In Loving Memory...

In Loving Memory...
15 Jan 06 - 26 June 06

Friday, February 04, 2005

Countdown...4 days

Hello! It was ages since last time I wrote something in my blog....I wasn't feeling very well in the last few days... It was just a backpain but it was bad, so bad it hurts even when I laughed... and I couldn't walk right, i walked like a robot! I couldn't hardly get up off bed.. Well, after a very TLC by my beloved hubby.. I'm now back!! Poor hubby, he got to cook for us, which he for some time, have been refused to because of past incidents....It was a lovely pasta, Thank you, love!

I am now planning for the next big agenda in my life...It's the Chinese New Year's Dinner. It's my first official CNY and our first time celebrating CNY together as Mr and Mrs. I am so thrilled about it...not just celebrating it but cooking the meals, hoping that it would be a great one.. I am not a good cook (trust me! I just like to experiment and improvise) but Hubby seems to disagree.. It's good as I can get away with anything, be it just a plain ommelette..he..he..he.. but I can't be fooling around with this special dinner which is held on the CNY's eve....It's 4 days to CNY and I am a little bit panic. I hope to cook a decent CNY dishes. I've bought almost all the basic ingredient I need but yet have not finalized of what to cook.. I have searched a few of recipes for CNY but can't quite decide, but I do know for sure what to do with the vege.. and of course, Yee Sang, a raw fish salad, a compulsary dish for CNY... The one way to eat Yee Sang is to toss and mix them with chopsticks high in the air.... I hope all goes well, so that we have a splendid Chinese New Year. Gong Xi Fa Cai! Xin Nian Kuai Le!

3 comments:

Hospital Slave said...

Don't worry dear! U will do exceptionally fine, just like you have done all this while.

Julie said...

You and your hubby are so sweet and so in love, it's just so precious!! so, you answered my question, it's raw fish salad, what are all the things w/ it? What kind of fish? If it's raw, you don't have to cook too much then, so maybe it won't be hard.
I worked w/ a lady some years who was from Hong Kong and we always enjoyed cny that she would share w/ us at work - tell us about it and bring in food. I think it's a really neat and special holiday w/ such meaning. I know of a russian Jewish lady who lives in long island new york and always celebrates it at the other new years. Interesting how people combine cultures.

Julie said...

p.s. you have to post all the details, i can't wait to hear! I have more cat and puppy pictures on my blog!