Hi everyone, good morning!
Sometime last week, we skipped our morning exercise because it was drizzling. We went back to sleep and woke up late. To wake up late may be a luxury for many but for me to wake up late makes me groggy.
Sometime last week, we skipped our morning exercise because it was drizzling. We went back to sleep and woke up late. To wake up late may be a luxury for many but for me to wake up late makes me groggy.
For that morning, I wanted something different from our regular noodles. We went to one of our regular coffee shop for our breakfast. I ordered a sweet bun with butter and kaya (coconut jam). Long time have not ordered this and all of a sudden I want to eat this.
The sweet bun is lightly toasted and I preferred to spread the butter and kaya on the bun myself. Hubby and I shared this soft and fluffy bun.
This morning we were recommended to try something new. Instead of eating our usual wanton noodle, we were recommended to try flat rice noodle (koay teow) with the usual toppings of bbq oink oink, green veggie. The crispy lard was a special addition.
For this bowl of tasty noodle, we must not take our own sweet time to eat this or else the noodle will absorb the gravy. Hubby and I shared this bowl of noodle. The cup of non-sweetened coffee was mine to perk up the sleepy head.
Today is Thursday, so here are some fences to link to Good Fences.
The above 2 are road side bridge fences.
The fence above was taken at the YMCA Ipoh.
Also at YMCA Ipoh.
Two different gates taken near my house.
Linking to Good Fences.
"Very truly I tell you Pharisees,
anyone who does not enter the sheep pen by the gate,
but climbs in by some other way, is a thief and a robber.
The one who enters by the gate is the shepherd of the sheep.
The gatekeeper opens the gate for him,
and the sheep listen to His voice.
He calls His own sheep by name and leads them out."
(John 10:1-3, NIV)
Great bun and do common in poland for breakfast
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gosia. The bun is nice with butter and kaya.
DeleteI also cannot wake up late in the morning no matter what. And with kids who are early risers, I could not eben sleep in if I want to. Hahaha.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is something different. I would not mind once in blue moon. That kway teow soup looks so filling. So many things in that bowl.
Ha ha Rose, no way you can sleep in when your kids get up early. Maybe you can wait till they are in their teens, then they will be late risers. Lol!
DeleteTry to sleep late on weekends but still the alarm clock inside me will wake up early!
ReplyDeleteUsually I won't sleep late. But if I wake up and then go back to sleep again, that is when I will usually sleep past my usual time.
DeleteI don't mind having bun spreading with kaya & butter for a change. Best to have with a cup of hot coffee kaw kaw. At the same time that bowl of kway teow soup looks equally appetising.
ReplyDeleteHi Irene, its afternoon now, thinking of that bun with butter & kaya plus a hot cup of kopi kaw! Ha ha!
DeleteTeatime now...mmm...guess time to make roti bakar for myself...the sweet bun looks so yummy
ReplyDeleteRoti bakar will be good with a hot cup of coffee. I am now thinking of the sweet bun. Ha ha!
DeleteAhh thick slabs of butter like that are yummy!
ReplyDeleteHi Stacy, I like thick slabs of butter especially the frozen ones. Yummy!
DeleteThe bun looks delicious and is definitely my kind of breakfast with a cup of tea.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, if no coffee I wouldn't mind having a hot cup of tea too!
DeleteI loves this kind of bun...
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sharon. It is soft and fluffy.
DeleteNancy, the koay teow soup looks so good with the BBQ oink, oink on top!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Phong Hong. It is tasty too!
DeleteI've been to the YMCA every day so far this year to walk on the track, I hope that I keep it up.
ReplyDeleteHi Tom, keep up and continue on your walk on the track.
DeleteLovely breakfast, Nancy. My wake-up time is 7am-ish. Any later, and I will begin to feel sluggish too! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, for us it is not a luxury but a sluggish effect!
DeleteHello, your food always looks delicious. Wonderful collection of fence scenes and photos. Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Eileen. Have a happy Thursday too!
DeleteToasted bread & butter melting into it is my usual breakfast along with tea! The sweet bun would be good too!
ReplyDeleteI especially liked the first fences photos!
Enjoy your day
Thank you, Christine. Hmmm...I am thinking of the bread and butter.
DeleteThat hot toasted bun with butter and kaya sounds good. I never had Kaya before. I like coffee with 10% cream. I need coffee to wake up too but I always have it after I return home from my early morning barn routine.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Hugs, it's actually National Hug Day today.
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Thank you, Julia. I am sure once you have tasted kaya, you will love it. Happy National Hug Day to you. Hugs, Hugs!
DeleteThe first two fences are quite attractive.
ReplyDeleteI'm a morning person too but the pork plate would be a little heavy for me. Unfortunately, I make up for it at lunch and dinner ;/
Thank you, Gayle. I usually take heavy breakfast and skip lunch.
DeleteYour soup looks heavenly! I would love some on this chilly morning! Great fences too!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jeannie. Over here it is getting hotter.
DeleteI love all your food and today is no exception.
ReplyDeleteI also love to see where you've been. I love tagging along with you on your adventures.
Have a fabulous day Nancy. ☺
Thank you, Sandee for enjoying with me my adventures.
DeleteThe sweet bun looks tasty.
ReplyDeleteThank you, William. Yes, it is very tasty.
DeleteHello Nancy!:) I make lots of deserts with coconut, but have never eaten coconut jam,in fact I didn't even know about it. It must taste deliceous with the soft bun. A very nice selection of fences,especially the first one.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Breathtaking. I encourage you to try the coconut jam. It is made with coconut milk, egg and sugar, etc. I am sure you would love the coconut jam.
DeleteHi Nancy, looks like a tasty breakfast!! Great fences shots too I really love the details on the first one. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend. xo
ReplyDeleteThank you, Celestina. Have a great weekend too!
Deletethe food looks really delicious and what a nice big portion!!! pretty fece images, great finds!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Debbie. Have a great too!
DeleteSo how do you like the taste of kway teow with the usual wan ton mee ingredients?
ReplyDeleteHi Mun, it was quite tasty but I prefer the wanton mee.
DeleteYou really found some neat and interesting fences.
ReplyDeleteThank you, LV. Have an interesting day!
DeleteVery nice fences and the sweet bun looks pretty good.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda. Have a lovely day!
DeleteOlá querida, passei por aqui para agradecer sua doce presença
ReplyDeleteno meu cantinho.Obrigada !!
Abraços, Marie.Olá querida, passei por aqui para agradecer sua doce presença
no meu cantinho.Obrigada !!
Uma saborosa sugestão para o pequeno almoço!
Abraços, Marie.
Thank you, Marie. Have a beautiful day!
Deleteyou have some lovely fence designs there!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Theresa. Have a lovely day!
DeleteSweet bun with kaya or butter plus kopi is also my kind of breakfast. Oh that big bowl of tasty looking koay teow !
ReplyDeleteThank you, Karen. Have a wonderful day!
DeleteIs coconut jam the same as kaya?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Monica. Coconut jam is kaya, main ingredients coconut milk, eggs & sugar.
DeleteThe food looks delicious....and you have some beautiful fences. Really love that first one.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rose. Have a beautiful fence.
DeleteGreat photos today. Interesting breakfast too. Noodles is exotic to me for breakfast. I lvoe how people in different places have different food habits.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Erika. Yes, what we eat and the way we cook is so very different from each other. Lol! that is why the world is so interesting.
DeleteThank you, Felicia. Have a pretty day!
ReplyDeleteFlat rice noodle is one of my favorites. Here we call it kwetiau.
ReplyDeleteYours look so yummy :)
Thank you, Lina. Locally we call it koay teow or kwatiau...sounds more or less the same with what you call it.
DeleteWonderful variety of fneces in this post.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Margaret. Have a wonderful weekend!
DeleteThe bun looked yummy. I had a craving today for sugar/cinnamon toast so I can understand about eating that bun. - Great fences/gates. I liked the wavy pattern on the one gate & those pretty flower panels on the first one.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ida. I too like sugar/cinnamon toast. Have a great weekend!
DeleteIt's so pleasure to change something in your life even if it is our breakfast. Small changes prepare us to the big ones
ReplyDeleteThank you, Erica for your visit and comment. Have a great weekend!
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