haha. let's make 3 july pineapple day!
all that i've eaten today is all pineapple flavoured, minus water that is.
it all started with my witty mum, who made pineapple tarts in order to clear the excess preserved pineapple paste we bought during the cny period. woohoo, that's so looooong ago. her idea was, to clear it before we leave for hk this wed. so you might be thinknig, cheh, pineapple tarts only mah. let me tell you, it's not the normal tarts you see from polar, bengawan or what so ever. it's GIGANTIC FRIED TAU KUA LOOKALIKE PINEAPPLE TARTS! (my mum is so pro.)and being the only "vacuum cleaner" in the family, my task is to finish them all before we leave for hk. though the paste was preserved, the tart isnt. ahhh, so i've been eating that for today. i ate 4 already. it's really filling.
here's how the tau kua lookalike looks...
so when you take a bite, you see the thing filled with loads of pineapple. you may just mistook it as some veg inside a tau kua. haha.
i was freaking full after the tarts. then off i went for korean and when i reached tampines, i was really thirsty and went to get a drink at sweet talk! i queued, stoning and staring at the menu. was like, "oreo crunch? peach milk tea? honey milk tea? blueberry milk tea?" i only pondered between these 4 choices. and damn, when i got to the counter, i told the aunty, "pineapple milk tea" $#^%$#^^$&^!!! i had no idea why that came out of my mouth. so i had yahhhh, pineapple milk tea which looks like curry if u put too much coconut milk. sighhhs.
so my life today revolves around pineapple flavoured foodstuffs. tada!
sighhhhs, my mum is making a big fuss over money matters. trivial money matters. she was saying that the money my dad spent at batam today doesnt tally. sighhhs. my dad only brought S$50 there. so if the amt doesnt tally, how big is the difference?! and my dad bought like 4 packets of prawn crackers, yummmmmmy!!!! and 2 HUGE packets of jackfruit crisps. yucks.
oooh, speaking of korean today, i felt like an idiot. coz i missed 2 consecutive lessons. so half the time i had like billions or even zillions of question marks around my head. and the teacher knew i havent learnt about directions, she kept teaching me in front of the class. so she went "in front", "at the back", "left", "right", "sides", "up", "down" (in korean of course) she kept making me do that which, for a moment, made me feel like a traffic police. haha. and bad bad bad, i still cant construct sentences in the correct grammar. gone case.
back to watching "devil beside me"!