Home Grown Snake Beans With Roast Pork And Teochew Porridge For Dinner

Since the beginning of the year until now, the weather has been hot. I tried to avoid going out under the hot sun and stay home most of the time. In the morning, I have to water my plants thoroughly so that they will not dry up. In spite of the hot weather, some of my plants e.g. the hibiscus, are doing very well and they are happily blooming away.

 Multi layer petals yellow hibiscus.

 Harvested a red okra from the garden.

I also cut off 2 dried seed pods to share the seeds with my friends.

 Snake beans freshly harvested.

With these beans, I have no excuse not to cook dinner. I have to think of a simple dinner to cook to avoid sweating in the kitchen.

 Snake beans and red okra cooked with roast pork and garlic.

 Store bought crunchy pickled radish.

 Teochew style multi grain rice porridge.

 Our simple home cooked dinner.

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The following photos taken at the National Museum.

 Bicycle from the Japanese army (1941).

Japanese Samurai Swords

These swords symbolize the chivalry and bravery of Japanese army during the World War II (1941-1945). Every Japanese army officer was provided with a samurai sword. This sword was feared by the locals as it was used for beheading.

Linking to Happy Tuesday, Image-in-ing & Tuesday's Treasures.

Yes, he alone is my Rock, my rescuer, defense, and fortress-

why then should I be tense with fear when troubles come?

(Psalm 62:6, The Living Bible-TLB)