@jlinaresp Thank you very much for the input. The composition of a photo has always come naturally. It is the manipulation in post-editing that I still need to keep practicing. The great thing about this

Thank you 🙏

Oh @wnfdiary... I would like to start off by saying thank you. Thank you for allowing me to breathe your air in this thread today. Not only am I honoured and humbled to be taught how to be a douche, but

Oh boy, I wish I saw this one earlier.. It is a relief that nobody on this thread cares about your wretched book of bad attitude. Your righteous thoughts have zero bearing on how anybody else decides to

The kind that makess me want to eat my phone when I see the food on them and that tells the story of the surrounding environment and that tells the story of the surrounding environment. Is that sufficient

As always, high-quality photos and desirable content to read. Above all, I am an Unagi freak. That Unagi looked like it would melt in your mouth. You guys have great taste in food.

It is quite the view!

The crazy thing about it is that I was about to share that exact same Brene Brown quote on my social media last night. It is true though, it's all one big grind you just have to keep pushing through!

I loved the CN Tower! It was so high that you could see planes fly below you. However, you cannot beat the 360-degree views of this one. The BC terrain takes it that step farther!

Great post! I love Oystercatcher birds as we have a ton of them on the west coast of Canada.

Looks like an amazing place to visit. That Lechon looks sooo good!

It was my favourite ride at the Ex when I was younger! We would sit and scope out the car that rocked the most so we could make it swing back and forth even more. So much fun!

Thank you for the feedback! 🙏

Excuse me sir, can you stop throwing around my wifes username like that?! Please keep my damn wifes username "0xkj93j8j498Hld99k8ndkd" out yo damn mouth!😆

Of course lol. But did the idea originate there? I'm intrigued.

It is a sad reality worldwide. It seems the problem is only getting worse.

Thank you! I'm glad you like them.

Say what?? I need to have this. I can picture this doing so well here in Vancouver. Do you know if it is a Thai thing exclusively?

I do not drain them but I find it's the 14th or 15th hour that it all thickens up. I find if you stop any earlier, it is far too watery.

Yes Salmon and Halibut are our main fish to eat here on in the Pacific North West. Thanks for stopping by!