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Marsha M. Japhar
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Monday, September 14, 2009
tonight i had the free liberty to blog again in teh midst of peacefulness of this empty loft (read: bro out to play game, hence house is pretty empty)
tonight dinner is :
fish head mee hoon soup (milk) with teh-o-limau-ais.. it's a good change to my usual diet of chicken rice and wantan mee ^^
K, I know what u Singaporeans are thinking... fish head mee hoon would prob have mee hoon(duh), good sweet soup with a hint of sourness from sliced tomatoes and a bunch of fish meat slices.. Well, yeahh.. for RM5.50 here, I do get all that, WITH the fish head.. yeah.. read properly, its srsly real fish head in there.. i almost choked when i saw those fish-eyeballs - almost. Overall it was a good meal, EXCEPT for the fact that they just had to overload it with sour veggie.. those green slices which u put in kimchi and stuff.. yeah.. but otherwise a great dinner ^^
Now, as I'm about to attempt my assignment Q2, I am..
taking up sum1's advice in mixing Baileys(original) with Pokka Greentea (srsly tho, has any1 else ever tried this?) and the result...
rather interesting...
maybe it's n00b me who don't actually know how many parts to mix it with.. but srsly, its of a weird smooth-sweet-but-bitter-taste.. Lucky I had the originals and not the coffee..
I'd srsly rather have each for separates :D
That being said, I can assure you, that
Baileys
mixed with chilled Dutch Lady's Coffee Milk (as a replacement for ice which at that time I forgot to make ahead of time)
still taste the best.
Wouldn't it be nice if I could get some for free-promotions? Hahah..
tonight dinner is :
fish head mee hoon soup (milk) with teh-o-limau-ais.. it's a good change to my usual diet of chicken rice and wantan mee ^^K, I know what u Singaporeans are thinking... fish head mee hoon would prob have mee hoon(duh), good sweet soup with a hint of sourness from sliced tomatoes and a bunch of fish meat slices.. Well, yeahh.. for RM5.50 here, I do get all that, WITH the fish head.. yeah.. read properly, its srsly real fish head in there.. i almost choked when i saw those fish-eyeballs - almost. Overall it was a good meal, EXCEPT for the fact that they just had to overload it with sour veggie.. those green slices which u put in kimchi and stuff.. yeah.. but otherwise a great dinner ^^
Now, as I'm about to attempt my assignment Q2, I am..
taking up sum1's advice in mixing Baileys(original) with Pokka Greentea (srsly tho, has any1 else ever tried this?) and the result...
rather interesting...
maybe it's n00b me who don't actually know how many parts to mix it with.. but srsly, its of a weird smooth-sweet-but-bitter-taste.. Lucky I had the originals and not the coffee..
I'd srsly rather have each for separates :D
That being said, I can assure you, that
Baileys
mixed with chilled Dutch Lady's Coffee Milk (as a replacement for ice which at that time I forgot to make ahead of time)
still taste the best.
Wouldn't it be nice if I could get some for free-promotions? Hahah..
11:45 PM
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