As planned, we ate out in a nearby kopitiam but today was a little different. As we were eating, a monk walked in the kopitiam. As far as I could see, he wasn't soliciting but mainly looking around. We continued eating. I would be horrified if he started asking for money...but he didn't. He mainly walked around maybe trying to find the right people. He held a basket of stuff to pass around. Some might assume he was selling and pushing stuff...I had a feeling he wasn't really. Maybe he was looking for food? Maybe some people, like monks, don't really have any intentions. For some reason, he walked up to us, the three of us, and asked if he could place these blessing/friendship bracelets on us. Of course, I said yes. Buddhist friendship bracelets, often known as Thai " Sai Sin " or Tibetan knotted bracelets, are string accessories blessed by monks or artisans to symbolize protection, good luck, and interconnectedness . H and-tied, they are worn o...
A simple Mamak noodle dish available in most 24/7 mamak stalls The above is something I get when the day has been absolutely busy and I have no time to make (or plan for) dinner. I've made it before and it's not complicated; I should be able to do this at home some day. Meals? I did not cook again today but I brined the chicken breasts for tomorrow. Just a little lost when it comes to recipes and what to cook. A little uninspired. But I made do with some relatively cheap stuff like Ramly Burgers Malaysian Street Food and today, simple pork ball Kweuy Teow soup for both of them. Not the best cook but an inspir-able one, that I am. Yes, that's not a real word but that's OK. ➣ Lunch , Jad and I went to Kenny’s Food Cart and I had my porridge which I often carry over for dinner. We always save money on dinner because Jad and I would actually STARVE during lunch. One porridge lunch means I will survive on one-meal. Don't worry, I am OK. ➣ Dinner , We packed up pork n...