Cooking For Wuan
For the first time in our seven-year relationship, Wuan got a taste of my culinary skills. It was nothing elaborate – rice, stir-fried vegetables and ABC soup. That was what I usually cook for myself. I wanted to show her how I manage in the kitchen. It was also a refreshing change from her having to wake up at five in the morning to cook for me. I did the washing up too. Cleaning dishes and cooking utensils was as unpleasant as before but that was something that needed to be done no matter what. Still, it was a gratifying afternoon. I hope I can be as upbeat when she goes back to Kuala Lumpur this weekend.
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aaww, that’s so sweeeet
so, got keep some for me anot? let me taste and see nice anot mah, heehee
hey, next recipe fried rice yah? i’ll definitely be sooo satisfied, haha.. good job!!
Peter:
Fried rice? You are under-utilizing my culinary skills.
I second Elaine. Awww…
Peter:
You want a taste of my fried rice too?
so shweettttttt =)
Peter:
I know… ahem.
How romantic.
Peter:
Awww..! that’s uber sweet..!!
Peter:
Wuan deserves more than that but this is all I can do for now.
I am sure that’s the best meal ever that Wuan has eaten because you made it.
Peter:
I hope so.