divers go VEGAN!

This dive trip took place in a dive site about over an hour’s drive from my place. It is called Nuj’s Nook at the 5^th floor of the PNP Mansion northeast of downtown Bangkok.

We didn’t get wet nor did we have to don our diving gear. All we brought was our empty stomachs with apprehensive and anxious thoughts of food poisoning and gagging on meatless food concocted by a self-styled and plant-crazed diver who had grandiose plans of out-living and out-diving us to the age of 99.

Enough is enough… let’s get on with the photos.

 this is what met us the moment we got into his flat. a rather benign menu of food he was going to feed us.

 caught in the act trying to mix his secret ingredients 

while looking innocent

 the final setup... to me it looked like a convicted man's last meal before the gallows.

 some juice which i suspected originated from the deep recesses of the infamous khlong saen saeb

 that's my plate... not heaping on the first trip to the table, but mind you, i made about a dozen trips back for more and more until the serving plate showed its butt to me. in other words the food was exceptionally delicious. yum yum!

 the other divers were relieved to realize that they didn't choke or grimace at the taste. they echoed my sentiments and dug deep into the tasty and delicious stuff.

 the soup was really good

 a pan of carrot cake going nuts... somewhat moist with the tendency to stick to the palate and brush against the uvula on its course through the esophagus down to the stomach. somehow it managed to pass by my heart and i instantly fell in love with it.

 the after effects of vegan food... and did you notice
that we were all in the same blue-jeans-white-shirt attire?
this was the dress code for the occasion and he wouldn't
let us in if we came inappropriately dressed.

 some more bizarre signs and symptoms associated

with vegan dining

we just couldn't get over it

i just hope the next dive trip to Nuj's Nook 

is not too far off.