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Thursday, May 18, 2017

Food That I Like





I’m a typical Malaysian who loves food.  I daresay that Malaysians live for food! At any time of day and night, you can find Malaysians eating, in coffee shops, swanky cafes and restaurants, at road side stalls, etc. In fact, wherever the food is good, there you’ll find crowds.

Sambal Petai

Ladies' Fingers
 Supper is very common among Malaysians. This could be one reason why many of us are obese and diabetic. 
Char Kway Teow (Fried Flat noodles)

Oyster omelette
Sauteed  Prawns & Oyster Sauce Vegetables
 We just can’t help it for our country is a food paradise. We are a multi-culture nation and we have food to suit every palate. Eating can be quite an adventure itself.
Chicken Satay & Peanut Sauce

Indian Chicken Curry
The local cuisine varies from state to state. The food in the northern states is different from that in the south. There are also differences in the type of food available in East and West Malaysia. 
Soft Shell Crab


In fact, we don’t mind driving a couple of hours to a place to have lunch or dinner, so long as the food is good!!
Small mussels
Food we had at a fishing village restaurant 2 hours' drive away from Kuala Lumpur
 It used to be cheap to eat out but at present it has become more expensive as the cost of living has gone up tremendously. Our currency is very weak so food stuff costs more these days.
Nonetheless, Malaysians will still eat out, enjoying the camaraderie among friends.

Saturday, May 13, 2017

April 2017 Two Destinations


In April this year, I was very lucky to visit two places.  One was Singapore and the other Taipeh.

In Singapore, I saw beautiful parrots close-up. Their owners had brought them out to the park. They were so colorful. 
Beautiful Birds

Only God could have fashioned such beautiful birds in glorious hues.
Black Crested Parrot
Blue Parrots

They were obviously domesticated as I saw them fly off into the air and then return to land on their owner’s out=stretched hand.

Towards the end of April, I flew into Taipeh with a group of dynamic ladies who are members of a very active and well-known non-governmental organisation (SWEPA or Sabah Women Entrepreneurs and Professionals Association). 

We went there on a mission, to link up with our counterparts in the Taiwanese Women Entrepreneurs Associations.