Early Dinner And Satay For Supper.

I spent last Saturday tidying up my garden, doing some weeding here and there. Hubby came home and informed that he didn't take any lunch and he wanted to have an early dinner. I stopped my gardening and kept back all the gardening tools.

It was a hot day and I quickly watered the plants before going in to take my bath. Those things sticking out on the hill top are transmission towers.

Dark clouds were gathering above and looked like it will rain in the late evening.

It was about 6.00 pm when we set off for our dinner in town which is about 12 to 15 minutes drive away.

We ordered a soup. Dried or dehydrated Chinese bok choy double boiled with chicken meat.

A small plate of steamed minced lean, fat meat with preserved Chinese mustard.

And blanched fresh baby Chinese bok choy with garlic oil and soy sauce.

We had white rice together with the above dishes.

Total cost of dinner for 2 people = MYR 17.00 (approx. 3.84 USD)

It was a Saturday evening and we attended the evening Church Worship Service. It did rain while we were in church. While driving home, hubby wanted to eat satay for supper.

Hubby drove to the food court near to our area. He ordered 8 sticks of mutton and 8 sticks of chicken satay or sate (grilled marinated meat). This is a new stall. Both the satay and sauce were very tasty but the service was a bit slow.

Spicy peanut sauce as dipping for the satay or sate together with raw onions and cucumber slices. Some may not like raw onions because of its strong smell. Eating raw onions has its many health benefits.

Instead, we will lovingly follow the truth at all times -

speaking truly, dealing truly, living truly -

and so become more and more in every way like Christ

who is the Head of His body, the Church.

Under His direction, the whole body is fitted together perfectly,

and each part in its own special way helps the other parts,

so that the whole body is healthy and growing and full of love.

(Ephesians 4:15-16, TLB)