cooking for my family =)

Chiang.. .chiang.. chiang... chiang.....







Presenting the 1st complete dinner i cooked for my family as shown above, there are,

• Stir-fry cucumber with prawns
• Sliced pork with ginger
• Steamed egg with century & salted egg

Simple dishes but took me 1hr & 15 mins to finished cooking it..

comments from the family,

AH MIN ( the brother) -- passed la... edible

MaMa --- nice, but the pork abit salty, but if go with the rice, it's okie, pork is tender.

ME --- not bad, but the pork really abit salty, must go easy on the black soy sauce next time.

OVERALL --- dinner finished by 3 of us, thumbs up for me, haha.. i'm so proud of myself ;p

so what to cook next??? i'm looking forward to my next cooking session.. haha..

Step Up 2

Step Up 2 the Streets" is the follow-up to the smash hit "Step Up," which ignited theaters in August 2006. When rebellious street dancer Andie (Briana Evigan) lands at the elite Maryland School of the Arts, she finds herself fighting to fit in while also trying to hold onto her old life. When she joins forces with the school's hottest dancer Chase (Robert Hoffman) to form a crew of classmate outcasts to compete in Baltimore's underground dance battle The Streets, she ultimately finds a way to live her dream while building a bridge between her two separate worlds.

P/S: A very predictable & typical dance movie.. rebellious youth join dance school, trying to strike balance between the school life & outside.. fall in love with good guy/girl at school etc etc..
But i still watch it, becos it never fail to amaze me how well they dance!!! superb moves! cool.

clumsy woman.. haha..

i'm so clumsy... keep bumping into things, at the kitchen door when i'm gg into the kitchen, at the toilet sidewall when i'm turning into the toilet, at my bed giving me bruises, and i almost trip and fell down the stairs yesterday while walking to the mrt station ( one of the many times that i almost trip, heng man, so far always managed to control myself... lolz....)

maybe got a brain tumor causing me coordination problems!

anyway, got to be more careful cos it hurts alot when i hit the walls or almost fell...

Thai food!!

Auethetic thai food are simply divine... the pad thai (super delicious), the tom yum soup(just nice, not too spicy & appetitisng), dark soy pork meat (melt in the mouth texture), the desserts.. yum..yum..yum.. simply simply delicious...

p/s: All seafood i ate in thailand are all very fresh, irregardless is foodcourt, resturant or even road-side stall.. hmm.. i wonder how come Singapore is not like that? is it that the thai take more pride in the way they cook??

everything happens for a reason

Recent events that's happening in my life make me realised that there are no mistakes, everything happens for a reason, it's how i choose to take it, be it postively or negatively, it's all under my own control.


Just when my colleagues & I were discussing certain topic about life, at a time that i'm pondering over my own life and what direction i should direct it at, one of my friend sent me this link.

http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=ithct48cqw

if you have time, do watch it.


p/s: I'm a nurse, i'm face with life & death everyday at work place, i should know better how to live my life, not to take it for granted, i'm still learning, and i intend to learn it well.

Seeing yrself ~ from paulo coelho's blog

When you look at your companions, try to see yourself,’ said the Japanese teacher Okakura Kakuso.

‘But isn’t that an awfully selfish attitude?’ asked a disciple. ‘If we are always concerned about ourselves, we will never see the good things that others have to offer.’

‘If only we did always see the good things in others,’ replied Kakuso.

‘But the truth is that when we look at another person, we are only looking for defects. We try to discover his wicked side because we want him to be worse than us. We never forgive him when he hurts us because we do not believe that we would ever be forgiven. We manage to wound him with harsh words, declaring that we are telling the truth, when all we are doing is trying to hide it from ourselves. We pretend that we are important so that no one else will see how fragile we are. That is why whenever you judge your brother, be aware that you are the one who is on trial.’