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Hammy, Sweet Sour Chicken And Pork Knuckles

The kids are so in love with the hamsters despite the fact it has been two weeks since we got them. I am glad because I mentally gave the kids about three days to get over the fact that they have pets. But they have been consistently looking after, checking, feeding and playing with the hamsters. Looks like the hamsters are here to stay. =)


The kids love to place the hamsters in this transparent globe thing. Honestly speaking, I love it too! Coz they are just too oofing adorable!! One son even tried to kiss the hamster through the globe thing. Go figure. Haha

Now, onto my other love...cooking. You'll see why it's so hard for me to lose weight...


Sweet and sour chicken. So hard to lose weight. Promise not to make this too often. And the funny thing is that the kids don't usually like anything sour despite me sweetening it up with honey. But this....they can't resist either. You can actually be very flexible about the ingredients so, since I had baby corn and carrots in the fridge...ah well. Otherwise, I would add pineapple, green pepper and tomato into the mix, but I didn't have that.

I am a very 'fresh ingredients only' kinda person.


And this is my other weakness....Dark Soya Pork dish with Eggs. Sigh.....I made some soup to go along with this as well and it was yumminess. Like I said, the kids don't like anything sour so, in their portion, there's no vinegar but I topped mine with vinegar. Yums....

Now, back to losing weight. Shaking my head now....almost impossible.
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