Lo Sang On Chor 3

February 16, 2010 - 11:55 pm | admin

Today is the only day i felt well enough to have a decent meal. I’ve been sick since last Saturday, Chinese New Year’s Eve. Hubby got home really late on CNY eve as there was a long jam all the way back from KL. But as long as he’s safely home, so what if he’s home late, right.

By Sunday, Chor 1, i was already down and out. Hubby drove me down town to look for a clinic. Unfortunately, none’s open and we ended up at GH. Good also since i only have to pay Rm1 for consultation and medication. If not, i may have to fork out around Rm40-50 elsewhere.

Yesterday, Chor 2, we went back to my Mom’s. Next, we headed over to my Grandma’s. She’s aged so much this year. Gotta visit her more often. Last stop was my uncle’s place. That’s it. The weather was too hot for us to continue on.

Today, we took the kids out to Tesco. Bought Malcolm a poolside ball. He’s been asking for one for weeks! Gordon got a pair of arm floats. Will take them swimming this Sunday if the weather permits.

My buddies called up this noon inviting me out for dinner with them. Knowing i’m still not well, they came over to the foodcourt near my place for dinner. How nice of them, ya. The picture above is the Lo Sang we had just now. Have you had yours this Chinese New Year?

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  • 1. sl | February 18, 2010 at 7:18 pm | Permalink

    your picture are mouthwatering…..being a Malaysian in a foreign land….no sign of CNY….waiting for the summer to come ,to o back and enjoy those food… enjoy your dramas…thanks.

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