Saturday, August 2, 2008

Thank You!

Thanks a lot for all my friends who take time to read my posts and sharing their valuable time in giving me comments. I can't thank you enough dearblogpals.. You can see your names at the sidebar of my blog, the top ten contributors. If your name is not on the list yet, that means you have to contribute more lol.. To my commentators who aren't on the list yet, I also would want to give you my deepest gratitude for your time spent while visiting my page. Thanks again!

How I Wish...

How I wish...... I could stay home today Play with my kids and be with hubby How I wish I could be with my famiy. How I wish... Commodities are cheap So we don't need a part time or second job How I wish it could be this way.. But my wishes are far from reality. Need to be realistic so as to help our family To secure good future especially for our kids.. But I am still wishing..... HOW I WISH I COULD STAY... Share with me your wishes...

Friday, August 1, 2008

A day of Ble$$ing$

Praise God, I've been blessed today with so much grace! What a great day to start the month of August. I hope that this will continue through out this month and the months to come lol.. I am grateful and thankful that today is the last day of hubby's work day for the week... I have to work tomorrow though.. Sacrifice... sacrifice ... and more sacrifice lol.. Anyhow, I'm gonna got to bed now because it's twelve midnight and I have to get a good night sleep.. Goodnight bloggers... Enjoy your day and good luck in grabbing opportunities..

Thursday, July 31, 2008

Amazing Domestic Seafood Recipe

I grew up in a place where the ocean provided the main resources for our existence. I would, often times, join my father on his fishing trips. One time we went fishing and I caught a very big fish and my father laughed at me because I panicked and immediately called for his help. I love most types of seafood. My favorites are shrimp and crab. My daughter, though only three years of age, requested shrimp for lunch today. Shrimp is very quick and easy to prepare. This is my own recipe for it. You will need the following: 100 grams of shrimp 1/2 cup of water 1 tbsp butter 1 medium tomato (sliced) 1 medium size of onion (chopped) 2 cloves of garlic (crushed) small piece of ginger (crushed) 1 cup of sprite 1 tbsp of fish sauce (optional) hot peppers(optional) salt and black pepper to taste Place the shrimp in the pan then add all the ingredients on top of it. Bring it to a boil for 8 minutes, give it a quick stir and boil it for another 7 minutes and its done. You can add some hot peppers if you want it a little bit spicy. (Although I love spicy food, I usually don't add the hot peppers because of my children). The secret to this dish; do not over cook the shrimp so they will remain tender. I think that my recipe would be a great contender in the upcoming Great American Seafood Cook off event. You could find the details of this great event at http://www.greatamericanseafoodcookoff.com/. I am excited to participate in this cook off showdown because domestic seafood is very obtainable in our area. We live just minutes from the Korean public market known as the "Five Day Market" where seafood is plentiful and inexpensive. Most of the seafood can be purchased straight from aquariums which ensures freshness. Here are the pictures of the shrimp I cooked for lunch. The first picture was taken when I was cooking it and the second one is the finished product. Doesn't it look delicious? Tell me what you think guys. I am always interested in trying different recipes, so please feel free to share your favorite recipes. I also have a post related to this one entitled crabby night.

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Fun Day

Boring day for us is this: taking lots of pix
and this: mr. serious and ms. jolly
and more of this: Posing and make faces
and some more: brother and sister bonding
See boring days can be a fun day when the camera is around.. Hope these pictures can bring smile to your face.. have fun and enjoy life all the time!

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