Rice Noodle In Soup, Rojak & Ginger Omelette

For the past few days, it was a mixture of sunny and rainy days. According to the weather forecast, there was a possibility of thunderstorm but there was none in our area.

Morning sky at 6:55am.

Looking at the sky, it might rain later in the day.

Can you see the 2 birds on the power line on the right?

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After morning walk, we drove out to town to buy breakfast.

Fried yong tau foo (stuffed bean curd sheet, stuffed bitter gourd and stuffed long beans) with fish paste.

3 pieces of crunchy fish crackers.

It was hubby's.

Lai fun (rice noodle) in clear soup with 2 pieces of fish cake, garnished with spring onion and sprinkling of sesame seeds.

This was mine, with a piece of stuffed white tofu.

Our breakfast.

Milo (left) for hubby and Bru coffee (right) for me.

My Bauhiana Kockiana plant in front of my house.

Lunch

Hubby bought rojak (pasar malam version).

A friend asked me to help her buy this Lemon Honey Bentong Ginger. I was at the shop and was told that there was no stock.

The lady boss recommended this. According to my friend, the one with the yellow cap tastes better than the one with green cap. Hope it will be available on my next trip to the shop.

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Home cooked dinner

Sometimes, I don't know what to cook. Since I need to clear the eggs from my fridge, I decided to cook omelette.

I ended up cooking julienned ginger omelette with sesame oil.

Blanched broccoli.

No more garlic oil, so I used the remaining sesame dressing.

This was our dinner with left over ABC soup and steamed rice.

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The snap shot (below) was taken in May, 2015 when we visited the Kinta Tin Mining (Gravel Pump) Museum.

Wooden buckets and wheelbarrow used by tin mining workers.

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

There is going to come a time of testing at Christ's Judgment Day

to see what kind of material each builder has used.

Everyone's work will be put through the fire so that all can see

whether or not it keeps its value, and what was really accomplished.

(1 Corinthians 3:13, The Living Bible-TLB)