Skip to main content

The first proper Saturday after moving in

Marketa's cousin Paul is here in London on an internship and staying at our place temporarily. They are both from the Czech Republic in case you are wondering :) Paul is from the beautiful Prague. And Marketa is actually the great great great granddaughter of a very famous Czech national composer so I sometimes feel like I am living with royalty haha

So Paul was supposed to take the train to Paris last Sat and he missed it so... ended up he made a nice pancake breakfast for us. What a blessing in disguise for me hehe And then I felt a bit bad, so I volunteered to make Singapore curry for them for dinner. Ahem.. of coz not from scratch.. from Prima Taste box!! hehe (never goes wrong)

Weather is very hot nowadays and I love the long summer days. Gets dark only at 9.30pm or so. Very nice.

Rise and shine...!
Colourful breakfast table!

Our pancake chef

M's birthday present from us.. a bright red sexy coffee machine
(Spot the rice cooker in the background? hehe Cannot do without it I told M.. it's also a present from my dear girlies from home.)

Yummy pancakes esp with nutella thick-thick

M enjoying breakfast...

and I suggested making a savoury one with cheese and ham

M's favourite summer activity- chilling out on the sun deck in the backyard.

Dinnertime

Paul wanted to help so we asked him to be bartender.. so we had 3 pro looking gin & tonic but you should kinda guess that doesn't go with our Singapore curry. Very weird combi!

Going al fresco


The funky lamp again

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Murder Mystery Dinner Party

Two Saturdays ago we were invited to the Kim's for a themed dinner, specifically a Murder Mystery dinner party.  What is that, you might ask.  It was our first time attending such a dinner too, and so how it works is: a group of people attend a dinner party.  Each is assigned a role and will be given a script to read that night.  The aim of the party is to identify a murderer in the midst of us by the end of the night.  The hosts would work off a dinner game set (they got it off Amazon) and it comes with proper invites, setting/ scene, table name cards, scripts and even a suggested menu.  Clearly RX is an Agatha Christie fan. Two weeks beforehand, we received our invites in the postbox, telling us what roles we each have been assigned and the suggested attire (and props if necessary).  Interesting yes? The dinner was to start at 7pm and we were to have 8 people that night.  It's all very mysterious… Our invitation cards assigned K the...
Post a Comment
I wanna read more!

Cooking mee pok dry | bak chor and fishball noodles

When I touched down at Changi airport a few weeks ago, I was very hungry and K suggested grabbing a quick bite at the food court.  I immediately went for the queue at the bak chor (minced pork) noodles stall.  This one dish is very local and we simply can't find it here.  London's Chinatown has a few Malaysian restaurants with fried kway teow, chicken rice, laksa, etc but there is no authentic fishball noodles or minced pork noodles. When my friend Corinne shared this link last week, I was intrigued and I didn't know K was too.  He suggested going to the Asian supermarket on Sunday to get the necessary ingredients.  We found Dodo fishballs from Singapore here - what a win!  Unfortunately the mee pok (yellow, flat noodles) is of a darker shade here and tastes slightly different (maybe a different type of wheat?).  We found fishcakes too. http://delishar.com/2015/12/fishball-noodles-mee-pok-tah.html This is a healthier version of the hawker center'...
Post a Comment
I wanna read more!

Memories made at Danson Park

I can't believe I still have readers to this dormant blog!  Thank you for coming back again :) In case you didn't know, our little family of four actually flew back to the UK together for the first time last November.  For me, I've been back twice with Izzy, and poor Gabriel kept asking when could he go back to London.  Finally K said we should take the trip together and also drive around northern France, our fav area to visit.  Well fav, in that it is very easy to get to from the UK and we have really grown to like the more rural parts of Brittany. I grabbed the chance to contact Joanne, who took some photos of the kids previously.  In fact I think she has seen my kids grow up, from taking Christmas photos to family photos. We were pressed for time and I had to do some convincing for K to agree to do this shoot... looking at the photos, glad i insisted on doing it.  More to document kids growing up well.. and us growing old  I plan to blog more about ...
2 comments
I wanna read more!