Making Bento Art in Vietnam
I got a message from my Dutch friend Ruud’s girlfriend, Shanna. She told me that they were looking forward to seeing me again. It made me happy. I skipped breakfast. Actually, my room has improved quite a bit, so I do not feel the need to go out as much as I used to. I went to a supermarket to get ingredients for my monthly bento art project. I chose steamed buns as the main dish. It was quite easy to prepare, so I spent only about 30 minutes on it. Then, I took a taxi to a craft beer bar that I had also visited the previous day. I had another nice time there. I had my bento for dinner. It was decent. I continued drinking in my room, but I wanted something more to eat, so I bought a pack of instant stir-fried noodles. I went to bed around 11 pm.
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- Cooking Bento Art in Vietnam I got a message from my Dutch friend Ruud's girlfriend Shanna. She told me they are waiting reunion. It made me happy. I did not have breakfast. Actually, my room environment has beer improved so I did not find to need going out than before my feeling one. I went to a supermarket to get ingredients for monthly bento artwork. I chose steam bun for main dish. It was quite easy cooking so I spent only 30 minutes or so. Then, I visited a craft beer bar where I had visited the previous day, too by taxi. I spent nice time again. I had bento for dinne. It was acceptable. I continued driking at my room but I wanted to eat more so I bought a pack of instant stir-flied noodles. I went to the bed around 11 pm.
Contemporary artist based in the Netherlands. I’ve learned at an Art College and Culinary Institute. I attempt to connect ART and FOOD.
