My Weekend

I was chatting with a blog reader turned friend just now and found out that we had a number of things in common. She is a young mother of a 19 month beautiful girl and she is going to have another baby due next month. Things we have in common is that both of us are not working, she is a stay at home mother and I, a stay at home mother to be... hahaha I am glad that I could still get to know a new friend even though my social life is fast diminishing at an alarming rate, thanks to internet and MSN. Glad to know you Esther! Wish you have a smooth delivery!

Getting in love with the restaurants at Central, went there again last Saturday and this time we tasted Japanese Curry Udon, yeah Japanese curry with Udon. It was the first time for Jeff and I eating this and luckily the food did not disappoint us. Take a look at the photos of the food, we called it Japanese Laksa!Doesn't it look tasty? It does! The whole restaurant sells mainly Curry Udon with a few side dishes, that's what I call specialise.

A very kind hearted reader left a comment in my blog saying that I look prettier now, thank you. You are someone that makes my day, but then I find that you are very generous to say that, coz I really don't think so... My face is rounder, my arms are thicker, I am overall bigger... and I will carry on getting bigger by the day. Unless I look pretty being fat.... if not I wish to obtain back my figure in the fastest time once I deliver.

Jalan jalan at Clarke Quay but hurried back to the car because it was about to pour!
What should one do when the sky is pouring with rain? Head home and hide in our comfy cozy bed? Well that sounds like a good choice but it will be boring as well, therefore we went ahead to Cathay to see if we could get anymore tickets for a good movie. Wanted to watch Disney's latest production Ratatouille and lucky it was already showing at Cathay.

While waiting for the movie to start, we walked over to Plaza Singapura for some snacks at Toast Box, our choice of snacks, peanut butter toast and otah toast.

It is a fantastic movie and definitely suitable for all ages. Highly recommended if you are a great fan of colorful animation! I love the story line too, but there was a part that grossed me out and I almost puked. It was when countless of rats took over the kitchen and started messing with the food and cooking for the restaurant.... yuks! Luckily it was only fictional, I certainly don't want a bunch of rats cooking for me even if it's going to be palatable!

Oh by the way, Ratatouille is actually a vegetable stew of Provence (a region in SE France), typically consisting of eggplant, zucchini, onions, green peppers, tomatoes, and garlic, served hot or cold. Why the moive is called Ratatouille, you have to watch it find out!