Kaya & Toast.
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I am sitting in a cafe thousand miles away from Floria, USA on a sunny Saturday morning. Internet is one of the amazing inventions of human being. My father in law often says, Google is only second to God !. I agree with him to a certain degree. God bless America ! If not for internet, wireless, web, I don’t think I can connect with all my blog’s readers throughout the world in a keystroke !
My parents’ home does not have internet connection but there is a cafe not far from their home with wireless connection. So here I am typing away my post :).
The cafe that I am writing my post is named “Kaya & Toast” cafe. I forget to bring my digital camera’s USB port so I am taking a copy of kaya and toast picture from the internet.
Picture courtesy of :killineycafe.com
What is kaya toast ? ?As explained by Wikepedia
Kaya toast is a popular snack amongst Singaporeans and Malaysians where kaya is a local favourite spread eaten on not just toast, but fresh bread and cream crackers
Forgive me for not telling you of my MIA (missing in action). I am visiting my terminal ill father at a small town in Borneo Island.
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Aunty Jamy,
From your previous comment in my blog;
“My dad is a community activist all the time, he is a very brave man, he had parang all the times in his car trunk so he did not have to bow down to the fish market ganster who wanted protection fees from the fish mongers or else their fishes will be thrown into Sarawak river. He also did not give a dam about the Datauk. One of the rich guy wanted to close our lorong’s bridge because of some Fungsui issue, he went all the way to the council and the Datuk could not close the bridge.”
It will be by these words that I’ll remember him forever.
I’m in Kuching now, will be leaving on Monday early in the morning to Miri. Which part of Sarawak are you now, Aunty?
Tabuan Jaya, Kuching. Aiya, if I knew you are there, I would have contact you. I will be here till Jan 1st. You can call me at 0198668122.
Just stop by to say Happy New Year, was too busy to visit during Christmas time. Sorry I have not been following your posts, hope everything’s fine for your dad.
I like the name “Kaya and Toast” because I love to eat kaya and toast for breakfast. My mom made good kaya.
Have a safe trip back soon. God bless.