Archive for April, 2009
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Thursday, April 9th, 2009Time flies, when I am busy. It was Palm Sunday (a day of celebration for Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem) then, and now it is Holy Thursday, a day before Jesus died on the cross. Not Alone Anymore On Palm Sunday, walking to the church, for the first time, I saw so many mynas in [...]
Fried Potato Wedges
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009Peeled potatoes and cut them into wedges. Next mixed them with flour and salt. Next, heat up a pot of oil. When oil is hot, put in the above potato wedges. Fry the potatoes until golden brown. Serve as snack or eat as a side dish with rice or porridge. My children and the ‘Big [...]
Good News Singapore
Tuesday, April 7th, 2009Enjoy this song with me: This is the Day, by Fred Hammond
Fragrant Clams
Monday, April 6th, 2009My house used to be stocked with canned food, and various toiletries. But ever since I am pregnant, my kitchen is very empty, with hardly any canned food. I always tell my niece that I am like an octopus. Everything in the home needs my attention. This is multi-tasking. A ‘Bao-kao-liao’ (teochew:do everything) job. If [...]
Instant Noodle
Sunday, April 5th, 2009During my first and second trimester of my pregnancy, I do not like to eat instant noodle at all. Even at this point, I have no craving for instant noodle, nor any kind of noodle. I just like to eat rice. But, not everytime there are food in the fridge. When there are no more [...]
Waiting For Taxi
Sunday, April 5th, 2009A Continuation: We cannot afford to ‘anyhow’ spend our money. I have to reserve the money for hospital bills, but now, hospital bills also don’t know got enough to pay a not. He don’t like to go my mother’s house. He said,”Every week go your mother house!” My mother, she is my mother, and if [...]
Singapore NS Man
Sunday, April 5th, 2009It is useless and bad to talk about this, but it is a fact. I simply do not understand what MAN learned in NS or National Service. You go BMT, Basic Military Training for three months, and then what you do for the rest of the years? You built up your physical strength perhaps, but [...]
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