Kampua Noodle With Minced Pork + Diced Mushroom Topping

This was last Monday. When we work woke up, it was still drizzling.

I went out to check at about 7:20am and found that the drizzling has stopped.

I went in to inform hubby and to change into my walking attire.

Surprise that the moon was still visible at the time.

This is the best I can manage with my old phone camera.

Up on my right, this mourning dove was making its "coo, coo" sound.

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We had the following for dinner.

I used the last 2 remaining dried kampua noodle that my son bought in Sitiawan to cook for dinner.

I cooked minced pork with diced mushrooms with chopped garlic, oyster sauce, dark and light soy sauce, salt & sugar to taste. Before serving, mix the noodle with topping.

Steamed home grown long green okra or ladies finger and topped with crunchy chili oil, oyster and soy sauce.

Chinese sausages, sliced and pan fried.

Simple and satisfying dinner for 2 people.

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My dear friend shared with me this photo of a moth that she found in her garden.

Photo credited to Maguerita.

Using Google Lens, it looks like the Slug Moth.

Can someone please help to identify this moth? Thank you.

Linking to Saturday's Critters.

Beware of false teachers who come disguised as harmless sheep,

but are wolves and will tear you apart.

You can detect them by the way they act,

just as you can identify a tree by its fruit.

You need never confuse grapevines with thorn

bushes or figs with thistles. Different kinds of fruit trees

can quickly be identified by examining their fruit.

(Matthew 7:15-17, The Living Bible-TLB)