Tuesday marked the 111th month that K and I officially became a couple. We didn't really celebrate, but just went to Chinatown for claypot rice (i had a craving!). Apparently, there aren't many famous claypot rice near Eunos, and K managed to find this supposedly famous stall in Chinatown that appeared in U Channel. Because i woke up late and had lunch for breakfast, we ended up having lunch at 4pm.
And surprisingly, a lot of people have lunch at this weird hour too. We had to wait 25 minutes for the rice, and I was quite disgusted at the lady who took our orders, cause she obviously have an attitude problem from the way she talk. The way she talked was like: "Yes, you have to wait 25 minutes for your rice. So you want a not, don't want done!" Sigh, it's always the case. When one gets successful and famous, one becomes complacent. The stall owner knows that they are famous, and even if they have attitude problems, people will still buy their claypot rice. So bo pian loh, i have the craving, so i had to tolerate!
After lunch, I bought a little "piglet in a basket" for my snack.. it's something that kids like to eat during the mid autumn festival. Tastes like mooncakes but without the lotus paste and egg yolks. K and I then headed to Lim Chee Guan to buy some BBQ pork slices - yet another craving i had been having for the longest time. To my surprise, there was a long queue outside Lim Chee Guan, which i totally didn't expect cause it was 5pm, and not the Chinese New Year season yet. = ) And i always thought BBQ pork slices have a seasonal demand..
On our way back, we passed by all the nice decorations that had been put up for the upcoming mid-autumn festival. And also the fences and street lights that had been set up for the F1 race this weekend. Time really flies. The Hari Raya decorations are still hanging in Geylang Serai, and Chinatown has all the mid autumn decor up already. Plus, it seemed liked yesterday that Singapore first hosted the F1 night race.
THEN, at night, just before i went to bed, i yanked up my blanket and saw this little fellow on my pillow. = ) At first, i didn't know what it was, cause the lights had been switched off. So i could only see the shadow and feel something furry.. haha.. isn't he adorable!! And i thought he was only sold in Tokyo! I kept wondering when K had the opportunity to sneak out and buy it, since i have been sticking around with K almost every day. Apparently, he sneaked out last Friday when i went to my grandma's place..
Donald's about the size of a new born baby, so i am cuddling him to sleep every night, and using him to "practise" the correct / most comfortable way to hold my baby when she is born.. haha..
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October 2, 2009 at 3:20 PM
awwwww, Keson is sooooooooooo sweet! Kelly usually buys me chocolates but I'm not complaining. Hahaha!