18.3.07

Day of rest I

I took the day off.

A good English breakfast

Day of rest

Note to self: spend more time at East Coast Park.

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10 Comments:

At 3/19/2007 12:39 pm , Anonymous Anonymous said...

That looks like a darn good breakfast. And a darn good day.

 
At 3/19/2007 8:04 pm , Blogger strangemessages said...

Where did you get that beautiful breakfast from? Yumyum.

 
At 3/20/2007 12:21 am , Blogger Tym said...

Scruffy Murphy's, at East Coast Park. Good food, great view for people-watching.

 
At 3/20/2007 4:05 am , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hope you went for a run after the breakfast - you can see your reflection from the amount of oil used :)

 
At 3/20/2007 6:53 am , Blogger Tym said...

thom_yk > I hate you :P

For the record, I tried to go running about 2 weeks ago and managed a measly 3 km only, plus my knee twinged for the subsequent week. Argh!

 
At 3/20/2007 3:53 pm , Anonymous Anonymous said...

I just got back from London where I ate far too much of what's on your plate. I can't stand eggs and bacon anymore. Funnily enough, though, I'm still down with fried tomatoes, beans and sausage. Where's the blood pudding though? You need to have blood pudding with that!

 
At 3/20/2007 9:15 pm , Blogger Tym said...

You know, I've never had blood pudding and I've never seen it on a menu in Singapore.

 
At 3/21/2007 5:19 am , Blogger ragingyoghurt said...

maybe you could fry up some of that congealed pig's blood stuff they put in noodle soups. or not. :P

 
At 3/21/2007 5:33 am , Blogger Tym said...

bowb > I thought of saying something about that as I was commenting in response to nardac, but then I also realised that you don't see the pig's blood thing (only comes with yong tau foo, right?) very much these days. I wonder if it got left by the wayside after the Great Malaysian Pork Shortage of the late 1990s ...

 
At 3/21/2007 7:39 am , Anonymous Anonymous said...

I didn't know you couldn't get it over there. Not even in a specialty food shop? In French, we also call in Boudin Noir. You might find it under that name too.

It tastes nothing like those cubes of pig blood, btw. Sweet and with a strong iron undertow, the sausage is blood mixed with bread, herbs, onions and fat. I'm not sure what kind of blood they even use. Beef blood?

 

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