I have not been to the pool what seems like decades.
Finally, feeling like I needed some sun this Sunday morning. Came to the pool, swam some laps and tan a little with my favourite magazine from china, Lohas.
"You don't learn from your experiences, you learn from reflecting on your experiences."
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Coffee craving
I was craving for coffee on this Sunday morning. Nespresso has ran out so I'm making a instant drip coffee.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Tree
What do you think of living in an apartment overseeing a foliage of green?
This is the view from my friend's apartment overseeing Katong Park.
Such serene view!
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Fantastic soup
I used the white and red miso paste and this real spicy chicken rice chilli to make the soup of my udon. Then I added mushrooms and remnants of bak kua (preserved BBQ pork) from CNY.
The dinner tasted real fantastic especially the soup. I drank every bit of it. I knew I shouldn't but just couldn't resist.
I love Japan
I love Japan, I really do.
I love its culture, I love its people and most of all, my great friends live there.
My sympathy goes to the people of the rising sun at this trying moment. Pray to God for mercy and grace and let not the situation go any worse. I pray that the nuclear plants are well under control and hope God will stop the meltdowns of the reactors.
Amen!
I love its culture, I love its people and most of all, my great friends live there.
My sympathy goes to the people of the rising sun at this trying moment. Pray to God for mercy and grace and let not the situation go any worse. I pray that the nuclear plants are well under control and hope God will stop the meltdowns of the reactors.
Amen!
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Delimma
I'm in a dilemma now, you see this cup of coffee which I have just ordered taste like a cup of diluted coffee.
Had it not for it's visual facade, you probably could not tell it is coffee by taste alone.
Should I abandon it or should I drink it?
Not drinking it would hopefully send the message to the stall holder that her coffee is not drinkable. But that would also go against the theory of frugality.
If I drink it, it's not giving me the pleasure but just empty calories.
I guess I had to do the noble task to indicate to the stall owner that she had to improve her skill of coffee making
Had it not for it's visual facade, you probably could not tell it is coffee by taste alone.
Should I abandon it or should I drink it?
Not drinking it would hopefully send the message to the stall holder that her coffee is not drinkable. But that would also go against the theory of frugality.
If I drink it, it's not giving me the pleasure but just empty calories.
I guess I had to do the noble task to indicate to the stall owner that she had to improve her skill of coffee making
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