3 meals today

Yogurt,watermelon and Jack fruits for breakfast and also not forgetting my usual cup of home-brewed kopi O.

Yakiniku Lunch

Sushi/sashimi@ Sushi Express for dinner

We had our dinner at "Sushi Express" near our place. We didn't eat much as we were not very hungry. We had 6 plates of sushi/sashimi each. Each plate is $1.50 which is considered as reasonable. The sushi & sashimi are fresh and we do not feel thirsty like at Sake Sushi.

Home-cooked lunch & hor fun/kway teow mee soup

Of course, I do eat fruits in between my meals especially bananas. I've stopped or at least consume less of fatty and fast food like buggers & fries.

Maguro/salmon (sake)/avacado/rice and miso soup for us meals

Weather, steak, ramen , my teacher & I

The weather is not too hot nor humid today as there was a light rain this morning. Indoor temperature is 29C and outdoor is about 32C. The meals were home cooked. The photo of my teacher and I was edited to have "alien" faces by using "Face Changer" apps.

Maguro sashimi don

This mouth-watering dish is the tuna sashimi rice. It is from Japan and is delightful. 

Chinese dinner@ Crystal Jade

Because we did not make any reservation, we were told we could only dine within 1 hour and 30 minutes. Absurd!

Scrumptious authentic Japanese food and breakfast at ToastBox

My wife who is still in Japan sent me these pictures. She is visiting her family who is not badly affected by the recent earthquakes in Kitakyushu.
Her parents brought her out for a lovely authentic Japanese food which she had missed a lot.
I didn't want to go to Japan with my wife because I want to accord her some privacy with her family. Besides, I do not feel safe even though the quake tremors are not severe at the place she is staying. I rather be safe than sorry.

I had my breakfast at ToastBox. I like the kopi O there as it is so much better than the ones sold at other stalls. I am quite fortunate as there are 2 ToastBox near my home. Both are less than 10 minutes walk away.
I ate 2 soft cooked eggs (not in the picture), otak toast and a cup of siew tai and kaw (less sugar and concentrated) kopi O.

The weather in SG
The weather in Singapore is hot and humid. The temperature at 3pm was 36C and it is forecast to have thundery showers in the evening in the northern, western and center part of the island.

Roti prata with mutton for dinner

Dinner: Bee Hoon & Roasted Duck

My dinner was fried bee hoon and a plateful of boneless duck. The 2 dishes were delightful and prices reasonable ( bee hoon $4.50 and duck $10). 

The increase in prices are unjustifiable

I've not been drinking kopi from the NTUC Foodfare for a few months. This morning, I ordered a cup of kopi O and was shocked to find out the price has increased by 20% (from 80c to $1).
NTUC's vision is  " To be Singapore's Leading World-Class Retailer with a Heart" but at 20% increase in the kopi O which is equivalent to an airconditioned foodcourt price, does it really have a "Heart"?
I do not mind paying the increase as I can afford it but what about the heartland's retired and jobless uncles and aunties?
I didn't check the prices of other stuff they are selling as I wasn't interested. I believe they would have also increase the prices of other goods.

Got up early to a humid and warm morning here in Singapore. There is so much I could nag about my country such as the jam packed shopping malls,eateries, the heavy traffic etc etc but at least, it is safer than most countries whereby the crime rates are extremely higher and people get killed in earthquake, landslides etc.
My wife is now in Southern Japan. She is visiting her parents in Kitakyushu. I did not want to go with her due to the earthquakes that recently hit that place a few days ago. Although her parents' place was not affected badly (just a few tremors only), I am still worried for them.

Of bananas and Yakult

After a heavy lunch of Biryani and laksa, I bought 2 packets of Yakult and a bunch of bananas. Nowadays, I consumed 2 bottles of Yakult a day to help ease my stomach from eating spicy food. The bananas help in defeating constipation and I eat at least 2 a day.

Visiting earthquake hit Southern Japan

Dinning@ Ocean Restaurant, RWS

Senior lesbian female crew can get away with molest

Quite a number of senior male cabin crew had either been demoted or sacked as a result of molesting stewardesses. Most of the seniors were the Inflight Supervisors (IFS).
Strangely, no female senior cabin crew has been accused of molesting the junior stewardesses. Yes, I am talking about the lesbian female senior cabin crew a.k.a IFSs. There may not be as many lesbian IFSs as the horny male IFS but I can assure that there are at least a few dozens in the airline.
In my opinion, the stewardesses that the IFSs preyed on were newbies.
Firstly, being new they are too scared to complain against their senior female colleagues. There is seemingly nothing wrong for a female senior to touch the hair,faces and even the body of a stewardess. These actions are allowed in the name of "grooming checks". However, a senior male crew are not allowed to touch the stewardesses' parts.
Management would also not believe the stewardesses should they complain against their senior female superior for molesting them.
That's the reason why we have never heard of stewardesses complaining against their senior female colleagues for molest.

Female pilot, ex-lover of an IFSs

The media is abuzz with news of SIA recruiting female pilots. So far, there are 2 female cadet pilots undergoing training in Australia. It would probably cost S$200,000 to train each cadet pilot and $500,000 for a captain. It's a costly affair as compared to a stewardess or steward ($20,000).
Talking about female pilots, I remember an ex-stewardess became the first female captain in this part of the world. She was the daughter of an airline captain and an ex-lover of a female Inflight Supervisor or IFSs.
There isn't any big deal when SIA announced it will start recruiting female pilots as many airlines already had female pilots.

Yishun Laksa

Since we were quite free today, we went to Yishun for our favourite laksa. Before the laksa, I had a haircut nearby.
The laksa is still as good as the last time we ate about a month ago. Towards the later part of the afternoon, the laksa gravy was thicker and tastier.
After laksa, we proceeded to a coffee shop nearby for our favourite "big pow". A little disappointed as the pow wasn't as juicy as I expected.

The ice tea was refreshingly tasty as compared to the one which we usually drink at a coffee shop near our home.