Blog 2: A Happy Sunday

Having not met Grace, a befriender for a long time, she missed me and Helena very much. She majors in food science in NUS and that is because of her interest in cook. Because of these, she promised to teach us to bake cookies. Last Saturday she sent a message to us to invite us to her home. Therefore Helena and I went there excitedly by MRT .
Grace had a cute dog called Bailey, which has long and white fur. Wherever Grace went, it followed behind. It seemed that the owner was the only one he loved-up. Bailey was especially intelligent. When we said “Sit”, he would follow at once. If I reached out my right hand and said “paw”, he would put his left paw to me. And if I reached out my left hand, he would put the other paw. But he was so esurient that we must hold the food high enough otherwise he would stand up to reach it.
After playing with Bailey for a long time, we began to bake cookies. It was really a tiring job for Helena and me to stir 3 cups of flour, 2 cup of white and brown sugar and a block of butter all together. However Grace just stood beside us to direct, because she said she just played the role of a teacher to let us do it by ourselves so that we would understand it. We also put some vanilla essence and pieces of chocolate and salt into the cream. It smelt delicious so that we could not wait any more to taste the baked cookies. Unfortunately the first time the cookies we baked in the oven were too ugly. Before bucker shop, every cookie was too large so that they connected all together. We had to cut it up. We should thank god that even though they were in ugly shape, they still tasted great. However, I can swear the following cookies were both delicious and good-looking.
We ate a lot and of course Bailey was kept far away in his own bed. I also took some to Labrador Lodge for my roommates to taste. I was glad that all of them enjoyed those cookies. It was the best Sunday since I came to Singapore. I really enjoyed the time spent with dear friends.