I
could not believe my ears when I asked mum what she wanted to eat for dinner
tonight.
This
was the first time I got mum a cake for Mother Day’s. Cake has never been part
of our tradition when celebrating either birthday or any other occasion.
Aunty
Alice’s brothers-in-law and sister-in-law arrived from Macau
late last night. They are staying at another relative’s condominium at Alam
Damai Condominium, the same place where Mr. Quek Lip Kie and family are living.
Tonight
one of their relatives, who is one of the co-owners of May Flower Restaurant
invited Aunty Alice and I to have dinner with them.
Since
he’s the one of the co-owners, the food he ordered were really special.
We
did not have any rice but both Uncle Hon and Uncle Phan from Macau
ordered rice cos they have to eat rice at least once a day.
Instead
of noodles or fried rice at the end, we each had a bowl of porridge that came
with a big prawn, a clam and a big slice of fish. Wow extremely yummy.
Since
I could not use the microwave to heat up food I brought from home for lunch, I had
to asked the office boy to get for me the following Chicken Rice.
The
current came back after 2.5 hours when I was having my lunch.
In the afternoon, I had a headache and it lingered until at night when it was time to attend Council Meeting. I had to text Lo Yi Ping to tell her I could not make it.
Woke
up with a headache this morning and therefore decided to give church a miss.
Abundant
Life are having their church retreat this weekend and was supposed to go up
there this morning to join the Sunday morning service but Lily Tan could not
find transport for me. She is going up with Chong Nyen Siong and family.
This
is the first Sunday whereby Rev. James Wong conducts the Holy Communion as the
Priest-in-Charge of Canaanland Mission Center.
I
had some work that needed to be done and therefore had decided to go back to
work.
But
before that, Lily Tan and I had an appointment to have brekky at the following coffee
shop at Sinsuran. I parked my car at this area and she walked over from her
work place in Segama to meet me.
When
we arrived, we saw some HK gentlemen having their brekky outside the shop,
underneath the covered shed.
We
chose to sit inside the shop, which was good so that I could take some photos.
This
was the stall where we ordered our brekky from.
Altogether
we were served three prawns in our Tom Yam Rice Noodles. Three prawns but cut
into half each to make six halves.
We
thought there was too much full cream milk inside the soup. The prawns tasted
fresh though.
The
following stall is also situated inside this shop. The lady used to operate this
stall at Giant Kolombong Food
Court. Before she moved here, I used to buy the Chicken
Rice from her.
But
after she moved, I had to search for an alternative. That was when I discovered
Ho Kee Hainanese Chicken Rice opposite Giant Kolombong carpark entrance/exit
and this Chicken Rice has become my favourite.