seeing the pdf.
Posted by: jen maiser | 2007.11.05 at 08:52
Jen - many thanks! Didn't know you were a reader(or maybe you're just here for the photos). ;-)
Posted by: Robyn | 2007.11.05 at 09:41
Paragons of makaning, why not?
Posted by: Rasa Malaysia | 2007.11.05 at 15:04
Hi there. Well I for one think you guys certainly are :) Bee and Terri too!
Posted by: Shan | 2007.11.05 at 19:00
I'm a reader, but a bad commenter. :) You two are doing great things here.
Posted by: jen maiser | 2007.11.06 at 09:24