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Saturday, March 5, 2011

Char Siew and Sang Yoke

sometimes, i'm amazed at what we're able to come up with to accommodate him.

well, we wanted him to buy pao for next day's breakfast. but it's a tiny bit more complicated with the not-steamed-yet and steamed-already pao coz some are for breakfast and some are for supper later.

anyway, it's too much to expect him to remember such long command. so mt wrote a note for him, in a language that he understands.

so she wrote "char siew" for 叉烧; coz he can read "siew".
and then i suggested to write "sang yoke" for 生肉; coz well, yoke is his name. and it sounds similar XD

not bad eh?

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