not a food blog
This is one of my favorite dishes in an Italian restaurant we frequently visit.
It’s an oxtail with thick tomato, carrot, and celery stew, served with a dash of cream. You can ask for either saffron rice or mashed potato as the side.
I always want to make this, but not sure if the kids will love it ? I love Indonesian oxtail soup, and they never super enthusiastic about it.
Unless if I am allowed to eat the whole pot, though.
(Of course I am allowed).)
(Hello, food coma.)
I used to play this game (Two Dots) until I stopped roughly 5-6 years ago.
The reason? I played this game during my first trimester of my pregnancy with Rey.
The song used to trigger my acid reflux and near-vomit experiences. I remember when I picked up the game again after Rey was born, I almost re-served my dinner that I just digested.
It was until a couple of weeks ago I replayed this game.
And no acid reflux. Only mighty annoyance because the gosh dang fire balls just burn everything in sight.
(Oh. And Rey plays this game too.)
Several days ago, Wira asked me. “Can I get tested?”
“… what test?”
“Covid test.”
“Why?”
“I’m not feeling well. I want to know if it’s Covid.”
We checked his temperature and his overall conditions, and we found out him not feeling well was actually due to lack of sleep (he has been sleeping late lately,) so no Covid. Thankfully.
It made me wonder, though. Wira and Rey both growing up, and spending a good chunk of the time, in the middle of the pandemic. For Wira, I feel the effect has been more profound as he is able to remember and comprehend of what is going on around him.
Wira and his peers. His generation. What kind of arts, writings, songs, plays, mindsets, and perspectives that coming out from his generation. The generation that witness the horror of a pandemic in such a young age. The generation that losing years of their childhood and grasping so many things at the same time.
(This writing is inspired after I read Seth Godin’s post “Generation C”)
Saw this site mentioned the other day on Slack: neocities.org.
Scroll down and you will see “Featured Sites”. Never knew it brings back early 2000s, and it makes me so, so happy.
Nindya. Kapkap. she/her. Indonesian in Malaysia. Millennial. Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Lo-fi. Murder mysteries genre.
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