Birthday Dinner @ Crystal Jade

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My hubby and me just came back from Tampines. We went to Crystal Jade at Tampines Mall to celebrate my father-in-law birthday in advance, tomorrow he will be 59 year old.


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These are what we have for our dinner.
Yummy but meaty.

Sushi Making

Soon Teck(aka xiaodi) and Clarisse(aka xiaomei) came over to my place for a sushi making session. Both of them had never make sushi before so it was fun to do it together.


Sushi making in the process...


Ta da! The final product, looks yummy isn't it?


After the sushi making, we brought them to Punggol jetty; it was their first visit there.


Nice weather today, see the sunlight shining through the clouds.


We proceed to Punggol Marina Country Club, and we headed back home after that.

Pyogenic Granuloma What?

About 5 months ago(when Molly was admitted at KK for fluid drainage), I kana a cut on the right side of my face near to the ear area and the weird thing was I did not even know how did I got it. Even though it was a small cut it but it bled alot; the nurse was helpful enough to clean up the cut and put on a bandage for me. The cut did not recover since then and had became a growth.
I have fixed an appointment to see the doctor at the National Skin Centre this afternoon and the doctor told me that the growth is called a "Pyogenic Granuloma", mmm... what is that? Haiya! I don't know?!? Such a weird and long name.
And here is the definition from the Internet:
A pyogenic granuloma is a rapidly growing lesion that bleeds easily. This lesion is common in children and young adults. It often occurs in areas of previous trauma including acne cysts. It is believed that this lesion is formed when capillary blood vessels start growing rapidly in response to trauma to the skin. A typical pyogenic granuloma is a solitary red papule that grows rapidly over several weeks. It is typically less than 1 cm and has a glistening, moist surface. The base of the lesion is often red and scaly.
I was schedule to do a small operation(about 10 mins) on 21 Nov to remove the growth and this "it" will be removed by shaving it off and cauterizing the base with electrosurgery. Hopefully not a painful one :(

Cheeky Molly

This is the cheeky side of Molly. We took this on the ferry on our way back from Bintan last year. Molly wanted me to look away from the camera while she pretended to stalk at me. I almost cry when I looked at the photo because those memories were still so fresh.

High Heels For Your Baby?

Yes, it's high heels for babies. I think these funny shoes will make any baby girl look like miss piggy (if she is wearing the pink one of cos) heehee... these shoes are expensive, is US$35 = SGD50.2 a pair!
The shoes was created by Britta Bacon and Hayden Porter and was manufactured by a company called Heelarious. In the two weeks since they hit the market, the shoes are selling like "wildfire" in 22 US states and overseas.
The soft shoe is actually a bootie that comes in five styles, each with a name: "Brooke" is a leopard print, "Elle" is pink, "Kate" is black satin, "Kayla" is zebra satin, "She's a Little Lady" is black patent leather and "Sophie" is hot pink satin. Would you buy a pair for your baby girl?

中秋节快乐

Happy Flower For Molly

I bought Molly some gerbera daisies today, I called them "Happy" flower due to their vibrant rainbow of colours. It is the fifth most popular flower in the world, gerbera daisies can mean innocence, purity, and cheerfulness :)

Fancy Delight

Bought these egg tarts from Fancy Delight at Takashimaya Moon Cake Fair. Each of the egg tart stood about 6cm tall and 4cm wide and the pastry is crumbly and crispy. My hubby and me like the satay and curry chicken egg tart because the taste is stronger. The mushroom chicken filling taste more like a quiche than a egg tart and as for the pepper chicken, no pepper taste at all :( Beside the basic taiwanese egg tart, there are other filling such as kiwi, blueberry, strawberry, banana, melting chocolate and many more which I will probably try next time.

Jimmy 吉米

Totally agree with him...

Hong Kong "Moon" Cake

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In both Chinese and Western cultures, the bum is sometimes referred to as the "moon". This is the collection of four styles celebrating the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar, also known as Mid-Autumn Festival, when the moon is at its brightest.
Each moon cake is individually packed, there is no indication on the box as to the exact style of the content, in order to collect the whole series, customers are required to take chances when buying thus heightening the fun factor.

Thank you Little sister for sharing this article :)