Bangkok Week 113 August 26, 2010 Still in Bangkok... but not for long. View fullsize This restaurant's going for the industrial look. View fullsize Good ol' mom and pop food for Friday night dinner. View fullsize And a special breakfast the next morning -- bread dipped in delicious green goo! View fullsize We found little-Tokyo nestled in a corner of Siam Square. View fullsize Green tea and milk swirl soft serve. And priced comparably to DQ. What more could you ask for? View fullsize Posing with my fat, constipated Japanese buddy. View fullsize Coming soon, to a Siam Square near you! (They built all new shops down the middle of the street adjacent to the movie theater that burnt down.) View fullsize We found a free magazine-reading zone, sponsored by the Magazine Association of Thailand. View fullsize They must have copies of every magazine published in Thailand ... View fullsize ... unfortunately, they're all in Thai! So it's slow-going for me. View fullsize We stumbled upon a property decked in murals, not a block from our apartment. How did we miss this? View fullsize Seriously, how could we have never seen these before? View fullsize A big feast after a morning at the gym. Argh! View fullsize On the walkway over Siam Square, there was a We-Love-Thailand art fest. View fullsize If you wanted to contribute, you had to have lovely things to say about Thailand. View fullsize Artists lined the walk. It's not clear if their paintings were for sale, or what. View fullsize Not clear where he was going with the message in this one. View fullsize A corrupt police man, soldier, politician and scarecrow play ring-around-the-rosie. View fullsize Hmm. Is this art? View fullsize Nicer than the piece she was painting. View fullsize A mid-afternoon nap on the world's biggest pillows! Holy smokes, one would fill our apartment. View fullsize Our big investment of the month: proper wine glasses. View fullsize Even I had to have a (mini) glass to celebrate. View fullsize Looking for the legs. WHERE ARE THE LEGS???
