Chee Cheong Fun With Shrimp Paste or Hae Ko

This was last Saturday. I am a week late in my posting.

Overcast sky at 7am.

Mist covered Kledang Hill - 7:03am.

Sun blocked by clouds - 7:20am.

A day with overcast sky.

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Hubby missing his favourite steamed rice noodle (chee cheong fun) from Canning Garden.

We went to buy take-away 2 portions of chee cheong fun and 4 pieces of fried crunchy beancurd sheet.

Hubby's chee cheong fun with sesame seeds, fried crispy shallot + oil, and soy sauce. Later, all the pickled green chili will go to my plate.

I will usually order the same as hubby's chee cheong fun but this time I wanted to try adding some shrimp paste (hae ko in Hokkien). Penang version has a darker shrimp paste, this is a paler version.

We love to munch on these crunchy beancurd sheet.

Both chee cheong fun with or without shrimp paste taste great.

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Simple lunch

Red dragon fruit, pear and few pieces of leftover stuffed items.

I remember the first time I ate a whole big red dragon fruit. I noticed my urine was reddish in colour and I thought there was blood in my urine. I was really worried and was thinking of going to the clinic. So relieved when I realized it was due to the dragon fruit and save me the trip to the clinic. The next day, the colour was back to normal.

Finally, we managed to clear the leftover stuffed items.

Pear for hubby because hubby doesn't like dragon fruit.

Fresh, sweet and juicy red dragon fruit.

A pretty moth on my Coleus.

This is my first time seeing this moth in my garden.

Linking to Saturday's Critters.

Don't hoard treasure down here where it gets eaten by moths

and corroded by rust or - worse! - stolen by burglars.

Stockpile treasure in heaven, where it's safe from moth

and rust and burglars. It's obvious, isn't it?

The place where your treasure is,

is the place you will most want to be, and end up being.

(Matthew 6:19-21, The Message-MSG)