What we can do to help ourselves is to take a deep breath and then keep calm. React in a calm manner and don't go all bonkers.
Every problem has a solution. You just have to think or reach out for help. You can also pray for guidance.
Well, it has been another challenging few days for me at work. Praise the Lord, I found answers and my client had been patient and understanding.
Which is why I am pasting this quote early in the post LOL!
How true isn't it? There are situations beyond my control and stressing out over it will not make things better. This quote came to me at a very crucial time. God works in mysterious ways!
That day again, I went for breakfast at Yitcha Kaw Kaw Kopitiam. Breakfast will take care of my daytime meal so that when I return to the office (after delivering lunch to mum) I can work without any interruptions.
At the time, dark clouds were hanging over my head. LOL! Well, I can laugh about it now, but at that moment, gosh!
Four soft boiled eggs to nourish me.
Nyums!
Back home (by then the worries had lifted somewhat) I air fried 3 pieces of pork belly.
Cut into bite sizes using my kitchen scissors.
I also reheated a container of chicken soup.
That was my dinner after which I had a shower and wound down for the evening. Thank God I survived the day. Amen.
Hi dear friend, you are absolutely right! We cannot do anything about stress except how we respond or react to it! Yes indeed! Stay calm! I am so glad you survived the day! Here in Montreal we got thunderstorms today; unfortunately, it did nothing to ease the heat and humidity. By 6 p.m. it was still 35. :(
ReplyDeleteI love chicken soup! Especially chicken rice soup! When I make it myself, I boil some chicken wings...or a chicken leg, use chicken soup base, add onions, garlic, a little black or white pepper, cabbage, zucchini and rice! It is so good!
Your eggs look wonderful, the pork belly looks delicious! Thank you so much for sharing.