He can now sit up instead of lying down on the bed all the time due to 'pening-pening'...maybe side effect of the medication given. He has finally started to eat this afternoon after just managed to drink for the past 3 days. Due to that, he has lost 3 kg during his chicken pox illness.
For break fast today, I made lamb curry and as for desert...mooncakes, a gift from my China friend who came back to Japan for a visit.
Mooncakes are Chinese pastries traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival, which is celebrated on 22nd September this year. When Lei was still a student here, she would be supplying me with mooncakes sent by her parents during the festive season, since we couldn't get mooncakes easily in Japan. This time, she brought a lot of mooncakes for me, knowing that I would miss mooncakes if she didn't bring any. So very thoughtful of her...:)
So, today's break fast menu for your viewing~
Selamat berbuka!
Lamb curry
Mooncakes
Has Malaysia started selling mooncakes too?
Grape tea
2 comments:
Hi! Kat sini pun dah ada mooncake kat mana2.
I remember when I was teaching in KL, students bg byk mooncake. Penuh bag.. tapi I tak pandai makan so I gave it to my chinese friends.
I suka kambing..Ramadhan ni tak pnah makan kambing lagi!!!huhu
Hi! I makan mooncake pun sikit2 jer. Maybe just one small slice every time. Sebab terlalu manis & kekadang berminyak. But I believe Malaysian mooncakes are better than Chinese ones. hehehe
Kami pun makan daging kambing sekali sekala jer. My hubby sakit kepala kalau makan banyak sangat!huhuhu.
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