Simple life...

Riding Cow: I am so clever, my owner can ride on me like a horse... Normal Cows: See tat riding cow so how lian... Ya ya papaya!!! So proud of himself... Moral of the story: Wonder where the rest of crowd goes? If u stop being a snob, u will know!

Always compare yourself with those who r less fortunate... DO NOT compare yourself with those who r do far better than u... Then u will feel that you are fortunate enough to be where u r now. Be satisfied with what you have. Don't be greedy. Everything comes with a price...

The hardest thing to do is to let go...

A man was killed after he prepared a feast of crabs for his family... It was due to a flesh eating vibrio bacteria invading his body after he was being nipped by the crab claw. The bacteria invaded his body and his hand was swollen and he was unable to move his arm... Doc says he needs to amputate his arm up to his elbow. But he refused. The next day, he died. I guessed its bcos the bacteria invaded his body. So the next time if you were to prepare crabs for dinner, please exercise with caution. I would'nt wan to eat crabs if someone were to die from cleaning it...

I come across this news clip online... http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Asia/Story/A1Story20110401-271230.html This little girl writing to her mother, father and 2 year old sister who were believed to be swept away by Tsunami on 11th March 2011. It's so heart wrenching for a small little girl of 4 yrs old to be going thru all this... It is already hard enough for an adult to go thru all these, i guess it would be worst on a child as she is still growing up... It seemed that everywhere and every part in the world, there is chaos... Fighting, wars, natural disasters like earth quakes, tsunami, nuclear radiation, floods...   What is the world coming to???

Bento contents: 3 pcs. bacon wrapped tofu (200cal) 3/4 cups white rice with sesame seeds (140cal) Sautéed mushrooms with pepper and onion confit (100cal) 1/2 lazy tea egg (40cal) Boiled broccoli (5cal) Carrot and lemon (10cal) Total calories (approx): 495 (how calories are calculated) Time needed: 15 minutes in the morning, 20+ minutes make-ahead This bento uses a lot of staples and make-ahead items. This is really the key to assembling a varied bento lunch box without having to wake up an hour early in the morning to do so! The only thing that is made from scratch in the morning is the bacon wrapped tofu , and even that can be made the night before if needed (though it’s best if you make it in the morning.) Johbisai or staples are really great: I got six total bentos out of one batch of the pepper and onion confit , and I’ll get at least 2 or 4 bentos out of the 3 remaining tea eggs . The star of the bento though is the bacon wrapped tofu. It’s delicious hot or cold...