Digital Life, Real Joy — Even at $55 Kway Chap 😂
About last night…
Came home from class, saw my aunty who came over to visit my mum. Brought her out for an impromptu dinner. Son wanted to eat kway chap, and here we go!
And wah, I learnt my lesson — don’t anyhow tell the stall uncle, “mixture of all for 4 people.” When he passed me the food, I almost peng! The portion was HUGE, like feeding one whole kampong sia. 🤣 First time in my life paying $55 for kway chap! Even the uncle laughed when I said that. 😂
When I brought the food to the table, my mum and aunty also shocked! We were joking that people around must be thinking it’s our first time eating kway chap… or we just got released from “somewhere.” 😂
Looking back, it’s moments like this that make me truly grateful for my digital lifestyle — can work anytime, anywhere, and still hang out with family. Life’s full of surprises (like $55 kway chap 🤣), but that’s what makes it fun. 💛
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