he cleaned while i returned to my favourite place at home after quite a long hiatus, i think.
on sat, it was the campak-campak-tak-cukup-bahan-ie-prawns-and-squid, the husband said, fried spaghetti. I cooked with whtever ingredients I could lay my hands on in the fridge, ie minced meat, carrot slices and fish cake to go with the spaghetti. Hence, the bareness of it it all:
Ok, I think I'd redeem myself on Sunday. hurhur. and my family was coming over too. So, I whipped these up.
Fried Rice Chinese Style and Chilli Crab
For the Chilli Crab recipe, click on
Multiply Me!
under Recipes tab.
And they happily tucked in, which was a good sign i supposed since last I did chilli crab was 2 years ago.. =)
Oh, My PILs dropped by for a while too since they were around the area.. :)
And then the happy people left for the Great Sale that ended yesterday at Spore Expo. Mil drove, in the Lancer she rented under the Car-sharing scheme, which I think is an ingenious idea.
She loves driving..
my man, so attentive to his crabs,
and tt makes me happy.. :)
i am v traditional at heart. I believe in the common adage, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach(read:my guinea pig for all my misses too!). dah penat2 masak, sedap ker tak sedap, kena makan jugak.. kekeke... i need my food critic :P
My primary emotional currency is :Acts of service. Ditto for my husband.
What's yours? And your partner's? And your parents? And your brothers and sisters and friends?
According to the experts, there are 5 emotional currencies otherwise known as Love Languages,
1. Words of Affirmation
2. Receiving Gifts
3. Quality Time
4. Acts of Service
5. Physical Touch
While it's important to deposit all 5 currencies in our day-to-day interaction, it's also important to know one's primary emotional currency in order to deposit more of THAT significant currency, to fulfill one's needs to feel loved by others.
I think he has feel loved with the cooking.
Hence, his question: So, what's next on the menu? =P
