Blueberry and Earl Grey
Strawberry and lemon drop doughnut (Taken with instagram)
Dun-Well Doughnuts:
Cinnamon, Jelly, Coconut, Blueberry, Mexican Chocolate, and Earl Grey
YAY Eric Khoo at MoMA next Wednesday presenting his latest film, Tatsumi. GO SEE IT!
2011. Singapore. Directed by Eric Khoo. With the voice of Yoshihiro Tatsumi. “A Drifting Life,” Tatsumi’s epic graphic novel memoir, forms the foundation for Khoo’s animated documentary. In postwar Japan in the late 1950s, Tatsumi brought innovation to Japanese comics through works of social commentary aimed at an adult audience. Khoo, known in his native Singapore for such live-action films as “Be with Me” (2005) and “My Magic” (2008), brings Tatsumi’s art to life by juxtaposing Tatsumi’s autobiography with his short stories that focus on the effects of World War II and urban alienation on the Japanese people. This first-ever film adaptation of Tatsumi’s work adds depth and structure to his various narratives while remaining loyal to his vivid style. Print courtesy The Match Factory. In Japanese; English subtitles. 94 min.
This is an organic raspberry and pistachio doughnut. And this weekend my tummy is going to destroy it. Dun-Well Doughnuts, Bushwick, BK. (Next on the list, Earl Grey and Cinnamon)
Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo, Japan
Park near Sumo Village - Tokyo, Japan
Japanese Mountain Dew
Bar - Tokyo, Japan
Pet Store - Tokyo, Japan
Sushi Ya - Tokyo, Japan
Future Sashimi - Tokyo, Japan
Tamago - Kyoto, Japan
à propos de moi:
blogging, eating, and filmmaking in NYC. things you will certainly find on this blog: food, South Korea, mountain dew, UGA football, UNC basketball, Tarzan, octopi, my photography (mostly of food)...
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♥ Not too Recent but Still Great Posts!
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Of Interest:
-The Story of My Job Search: Part I
-The Story of My Job Search: Part II
-An Ode to My Film Studies Career (My Favorite Films of All Time)
