Sunrise Shots, Noodles For Breakfast & Yam With Dried Shrimp

It is not always we get to see nice display of sunrise and clouds in the sky. In fact, I was more focused on taking sky shots than on my morning walk. I hope you will enjoy the following images and let me know which one is your favourite.

#1 - 7:02am

#2 - 7:09am

#3 - 7:10am

#4 - 7:12am

#5 - 7:16am

#6 - 7:17am

#7 - 7:18am

#8 - 7:25am

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After morning walk, we took the car out to buy take away breakfast from the nearby shop.

We bought some "liew" or "yong tau foo" such as stuffed bean curd sheet with fish paste, fried tofu and stuffed green chili.

The curry oil on the right is great for dipping the "liew".

These are not mass production "liew", they are all made by the boss himself.

Rolled flat rice noodle or chee cheong fun stuffed with yam bean filling. I requested for curry gravy and pickled green chili.

I poured the curry gravy over the flat rice noodle before eating.

Shredded chicken and prawn (kai si hor fun) - hubby's breakfast.

Breakfast for 2 people. Milo for hubby and Bru coffee for me.

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Simple home cooked no rice dinner.

This time, I steamed the yam cubes first before cooking them. Steam till they have soften. Then I fried some chopped garlic in a little oil and dried shrimps (presoaked and drained), fry till fragrant. Then I added the steamed yam, add some water and let it cooked over medium fire. Once it reached the preferred softness, add salt to taste.

This time the soften yam retains its shape and looks nicer. I would love to add in some spring onions but I don't have any in the fridge or in the garden. We also had pan fried luncheon meat with bacon (last 4 slices) and some left over sambal anchovies.

Pink rain lilies from my garden.

Pretty flowers but they don't always bloom.

Linking to Friday Bliss, Skywatch Friday & Garden Affair.

Dear brothers, is your life full of difficulties and temptations?

Then be happy, for when the way is rough,

your patience has a chance to grow.

So let it grow, and don't try to squirm out of your problems.

For when your patience is finally in full bloom,

then you will be ready for anything,

strong in character, full and complete.

(James 1:2-4, The Living Bible-TLB)