Last Wednesday, 2 friends from Batu Gajah came to Ipoh and one of them wanted to have a look at some of the mini fountains at some of the pottery shops along Jalan Kuala Kangsar. Our appointment was about 9.30 am.
As usual, hubby and I went for our morning exercise at the park.
After that, we took breakfast at our friend's shop. I ordered a glutinous rice dumpling and "kopi C kosong" for myself. It is coffee with evaporated milk, without sugar.
What was inside the dumpling? It has 2 pieces of black mushrooms, pork, mung beans, salted egg yolk, etc. MYR 5.20 (approx. 1.35 USD).
Black coffee w/o sugar & BBQ pork noodle for hubby.
After breakfast, went home to water my plants, took a quick bath and waited for my friends from Batu Gajah to come pick me from my house. And we picked up another friend on the way.
I accompanied my friends for breakfast and I ordered a plate of fruits to share out with my friends. We stopped at the first pottery shop and took a look around.
How about this 6 levels fountain on a stand.
What about this white cute one with only 3 levels.
Pretty but needs constant washing.
Finally, my friend decided on this one minus the bottom bowl and the stand. It came to about MYR100 - inclusive of a pump.
Took a snapshot of this cute wall clock to share with Tuesday's Treasure.
After that, we visited a few nurseries and at our last stop, we bought some potted plants.
I bought this Begonia plant because I couldn't resist it.
MYR 12 for this pot (approx. 3.11 USD).
These desert rose plants were germinated from seeds and we wouldn't know the flower colour until they bloom. These were selling at MYR6 for a plant and I blindly picked 3 plants for MYR18. Hope they will grow into mature plants with beautiful blooms. We finally left the nursery with my friend's car packed with plants, gardening soil and etc.
Linking to Tuesday's Treasure.
Let us stop going over the same old ground again and again,
always teaching those first lessons about Christ.
Let us go on instead to other things and
become mature in our understanding,
as strong Christians ought to be.
Surely we don't need to speak further about the
foolishness of trying to be saved by being good,
or about the necessity of faith in God.
(Hebrews 6:1, TLB)
