A couple of days ago, I visited Changi Village for the first time in about 2 years. Nothing much has changed; the famous Nasi Lemak was still as famous, the queue as long as I remembered.
A curious looking object landed on the table. Does it not look like one of those artfully packaged sanitary pad, in it's individual sachet or whatever it's called?!
I had a good laugh about it, but it was only....
A modern-day ketupat!! Nothing against the satay stall, because very delicious satays were served up. The ketupat, on the other hand, took some getting used to. Idly, I wondered if bahzangs of the future will be plastic-wrapped as well. Did the previous generation feel as scandalised when their favourite snacks ended up in the generic transparent plastic carrier, instead of pandan leaves or paper carriers favoured in the past?
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Unable to maintain the necessary self-control for my diet, I went for a late-night snack with Ren and Elgin at Simpang. Zani's masterpiece:
Pretty eh?
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