Showing posts with label mish mash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mish mash. Show all posts

Sunday, 10 February 2019

Sunday mish mash 1/2019

According to the Chinese Lunar calendar, today is the 6th day of Chinese New Year and it falls on a Sunday. Woke up early and prepared for church. 
 Pretty altar flower at the church.
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The day before (Saturday), I had the following for lunch and dinner.
 I cooked a simple chicken soup for lunch with whatever left over ingredients I could find in the fridge. I prefer to clear my fridge from all the small containers holding these left over ingredients.
 For dinner, I ordered a plate of chewy Yam Abacus to share with friends.
 Saturday's evening sky - 6:55 pm.
 7:15 pm
 - same as above -
 On the opposite side.
Saw this in the coffee shop where we had our breakfast this morning.
Most of our young ones have gone back to work after the celebration and many more will resume work on tomorrow (Monday). The 15 days CNY celebration will end on 19 Feb 2019.

Sound the trumpet!
Come to the joyous celebrations at full moon,
new moon, and all the other holidays.
(Psalm 81:3, The Living Bible-TLB)

Sunday, 16 December 2018

Sunday's Mish Mash 1/2018

Woke up early on a Sunday morning. For breakfast, we had wonton noodles, wonton dumplings and herbal duck soup in Jelapang and then we attended church worship service.
 A hearty breakfast on a cool Sunday morning.
 I saw a different kind of weed growing in my garden.
It has tiny pink flowers. Is this a weed or a herb?
 I have shared this picture before but this time we were seated where I could get a good snapshot of this wall painting in the coffee shop.
 We were at a phone shop to top up for my hand phone.
 I like this direction sign at a shopping mall.
Grab a bag to travel.
 My friend and I came to this small cake shop to get some egg tarts.
These were freshly baked from the oven.
 Pastry for the egg tarts.
One of the high rise building in Ipoh old town.

Here are my directions: Pray much for others;
plead for God's mercy upoh them;
give thanks for all He is going to do for them.
Pray in this way for kings and
all others who are in authority over us,
or as in places of high responsibility,
so that we can live in peace and quietness,
spending our time in godly living
and thinking much about the Lord.
(1 Timothy 2:1-2, The Living Bible-TLB)
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