A night by the sea.
Written by ED on April 15, 2009 – 9:55 pm - Posted in Singapore, Trivial & Whining | 4 Comments »After three months of haggling, we’re finally backin business. I’m kinda retired from fishing some years ago, things just got too tiring to even think about fishing.
Changi Beach Park was our initial landing spot but the noise of the jets and the sheer amount of seaweeds in the area were enough to end our fishing there within three hours. Whatever happen to our coastline? I really wondered. Many years ago, I was having great catches of groupers, stingrays and even catfishes. (Yes, think of assam pedas duri… “duri” is the malay word for catfish!)
We eventually switched to fishing at Bedok Jetty since I knew it was recently re-opened after some considerable renovations. Now, you will see used bus-stops being used as shelters there. Not a bad idea if we’re talking about recycling materials.
Food For The Soul
Written by ED on April 8, 2009 – 9:15 pm - Posted in Food, Singapore | 4 Comments »Had dinner with two dudes on Monday since there was nothing much going on. I can’t even remember when was the last time someone suggested frogleg porridge for dinner but it sure feels good to satisfy the craving once in a while.
I’m too lazy to type. How about some pictures?
Times are so bad now, the three of us literally kicked off the dinner with “eating grass”.
The Good Old Days
Written by ED on April 3, 2009 – 11:29 pm - Posted in Food, Life, Singapore, Trivial & Whining | 4 Comments »I wonder how many of you still remember what you used to do as a child. I certainly do. As we move on so quickly in our lives these days,we tend to forget the bit and pieces.
Before I moved to tw other places in the 1980s and 1990s subsequently, I was staying at Blk 135 Jalan Bukit Merah. Right, the chinese temple is still standing at the entrance to the carpark. I passed by that same street this afternoon, looking at that corner pawnshop. Btw, it’s been there for the past 30 odd years too.
Something got into me tonight and I certainly wasn’t going to let it go. I had both items readily available and I dug my spoon deep into it. The only difference was, the filling were scooped by a teaspoon. It’s a far cry from an entire slice being clamped between the bread.
I love my dog.
Written by ED on March 26, 2009 – 4:21 pm - Posted in pets | 3 Comments »Sometimes I just love the way he gives me a “I don’t care” face. Haha!
He growls at whoever goes near his bone… EXCEPT ME. Why?
Well, I am the one who bought him his bone. He growls at me - he lose it. What a practical world. Hahahahaha!
