Taking it a day at a time...

Today, we went marketing at a local market.

The seafood and vegetables sold were really, really fresh and worth its money.

Not to mention, it is dirt cheap!

seafood
lobsters
the 2 abg that gladfully posed for the picture

the biggest kind of clams i've ever seen in my entire life

the greens



the driver for the day

halal certified poultry

Later that evening, we went to a nearby hotel for dinner.

For added information, Maghrib here is at 6.15pm.

By 6pm, it is already dark.

So can u imagine life over here?

Sadness when sun sets.

For me, that is.

Now that explains why the people here have lots & lots of children.

By dusk, nothing much can be done cos the shops are mostly closed except for the eateries.

On a more positive note, i kindof got my bearings.

I know my way around after just a few days stay here.

My mum says that i am her "bright" child.

For the wrong purposes, i reckon.

haha...

At Riverfront Hotel.

mama & papa

lamb curry with rice

Indonesian Fried Rice

Laksa Sarawak

Rojak Sarawak

My parents & aunt are delightfully counting down to Thurs as they will finally be heading for home. That leaves me all alone when the husband is out at work. Since i am afraid of staying alone in a big home, hunny suggested that i accompany him to work and spend my time surfing the net in his office while he works.

Sounds like a good idea?

Not really.

Coz i have to wake up early as their day starts as early as 6am when the sun rises and shines brightly on your face.

But oh well, do i have a choice?

Take it or leave it!

Beggers can't be choosers can they?