Friday, 12 December 2025

Thursday Public Holiday

Yesterday was a public holiday, the birthday of the Sultan of Selangor. Daulat Tuanku!

Public holiday = gardening in my books.

So.


Another Zinnia bloomed but it was much smaller. While I was busy pruning my plants and pulling out weeds, Kittie Kat had a snooze.


So did Ah Boi.


Girl and Poodie were outside somewhere. 


Lunch. Two pieces of fish, a bowl of soup and sauerkraut.


I am loving fish. I should eat fish more regularly. It is a nice change.


My soup was not bad.


This was dinner the day before.


Air fried beef trimmings.


Seasoned with sea salt.


The same soup.


And sauerkraut.


Which is more than 2 months old.


Very good for gut health.


Earlier in the week, I snapped this photo of my brother's neighbor's Japanese Rose. I used to have these in my garden but they died.


Then I came upon this pineapple plant.


It was fruiting.


And this beautiful Rose. The sun was shining very brightly, so this photo is overexposed.

10 comments:

  1. Lovely flowers πŸ’ dear friend. Your cats are beautiful. Great quote. πŸ‘ I don't think I would like sauerkraut, but I do love ❤️ cabbage. Stir fried cabbage, cabbage in soup, and coleslaw I love ❤️
    I love fish and yours looks delicious πŸ˜‹

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    1. Thank you, Linda! I used to dislike sauerkraut too. I suppose I acquired a taste for it. Like you I also enjoy stir fried cabbage, cabbage in soup and coleslaw.

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  2. Good to know that you did what you wanted to do yesterday which is gardening. πŸ‘ 😊
    Kittie Kat and Ah Boi must be very happy to have you keep them company in the garden. 🌺 🌹
    Pretty 🌺🌹
    I would love to eat the fish in your photo πŸ˜‹πŸ€€

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    1. I was happy to be able to garden! These two girls are rather cheeky hee..hee...

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  3. Love your homemade food, they looked lovely except for the fermented veggies which I had not tried before. Your cats 🐈 what else can I say. Cute, adorable, cheeky as usual. Ahh, your flowers πŸ’ 😍 πŸ’› but hor, your brother's neighbour's pineapple (ong lye), I don't like, ouch! So spiky! Even though ONG the pineapple symbolise good things coming. Thanks for sharing the photos and quote. Ciao.

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    1. I wonder if that ong lai is decorative or can eat since I have never seen a red one like that at the supermarket.

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  4. Your furry friends were also enjoying the public holiday...lol! ^_~

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  5. I have stopped my homemade fermented cabbage for a while, time to make it again so I can finish my remaining apple cider. :P

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