Tonight for dinner we had pork roast and veges. This is definitely one of my favourite dishes. I just love making a pork roast because it’s relatively easy to prepare and tastes so good.

I started with a nice cut of pork leg, seasoned with some salt, pepper, rosemary, mixed Italian spices, a couple of cloves of crushed garlic and a few splashings of olive oil. Then it was into the oven for about 90 minutes.

Once nice and golden brown the pork was sliced, covered in gravy and served with roasted carrots, potatoes and parsnips which are now on my favourite veges.

On our Singapore stopover a week or so ago me, Tu and Nghia braved the G-Max bungy in Singapore and man what an experience that was. This thing takes up to 3 people on a 0 to 200 km/h blast to 60 metres in 2 seconds, experiencing a 5G thrill! It was amazing! Check out the video.

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It was time to pay the rent again so I made my regular monthly trip to the ANZ bank branch in Saigon today and thought I’d take some video footage of the trip. I wanted you guys to see how I usually get around here, which is on the back of a motorbike taxi (or xe om in Vietnamese). Anyways, here you go.

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As most of you now know, I’m now residing in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. Yes, I came back again. I’ll talk more about that another time.

Anyways, I just wanted to share a video compilation I made of a few of us boys (Jeryl Cabantog, David Thai, Kham Tran, Nghia Vu) snowboarding at Mt Buller this year. Don’t we rock?

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