Charity Bazaar & Food Fair, Angels Home OUG

Last Sunday, I went to this. As I (ahem) forecasted, it was a bright beautiful clear sunny Sunday. Phew, so so so baking hot! An air-conditioned car/buildings/office dweller like me just popped in and out. Hmm.. think I was there less than say, an hour. *shy*

The considerably thick crowd was thronging game stalls as well as those selling food, ladies’ accessories, toys, clothes, souvenirs and various kinds of knick knacks. The food on sale was impressive. There were fresh vegetables, fruits, nasi lemak, various fried rice and noodles, fresh juices and canned drinks, desserts such as local ‘kuihs’, cakes, cookies, ‘apom’, springrolls, curry puffs, fruit ‘rojak’, ‘tau-foo-fa’, sweets/candy and etc etc. Sadly no pictures here due to the number of excited buyers and even more excited sellers. My attempts turned out either too blur (accidental pushes) or blocked by hills of heads, if there’s such an expression.

Nevertheless, I went back, spread my do-goody goodies and snapped in peace with new toy.

Spent RM60 worth of coupons on these (clockwise from top left):- 10 crunchy green apples, 5 carrots, 4 sticks of bouncy fishballs, 2 boxes of fresh tau-foo-fa (soy bean dessert), 3 packs of buns, 3 herbal tea eggs, 2 homemade muffins, 1 packet of spicy bihun fried Siam style, 3 bags of candy, , and believe it or not, 7 of those dark coloured glass dessert plates! Oh, I bought 2 cups of freshly made Iced Organic Tomato Juice to drench my thirst when I was there too. The things you can get at a Charity Bazaar albeit relatively a small do, quite bizarre, no?

Hungry for more pictures? My visit may be short but timing impeccable. I caught the kids’ entertaining dances.

Here, let them make you smile too:-Adorable, no?

See? You should have dropped by.