Here's a vendor selling the brooms door to door:
And a sign for a favorite Lao dish - a special kind of duck salad:
Maybe the reader doesn't wish to know the details about this kind of salad.
I just wonder - is this Daffy Duck or Donald Duck promoting the virtues of eating other ducks?
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9 comments:
Chanpheng, I love your duck soup humor :) The brooms look like they are made from feathers. They are work of art! I enjoy seeing your country so much;) Thank you for sharing... blessings, Pam
I really love this post of yours! Especially the brooms picture!! Juhuu!! Marvellous!
Have a nice day :)
I was going to say that the brooms look like they are made of feathers too. A fascinating picture showing your country.
love the way you ve captured and attempted the theme :D specially the brooms pic !!
Great D post...love the brooms and wonder how good they sweep...don't know about that salad...
I'm guessing I might not want to know all the details about the duck...:) The photos are wonderful and it's so nice to see through another's eyes. Thank you.
Those brooms look great! Do people buy a new one each year?
On behalf of the team, thank you for taking part in ABC Wednesday! See you next week? :)
@Pam - I've eaten my share of 'Leuak baeng phed" so I'm entitled to making fun of it. I'm even sad that it's not available in more restaurants since the emergence of avian influenza.
@Lene - Thanks. I like these brooms. They're very good for catching the fine dust which settles on everything.
@photowannable - The grasses in the brooms tickle like feathers too@
@navin dutta - Thanks. I like these brooms
@Carol -the brooms are great. The duck salad... is not to everyone's taste.
@tumblewords - I enjoy showing off Laos.
@Jay - The brooms are about 1 USD each so I always buy quite a few. Well, the cats get into them too, so that creates a greater market in my neighborhood.
Those brooms look pretty, especially all bunched together.
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