Happy New Year everyone! So it's the year 2010 and it's this will be my first entry for this year, I so wished that I could put a lot of good food here but I never cooked anything really good last New Year's eve. Since kami lang nang hubby and outside is so bitterly cold we choose to stay home, watched movie and go to bed early. I keep on watching the sky because there will be a blue moon but the cloud is so thick the moon never came out. The next day which is New Years day before going to the church I made fried rice and fried fish. That was our breakfast here is the picture.
Looks like a wonderful dish. We stayed home for New Year's Eve, too, but did see the New Year in. It has been bitterly cold here, so we are staying inside and enjoying home life. Happy New Year and Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteTricia
ay!! i like the fried rice!
ReplyDeletesaraap! after devouring so much red meat on the festive seaon, this is such a welcome sight.
ReplyDeleteHappy New year, Manang Kim!
my entry is here http://kcelebration.blogspot.com/2010/01/caviar-foie-gras.html
happy new year, kim!
ReplyDeletemaayo ka pa dha kay naa kay fried fish. wala na gyud kakaon ug fried fish maybe around 1 and half year since i ate it when i was in the phils. can you send me some. hehhehe!!!
Hello Kim! Happy New Year... your fried rice looks really good. I can eat that without the fish. :)
ReplyDeletewow, fried rice is yummy with fish...
ReplyDeleteHappy new year Kim, May it be a blessed one.
Fried rice is common here in Thailand. It's our kiddos favorite food.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year once again.
Now I am realy hungry fish making my tummy rumble.Food must have food,Fish looks yummy.Dribbling over keyboard.Thanks for shareing
ReplyDeleteiyan ang masarap kainin after the holiday na puro meat. the other day we had tinapa and daing for dinner. last night we had fried eggplant and alamang. grabe sarap ng kain ko. lol!
ReplyDeletehappy new year, Ate Kim. may you have a fruitful 2010.