Monday again huh. The weekend sure passed us by quick. And just like that, it’s the end of June!
Here’s what we did last week…
Ate some Cambodian noodles. That pork bone broth is so heavenly! So light and refreshing and not porky at all (I don’t know about you, but some pork broths can be too much for me).
Met up with some friends to go cycling in a neighbourhood park – masks included, although sometimes after they got hot, the kids took theirs off….making me wonder, how will they be able to keep it on for the whole day if school reopens??
It was Dragonboat Festival the other day – I had forgotten all about it, but my neighbour kindly gave us some dumplings. There is glutinous rice and pork inside.
The kids took a free creativity online class last week, and one of the things they did was painting. I kind of like this pineapple the 7yo did.
Currently…
Reading:
Braised Pork by An Yu
Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson
Watching:
The kids started watching Floor is Lava
Listening:
More of Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Eating:
For breakfast, I had toast.
Drinking:
Tea
Cooking:
Maybe I’ll try making oyako don
How about some pizza balls?
Last week:
I read:
The Empress of Salt and Fortune by Nghi Vo
A Duke by Default by Alyssa Cole
The Glass Hotel by Emily St John Mandel
DNF : My Summer of Love and Misfortune by Lindsay Wong (ugh what an annoying main character, and then she gets thrown into the arms of rich relatives in China? Really?)
I posted:
Strawberry milk, Gula Melaka chiffon cake #WeekendCooking
Your post is like a mini-diary! I love the photos and the pineapple painting. Your 7-year-old is talented!
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That’s a really good pineapple. I’ve never made a chiffon cake perhaps I should check out your recipe.
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Thanks Donna!
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HOW is it the end of June? I have completely ceased to understand the passage of time. 😛
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They are good colours on the pineapple. Very eye catching.
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