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Tuesday, August 31, 2021

Gallimaufry#8

Just a bunch of random photos from my corner of the world.

Skywatch from my balcony


 Favourite Malaysian tea-time snacks
Bottom left — sesame bomb      Bottom right  cucur udang (prawn fritter)


 Fritters made of battered prawns and chives served with a sweet chili sauce

Curry Puffs

Hidden rubies

Mother Nature's gems that go unnoticed

Yellow vinca

Thai jasmine

Pomegranate


My Corner of the World

68 comments:

  1. ...yummy for the eyes and the stomach!

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  2. I liked how you grouped these together, Veronica!! When you feature food pictures on your blog, it always makes me so hungry! Everything looks delicious there!

    betty

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  3. Lovely photos from you corner of the world, Veronica. The food looks very tasty, and the flowers are very beautiful!

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  4. Beautiful gardens from your part Veronica.

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  5. Delicious and beautiful photos, Veronica. Those prawn and chive fritters have my mouth watering, and I just finished breakfast!

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  6. Beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing.

    Infinitely Posh

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  7. Olá Veronica
    Lindas fotos, um forte abraço.

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  8. Such beautiful scenery but I'm always instantly hungry when I see that yummy food.

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  9. Our pomegranate tree froze this past winter, so no fruit for us!

    Love your sky photos, flowers And delicious looking foods.

    Have a blessed day.

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  10. Great photos from your corner of the world. The food looks delicious especially the sesame bomb. Also here, in Italy, the pomegranates are ready to be eaten.

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  11. Pomegranates!! Glad to be reminded of them. Delicious. And vinca...my mom had that in my childhood backyard. So delicate. Your posts and pictures always make me hungry.

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  12. The food looks delicious. The flowers are pretty and I do like pomegranates.

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  13. Your food always looks so good, yummy! And the photos from your balcony are super! Have a great week, Valerie

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  14. Hello,
    Beautiful photos, I love your sky images and pretty flowers. The food looks delicious. BTW, thank you for linking up an dsharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day!

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  15. What a nice flowers:) thanks for your sharing...

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  16. There're beautiful pomegranates in your environs, Veronica ... If I were you, I would make pomegranate juice 🍸
    Tea served with sesame bomb looks delicious. Great view from your balcony!

    Have a nice week ahead of you ☀️

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  17. Beautiful clouds in the late summer sky! And pictures of lovely sweets! Happy last day of August!!

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  18. The food! The Skies!! I love this post.

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  19. Thanks for coming by my blog! Nice to meet you!
    Everything looks wonderful! And, the food looks amazing!
    Big Hugs!

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  20. You have an amazing view from your balcony. I love it. And the photos of the food - every thing looks so good. I would love to taste those sesame bomb things and there's some others there I would definitely sneak in my purse if I walked by. Tea time snacks - wow. My tea time would be some peanut butter on toaste and some cheese puffs.

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  21. Wonderful photos from the garden, flowers and fruits. Malaysian Tea Time Snacks are so different from here.
    Greetings
    Kirsi

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  22. Dearest Veronica,
    It is something for making somebody 'homesick' for all the delicious food seen here above. Yes, I've tasted it all while working and living in Indonesia...😉
    Hugs,
    Mariette

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  23. Fotografias muito belas, tanto da natureza, como da comida.
    Adorei!
    Beijinhos e feliz setembro.
    Ailime

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  24. Your photos are a treat for my eyes. The food is amazing in its variety of colors and shapes. Love the skies, too.

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  25. Your photos are absolutely gorgeous!! The food looks wonderful and I never saw a pomegranate growing on a tree before, it's all amazing!

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  26. I love to see your random photos from your corner of the world. The pomegranates made me smile. I used to put one in Nel's stocking every year at Christmastime. The battered prawns look amazing. And Jasmine is my favorite flower scent. They smell lovely.

    Thank you for always leaving a comment on my posts. I appreciate that so much. Let's follow eachother, shall we?

    ~Sheri

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    1. Thank you, my friend, for following us. I appreciate that very much. I look forward to seeing more of your special posts. They are a light during these troubling times. : )

      ~Sheri

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  27. The skylines are amzazing!! And the brunch-bufett too ;) Hugs, Nicole

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  28. Wow soo nice food and soo nice place!Do you really live in Malaysia??wow!!for me it is like a dream!Must be wonderful :))Sorry I did not come before my blog list is out of order and I cant watch my blog roll..Wish you and dear ones a happy day!

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  29. I love your random mosaics!
    There are very inspiring! And the clouds are fabulous!
    Happy WW, Veronica! Have a beautiful week!

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  30. How can they go unnoticed with you and your camera about? :D Have a great week.

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  31. Pretty flowers and nice snacks ❤

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  32. What a view you have, and the sky is beautiful! The food is so pretty and yummy, did you make it?

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  33. Wow!
    You have shared some fabulous photographs here.
    A wonderful selection, thank you.

    Happy September Wishes.

    All the best Jan

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  34. All these foods look wonderful,Veronica Lee, and surely taste even better than seeing a photo. And, those skywatch views from your balcony are spectacular. How high is your apt from ground level?

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  35. Oh Malaysia looks great and what a wonderful view from your place! OMG the food photos made me so hungry!

    Allie of
    www.allienyc.com

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  36. very yummy snack...in my country they are called onde onde wijen....nice post dear ^^

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  37. Some neat views over where you live, the contrast between the houses and the buildings is oppositive, funny to see them close to each other but oh man that food looks good.

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  38. They views from your balcony are always so beautiful, and the food looks tasty too, it is making me hungry, haha!

    Hope you are having a great weekend :) We went to Australia Zoo yesterday, so much fun :)

    Away From The Blue

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  39. I would love to try those curry puffs!

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  40. Beautiful photos, the food looks delicious.

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  41. Your random photos are wonderful. It is truly lovely to see your part of the world. The food looks incredibly delicious! Wonderful scenery and skies and beautiful flowers. Thank you for sharing them Veronica, and I wish you a very happy Sunday and week.

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  42. very beautiful views from your balcony...
    love sesame bomb... yummy

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  43. Hello, dear Veronica!
    The pomegranates look nice, not cracked. Does that mean you've had enough rain? (At least that's how I learned it in Namibia ...) Your food photos take me up to the bone, it all looks so delicious! But the Skywatch from your balcony is also breathtakingly beautiful!
    Happy Sunday and a good new week!
    Traude
    https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2021/09/ausflug-in-die-johannesbachklamm.html

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  44. Hello Veronica,
    Nice pictures. Wonderful to see that city and what a lovely food.
    And your pictures of the flowers are very nice too.

    Greetings, Marco

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  45. Amazing photos - and some mouthwatering food!
    Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2021/09/going-buggy-in-our-yard.html

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  46. beautiful variety of photos today - I'd love to have a yellow vinca

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  47. Wish I could visit you to taste some of your delicious looking treats! Great to visit your blog (the is Jesh from the jesh studio -now a new earl and new username: Emille)
    My new blog (one word) living between two realms (.) wordpress (.) com Have a great week Veronica:)

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  48. Those curry puffs look great- it's quite hard to get a good curry puffs here

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  49. What fab photos what a selection and I want some of those sesame bombs heheh! the food looks delicious :-)

    Have bloomingtastic week 👍

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  50. I think I may have seen these before, and commented, but here I an enjoying them all over again. You have so many lovely photos.
    The flowers are gorgeous, and those prawn fritters look quite yummy.

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  51. The flowers are lovely of course but the food looks absolutely wonderful. Do those sesame bombs have a red bean paste in the center? I used to be able to get those at our favorite sushi restaurant, which unfortunately did not make it through the Covid closure. (so sad, really, for more important reasons than my craving.) I never knew what they were called.

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  52. You have a great view of the sky! It can be hard to find here in my world because of the trees.

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  53. So early in the morning here & I haven't been to bed yet, so short & sweet... HI HONEY I'M HOME!!! Here's my new linky... DID YA MISS ME??? https://newxmasdolly.blogspot.com/2021/09/wordless-wednesday-surprise-xmasdolly.html

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  54. It sure looks like beautiful weather and amazing food!

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  55. Beautiful nature shots, but I got stuck on the food. Yummy. I took some. I'm sure you don't mind.

    Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥

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  56. Those mooncakes are really, really pretty and the other foods look great too. Lovely photos!

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  57. I've never seen a pomegranate tree before... very cool. I have seen prawns and don't think I want to eat them but I'll take about a gallon of that sweet chili sauce. Are the sesame bombs stuffed with anything?

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  58. It's always a pleasure meeting other blogsits at THE CORNER OF THE WORLD. I enjoyed reading here, Veronica, thank you for sharing.

    Have a good week.

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