#thediarygame 200825 | Tuesday

Tuesday is usually the day we need to leave home earlier because I need to send both kids to school as their mother have business network meeting early in the morning.

Before the pandemic lockdown, we usually visit McDonald's for breakfast by 6am, so we can have some pancakes and muffins. However, it's different now because McDonald's now opens at 7, and we can't wait until 7 just to get the food. If we do that, which means either one of both kids will be late to school and I myself will get into a very serious traffic jam by the time I finish sending them to school.

So, now we will have to prepare some simple food at home for the kids, and send them directly to school instead. The cover photo ofthis post was taken at the front of the school drop off point. We don't drive into this area, but we park pretty far away and walk the way in. That way, we do not need to suffer crazy traffic all the way in and struggle to get out.

Anyhow, take a look at that sky, the shades and bursting out sunlight made the sky looks really fascinating. Foro the first time I've seen this, so decided to take a shot and show you all.

I reached office wasn't too late, so I had my breakfast at the cafeteria. A bunch chilli fried noodle, a fried egg, and milk tea. Seriously, this place still run by the same family, but I think they're the different branch of brothers. Food is not as good as previously. I don't complain, what else can I ask for since we have food on the table.

Lunch was rather easy. I caught up with my ex-colleauge, had a long chat over the dinning table. I took some bean sprout, a slice of stingray curry fish, and a dash of crunchy fried bittergourd. Once again, a cup of milk tea to wash those lunch down.

Dinner was semi prepared by ex-girlfriend. We all like sweet sour pork. Technically she didn't cook all those, she pack them from the nearby shop, and cook the rice and fry an egg and we have tasty dinner. The small bowl to my left is ginger chicken. Pretty darn nice.

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