Salam sayang!
ayesha ariffin
And again: Raheela, Lubna and Anna
Some Year 10 boys at the party
US!!!
Me and Henna
Anna, Lubna and me~
Me and Lubna
Lubna's Birthday cake
We were singing 'Happy Birthday' to Lubna
Lubna is cutting her cake
Me and Luciana
Me and Henna ( Again! )
Here is papa cutting and cleaning the meat first
Papa is waiting for mama to ready the spices
Mama is adding some honey
Here is the recipes
Mama is mixing the meat with the spices
Papa and Imran are putting the meat in the stick
Satay without Kuah kacang? Cannot!
And voila! The final product
Doesn't it look yummy? It took us the whole night to prepare it. Phewh... we never thought making satay would be this hard. I mean its not that hard, The ingredients are simple. However, its requires many steps in making it. Starting from cleaning the chicken and take the bones out until grilled it on the fire! Its a lot of work~ Now, every time we want to go and buy satay in Malaysia, I'm sure all of us will appreciate the hardness of the people who made it.
Worth every penny....
P/s: Mama got the recipes from the Internet. Its a new way to be an instant chef I see~
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Yesterday was our school's picture day. We photographed for individual photo, class photo, whole school photo and siblings photo (optional). We photographed for the whole school photo at 12.15 p.m right before second break. Poor the little ones who had to stand for almost 20 minutes under the sun. As for us, the senior one, we didn't have any problem as we got to stand under a shady place. Hahaha... I can still remember that some of us were laughing during the whole school photo because the photographer who was at the third floor of the school building (the photo was taken from the third floor in order to fit all the people) was saying,
" Look at me...Look at me...O.K...Good...Good...B(P)erfect"
when he asked us to look at the camera as he wanted to snap the photo. I missed my second break because I had to photograph for the siblings photo. Thank goodness that our (my siblings) turn were quite early. Poor Lubna and her siblings (She's in Year 10) as they got the last turn because the teacher who organised the list accidentally miss out their name. Then, about 1.45 pm, our class (Year 11) photographed for the class photo. Our class was the last one to be photograph.
