1. I'm having... "Sago at Gulaman" -- To my foreign friends and sisters in the Lord -- Sago at Gulaman (translated as Sago and Gulaman), is a sweet and flavorful, iced drink popular in my country. Sago is translated as tapoioca pearls, and Gulaman is simply jelly.
I would welcome additional comments here from our gracious host and good friend, Ruth, who am sure, misses this drink, haha. Dear Ruth, help! I could not possibly describe this beverage accurately. :)
2. I'm feeling... Excited for my class tomorrow.
3. On my mind... How much I've lost weight (Yes! and I praise the Lord!)
that we might be justified by faith.
Galatians 3:24
Thanks Ruth for the refreshing Tea/Coffee Break! God bless you more, my friend!
Congratulations on your weight loss success. Glad to hear that your diet program works! Thank God.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering why you were not with us last Thursday. You were missed, but I'm glad you still made it this week.
I miss sago and gulaman. If I remembered it right, it is added with sugar syrup, that's why it is sweet. I'm not sure if they come in different colors according to flavor. But I like the plain one. There are similar drinks here in my host country and looks very fancy but I haven't tried yet.
Enjoy your class!
Hi Ruth, I was able to do it because of God, who helped me control my gazillion food cravings. I still need to lose more weight, though, until I reach the weight my doctors targetted for me...
ReplyDeleteOh my dsl went down so I wasn't able to post on time. :)
Sago and Gulaman is a caramel colored drink, and sweetened from "panucha syrup". A dash or two of pandan flavoring may also be added to it, and with crushed ice too. It's been a long time since I've had it, so now that I've lost some weight, DH, the kids, and I, went to a restaurant and I ordered a tall glass to rewarded myself a little. :)
Have a great weekend and God bless.