I had a great time today at william’s ancestral village. victor fixed my desktop and printer. Yippee. It has been out of action for months 
Iiks… magic hands. Thanks a million, Victor.
These black feet chicken can fetch a price of RM18.00/kg in the local market. It is used mainly for cooking nutritious herbal soups.
These country free range chicken can fetch an even higher price. Perhaps RM24.00/kg. It has little fat.
There were some cute Siamese kittens. Felt like taking one home
This machine is used for making soya bean milk.
This is for removing the stem from the pepper pods.
I really should get a fruit cutter like this. I only need to tie it to the end of a stick and avoid the hassle of climbing a tree to harvest fruits.
When I arrived home, I found I was still wearing the blue and white slippers I borrowed to move around the farm . I immediately called to apologize. It is fortunate they took it lightly. I was so absent-minded I had left my own behind. William told us he was going to treat us to a drink at a nearby coffee shop. In my excitement I forgot all about changing shoes
Slippers!! Imagine them calling the police
if they had called the police, i wouldnt b out here blogging liao hehe
Kampong chickens are expensive here too, the elderly folks swear by them, but actually I can’t tell the difference
Have a good week ahead Beng!
after boiling them, one can feel the difference in terms of nutrition content is my opinion
You’re welcome bengbeng. I just knew that the price of chicken is so expensive!! Thanks for the info!! haha
i appreciate yr help lots n yr company too
i’s good to visit those ancestral village..can know more culture…but i feel that the siamese cat almost same like our local cat..hehe
mind to exchange link or not?
sure why not
I like farm life too!
Nice shots of the place.
Kampung chickens! Not easily available in Singapore! They taste good. Hope I get to try them when I go Malaysia. *slurp*
not so easy to get them in major towns in West Malaysia though
nice shots
Enjoyed your blog and pics. They made me miss the sights and sounds of Malaysia. You from Penang?
Glad to welcome you to my blog. The pics were taken while I was on holiday