We welcomed the rain and the weather here is now much cooler. The day started with a nice cool morning.
Morning sky at 7:10 am with the moon over the Kledang Range.
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That evening I did some home cooking with the other half of the frozen duck.
This time, I stewed the duck with taro or yam, using my home grown ginger. It has been a long time since I last tasted this dish.
Steamed eggplant or brinjals from my garden.
Served with garlic oil and oyster sauce.
This was our home cooked dinner for 2 people.
Looks rather plain without any garnishing but our tummies are not complaining.
Looks rather plain without any garnishing but our tummies are not complaining.
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The following items are from the National Museum, Kuala Lumpur.
Some of the items displayed above are the ceramic plate, incense burner from China, candle holder of the Ming Dynasty (1506-1521), bronze bowl (14th-15th century).
#1 - Copper Ketur - a spittoon by people chewing betel in the old days (est. 100 years old). #2 - a flower vase about 150 years old, shaped like a lotus flower, used during customary Malay ceremonies. #3 - Copper cooking pot.
One of the cannons in front of the museum.
Night sky with the moon partially hidden by cloud - 9:15 pm.
These were captured using my smartphone camera.
I was passing by a shop at the shopping mall and I saw this yellow sign below.
You're My Sunshine.
To all my dear ones. Family, friends and friends from the blogging world!
Linking to Happy Tuesday, Tuesday's Treasures & Image-in-ing.
If your eye is pure, there will be sunshine in your soul.
But if your eye is clouded with evil thoughts and desires,
you are in deep spiritual darkness.
And oh, how deep that darkness can be!
(Matthew 6:22-23, The Living Bible-TLB)
