Food

Come back from work to home-cooked dinner. Bought a roasted chicken to go with our fried rice and vege prepared by my Sharon. My wife has been trying out a lot of things, expanding her culinary skills. And I'm the lucky guy who gets to taste everything. Taste, not wallop everything. I do Quality Control, but she, as usual, enforce Quantity Control. I better enjoy this while it lasts. Once her Swedish class starts, or when she finds a job, that's it, Maggi Mee everyday. Not necessarily a bad thing though. hehehe



 
 
 
Nice enough to allow me indulge in one fried egg too

 
 
 


 
 
 
Bought back roasted chicken to supplement our meal, because she "feels like" eating meat. If I'm the one who "feels like" eating, cannot. Cheh.

 
 
 
Next day, wheather was bad. It kept raining. It was more like drizzling, nothing like what we have back in MY. But still, it lasted the whole day. So, end up at a shopping center in Skarholmen. Shopped around, ate, and went home.
Here, you can see her enjoying her food.

 
 
 
Ribs and half a chicken with potato salad for her. Tasty, but a bit dry.

 
 
 
Kebab with rice for me. Tasty.

 
 
 

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