Lunch and dessert

The dessert kakigori is a type of ice-kachang sold during the hot seasons. This is the green-tea kakigori with kachang and ice cream as its toppings. Needless to say, it is delicious.

Home prepared meals for today

Had lunch at home. It was steamed salmon cutlets with cherry tomatoes and vegetables, a plate of home made charsiew with vegetables. Finally, it was miso soup and white rice.

Sandwich dinner@ home

The sandwiches were prepared at home. They were made up of cheese,eggs etc. It was a good, delicious and light meal.

Porridge for breakfast and Home cooked lunch

Had the Teochew porridge for our breakfast from a coffee shop nearby our place. It consists of 2 pieces of sambal sting ray, veggies, fried spicy cuttlefish and a piece of tofu. All this cost $13.
We had home cooked food for lunch. It was char siew, lots of veggies, rice and miso soup.
Only 2 good meals are enough for us.

This was my dinner. Didn't eat lunch as I had the Toast Box  Mee Siam set for brunch. My dinner was quite nutritious. It was made up of (clockwise from top left) niku jaga, fried bitter gourd, miso soup, Japanese rice and fried sardines (fish).

Lunch@ Peperoni Pizzeria and dinner@ home

The restaurant we went to was at Thomson Road, about 100m from Thomson Plaza. The food was a little expensive and not that fantastic. The spaghetti was quite hard although there were quite sufficient shrimps. The pizza was too thin and one eating it won't feel satisfied.
The bill for these 2 items with ++ cost $49.

Home-cooked dinner

Dinner was ma po tofu, nikujaga, broccoli+ sweet peas, miso soup and rice.

7 October 2015 Wednesday

Good morning friends
The time is 6:55 am and the PSI is 113 (lower end of unhealthy range). There was a light rainfall around 3 am and it helped to clear some of the haze. Hopefully, the air will be healthier during the day. We have over the last few weeks living under hazy and unhealthy condition. We hope and pray somehow this yearly affair will be over once and for all.

Photo taken from my apartment at 6:50am this morning

I woke up at about 5 am and it isn't unusual of me waking up so early. There were days when I wake up at 4 am. I usually go to bed around 12 midnight. I don't sleep very much. This habit may be due to my 35 years of flying as a flight attendant. I have been around the world many times flying into various time zones. One day I would be in Singapore and 14 hours later I would probably be landing in Heathrow airport which is 8 hours behind Singapore. This is just one of the examples. We,crew do this cycles hundred of times in our flying career. Therefore, it's not unusual to hear that flying crew suffers from sleep disorder,if you may call it.
Well, it's a good thing I left flying after all those years. I've retired since 2003. I lead quite a healthy life despite my years of being a cabin crew. In 2 months time, I will turn 70.

Those photos (3 of them) were taken around 11:15 am when the PSI has improved to 68 which is in the moderate range (sigh of relief). By right it should be like the bottom photo (taken at 7 am at the famous Newton hawker center) which was taken before the dreadful haze invaded Singapore.

Breakfast at ToastBox

My apology for not showing the 2 soft cooked eggs because after eating them then I realised I should have taken a shot of them. Nevertheless, the cup of coffee,2 eggs and the toasted brown bread with peanut butter spread cost $5.10c. The extra mochi-peanut butter bun was from the shop next door (Bread Talk) which is part of ToastBox chain.

Our home cooked dinner

For dinner, we had the steamed black bean salmon head, grated onion and okra, fried tofu, miso soup and rice. The dinner was cooked by my wife and the above was my portion which I think it was a little too heavy. 

Chinese Temple Anniversary Celebration this weekend

This temple is right opposite my apartment. Once a year, it will spend a lot of money celebrating its anniversary. There will be big crowd of people during this coming weekend. It has functions on other occasions too and you can imagine the noise of the drums, singing and its auction of temple stuff that could go on for a couple of nights