Dim Sum For Breakfast & Chicken Chop For Dinner

The weather is still hot and humid and there was no rain in our area. For a few days, the weather forecast said there will be light shower in the late afternoon but what we got was a few drops of rain i.e. if it can be counted as a light shower. 

Dawn at 6:50am

6:50am

Morning sky at 7:03am

Sunrise at 7:06am.

7:06am

7:09am

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I couldn't think of what I wanted to eat, so I ended up buying dim sum for breakfast. The dim sum restaurant is just within walking distance from my house and there is no need to queue in the early hours of the morning.

4 fish balls, 2 yam puffs and 2 steamed buns with pork filling (san yuk bao).

Big fish balls at RM2.50 each.

Yam puffs, crispy and flaky on the outside.

Gold cup flowers.

One of the plants doing well in the hot weather.

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I couldn't think of what to cook for dinner. I looked through what I have in the freezer and finally took out the boneless chicken legs to thaw before marinating them.

I ended up cooking chicken chop and chicken soup for dinner.

Not a nice presentation but it will do (okaylah) as long as it is acceptable to our own  buds. We each had 1 chicken leg, 1 fried egg, some pan fried boiled potato and tomato slices.

We received the above fried noodle from our neighbour. Since we had eaten our dinner, we kept it in the fridge for the next day's breakfast.

Mural on the concrete wall surrounding a nearby Chinese school.

Filial piety is a virtue of respect for one's parents, elders, and ancestors in the Chinese culture.

Linking to Monday Mural.

Never tire of loyalty and kindness.

Hold these virtues tightly.

Write them deep within your heart.

(Proverbs 3:3, The Living Bible-TLB)