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Impromptu Grill Party!

December 21, 2007 By: thenhbushman Category: Food, Lifestyle, Taiwan, cooking, grill, leisure, party

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Photos by MJ Klein Food Photos!

I’m sure by now you are wondering if we have stopped grilling and partying because of the weather. The answer to that is a definite “no!” In fact, last Sunday was a great evening because I got one of those phone calls that invited us to an impromptu grill party!

Chicken in the gas grill

So, I get this call (in Chinese):

“Mr. Mi-ken (Thai speakers say Michael like that), can you come over for grilled food and drinking?

“Yes, I should be able to come, thank you.” (was that a trick question?)

Of course, our friendly Sang Som Royal Thai Rum was in attendance!

Notice the chicken leg with the foot still on.

This gas fired grill made quick work of the chicken!

But I didn’t get to eat for long, as I was dragged down to Shao-hui’s Thai Star disco to do an impromptu show with Fong. Unfortunately there are no shots of me playing with Fong because when I’m on stage there is no one around to handle the camera - that is unless Craig Ferguson is there! You should click on that link to see what a real photographer can do!

But I did manage to get a few shots of the guest band Blue Sky

Also, A-nune (lead singer of Fong) and is pretty wife. After the show we went back to the party.

And acting silly of course!

This is me with my Thai children. This is a local joke in my neighborhood and they all love playing it out.

You can check out more photos on flickr.com. Cu next time!

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9 Responses to “ Impromptu Grill Party! ”

1. # 1 cfimages Says:
   December 21st, 2007 at 7:21 am

   Thanks for the link. Looks like a fun time.

   cfimages’s last blog post..Tai Chi in the park.

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2. # 2 Brunty Says:
   December 22nd, 2007 at 12:54 am

   MJ. Looked like a great night and I am sure you had fun as your favourite rum was involved.

   It looks as though there is a good community of Thai people around you and Thais no how to enjoy themselves.

   As for chicken feet. I eat them, they are okay but chewy and fatty. Thais love their soups and spicy salads that contain feet. But again Thais don’t really waste any part of an animal after it has been slaughtered.

   Brunty’s last blog post..Thailand. Christmas Day celebrations at a Thai school.

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3. # 3 thenhbushman Says:
   December 22nd, 2007 at 2:56 am
   Brunty » you are so right - Thais know how to have fun! this is a good community and i enjoy being able to converse with the people here in Chinese. i feel bad (and stupid) when i’m in Thailand because i do not know the language. chicken feet can be good. i like the ones with no bones because the cartilage is really good for you. take care my friend.

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4. # 4 Patrick Cowsill Says:
   December 29th, 2007 at 6:34 pm

   What’s up with the flags in background?

   People have got to eat, but I’m looking forward to non-food non-booze friends are all around entry.

   Patrick Cowsill’s last blog post..TCR C2 Giant

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5. # 5 thenhbushman Says:
   December 30th, 2007 at 2:33 am
   Patrick Cowsill » if you are referring to the first photo, those are ads for phone cards. non-food, non booze? impossible i would say. that’s what we do when we hang out and i make no apologies for it! hehe

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6. # 6 Patrick Cowsill Says:
   December 30th, 2007 at 5:47 pm

   Phone cards? I’m going to have to check that out.

   A guy’s got to eat, I guess, with a little something to wash it down. Looks good anyway.

   Patrick Cowsill’s last blog post..TCR C2 Giant

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7. # 7 thenhbushman Says:
   December 30th, 2007 at 6:09 pm
   Patrick Cowsill » yes, those are the prepaid phone cards (if you are referring to the flags on the wall in the first photo). the store in our neighborhood will give you a good deal.

   i drink too much. it’s a fact. but we have our own business and have no one to report to. so i’m enjoying the last 1/3 of my life here in Taiwan. you and your family are welcome to come join us anytime. we’re throwing another grill party tomorrow afternoon. take care Patrick.

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8. # 8 Patrick Cowsill Says:
   December 31st, 2007 at 4:35 pm

   I’m not leaving either, MJ. It looks like you have a sweet set-up, starting with having nobody to report to. To me, that’s the best way to spend the last third of a life (though you’re married, so there’s some room for me to question your motto). I’m already spoken for when it comes to new year celebrations, but am looking forward to joining you for a grill party some time in 2008. Keep up the good work on your blog next year - I, for one, am enjoying its content.

   There’s nothing like a little nip of something to take the edge off being here, though maybe one of my resolutions should be complain less, enjoy more.

   Patrick Cowsill’s last blog post..TCR C2 Giant

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9. # 9 thenhbushman Says:
   January 1st, 2008 at 1:09 pm
   Patrick Cowsill » if my father is any indication, i should be around a bit longer than 1/3…. and i sure am enjoying my life with Hui-chen. you and your family are welcome down here in the sticks, anytime! i drank a great deal of alcohol last night, as part of my unannounced plan to stop drinking so much. i’m also going to end my experiment with tobacco products (even though i don’t inhale anything). thanks for your kind comments about our blog. writing is a fun experience for me, and editing seems to be a fun experience for HC! i also enjoy reading your blog, and i am one of your RSS subscribers. thanks and take care Patrick!

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