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My White Elephant

WHITE ELEPHANT.... still laying on my table for two months I think....  

My friend groomer is not free these days, my poor Labby badly needs her hair cut and leaving no choice, I ordered the grooming shaver online.  I thought it would be easy to install the shaver to the appliance and till today, I am still at my wits end on how it is fixed.  My friend gave me a tip... check out the Youtube, she said.  Yeah, how come I did not think of that..... 

But till today, I have not even touched it and my poor furry member will have to wait till this Mama has her right mood to do it.   My own hair also badly needs a hair cut and with the high Covid cases each day, I guess I have to tolerate for another month with my unruly hair..... or perhaps I can make use of this clipper on myself before I use it on my furry member!  LOL.... Crazy me!
Still standing nicely on the table.... 
Still looking at the gadgets.... and not doing anything about them...
I am happy with this dish.... 
Better looking after sprinkling with sesame seeds.... 
One of those days when I am in the cooking mode!

Comments

  1. I like the broccoli with prawns better without the sesame seeds but those seeds are good for health, the oil too. That is why the Koreans use them a lot in their cuisine.

    Never mind! My hair is a mess too. Not going anywhere, nobody will see...so don't care lah!!! LOL!!!

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  2. hah..hah..my hair also need trimming. Me too very sien to install things. I bought a pull up exercise gadget last year. Up till now it is still in the box. LOL!

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  3. Broccoli and prawns dish sure is delicious! I also bought two items still in their boxes. 😅 The corn in the soup looks tasty too!

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  4. I am not good at installing gadgets too, that is why all the gadgets in my house are all very primitive lol!!

    The broccoli with prawns dish look so tasty and yummy.

    I saw corn soup and what is that third dish?

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  5. Yes, the hair can be a big problem! I hope it is not very hot there for poor Labbie! We had to go over a year with no haircuts, our hair was wild!

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  6. The sesame seeds did make the difference. Haha.

    Good luck with the hair (fur) grooming.

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  7. Poor Labby, she must be feeling terribly uncomfortable and hot in this weather. I too badly need a hair cut but holding on for another few weeks. I couldn't stand the fringe poking my eyes so I took a pair of scissors and trim it shorter. The sides and back will have to wait for my hair dresser.

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  8. I am curious whether you could buy fresh prawns from the markets there. I could not find the fresh seafood while I was a student in the East Coast US. I think that's because the ocean is too faraway.

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