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My Sponsored Birthday Meal

MANY THANKS TO MY FRIENDS WHO WHOOPED UP A YUMMY DINNER FOR MY BIG DAY!! 
                           
Steamed herbal chicken, colourful vegetables and a crispy fried fish.... Ohhhhh.. Plus herbal soup too!!
                    
                                                Thank you, Andy for the desserts!!

A quiet and simple affair this year... Nevertheless, I am so happy and thankful for another blessed year reached filled with joy, peace and good health.... Challenges I may face every day, I tell myself I do not have to fear for I am blessed with a wonderful family and pampering friends!! 

Today I have something to do.... My free time is spent "babysitting" a friend.... We sort of need each time company.... Alright, just say we are "adultsitting" each other!  Hahahaaa.....

Comments

  1. Eh, I saw Haagen-dazs ice cream and cans of abalone too! You are abundantly blessed. So nice to "adultsit" each other hah..hah..hah...

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  2. quiet affair but with close friends. More meaningful

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  3. Wahhhhhhhh!!!! I see Haagen-dazs ice cream. Cans of abalone too!!! Ooooo...all expensive stuff. Some people have all the luck in the world.

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  4. wah this is indeed a very sweet friend to cook for you and also bought you cake and Haagen Dasz i-scream for your birthday.. a quite and simple affair but I can feel lots of love!! :)

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  5. So nice, everyday eat or go jalan only.. I saw HD ice cream, I want that one, haha..

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  6. Claire, you are very blessed, indeed! Simple, yet filled and surrounded with love!

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  7. Nice food to celebrate your birthday! You are blessed to have such good friends!

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  8. Just for fun we put the tins there... Cos someone sponsored us with the food... Lol.....

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  9. Fun to have someone as your companion. Nice birthday treat. Happy birthday, Claire and hope you get to stand on your feet soon.

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