The rainy season at where I live normally comes around the month of June...
This year, it has really been very 'rainy'...
The rains had arrived early at the end of May, and we have had rain almost every day since...
This year, it has really been very 'rainy'...
The rains had arrived early at the end of May, and we have had rain almost every day since...
But God is kind... Especially on the one weekend when we had friends over...
There was home-made rice sushi...
which was healthy and tasty...
My missus made some hotcakes...
Topped with some peanut butter...
Plain, but delicious...
For the fruit course, we simply had the 'smile cut' oranges...
Nothing fancy but an afternoon well spent with friends...
There was some leftovers... fried chicken, boiled egg...
Which came in handy for our lunch the next day...
Rainy days in KL too. Had to brave the rain walking to office today but it's nice to have a cool morning instead of sweating buckets for a change. ^^
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice afternoon spent with friends. Lovely selection of food.
lina... rainy in KL too? Over here, it is sweaty days too as the summer is getting really hot...
ReplyDeleteDo you still cycle to work in the summers heat? That must be tough to do.
ReplyDeleteThe summer heat is Japan is stifling and very uncomfortable as you may know... these days, no cycling because of the rain and the heat too... plus, soooo much work to do and catch up at the univ...
ReplyDeleteNothing fancy but an morning well spent with my weekend lover, Cerok Tokun...
ReplyDeleteYou always have nice healthy food at your place as compared to our 'sinful' roti canai and nasi lemak..haha. Rainy at your place hot over in KL with isolated showers. Yesterday morning was pouring early in the morning.
ReplyDeleterainfield61... happy love-making to you this weekend, then...
ReplyDeleteBananazஇ... forgive me for 'showing off' a little, but I think I agree with your comment on the many 'sinful' food in Msia... while they taste great, they are almost always bad for the body...
ReplyDeleteNice to have friends over - home cooked food is always appreciated. Your missus makes mouth- watering healthy dishes:)
ReplyDeleteKeats... good morning from Japan... am always appreciative of our friends taking time off to visit us...
ReplyDeleteThe first pic, add some sambal and i could pass as Nasi Lemak, no?
ReplyDeleteUnkaLeong...come to think about it, you are quite right! Nasi Lemak it is...
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