Aftermath of Cindy’s Departure

An email to Cindy from Pui See… i had a good laugh reading it…Poor Pui! Days without our chef and house manager…haiz 

From: tangpuisee@hotmail.com
To: egkrateia@hotmail.com; litaiwei@msn.com; eeleetan@hotmail.com
Subject: days without you-”how am I supposed to live”
Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 13:06:14 +0800

dearest cindy
 
This title is no where exaggerated, it expressed every bit of all my feelings ever since you left Huelen 85. Please stop puking. Hold your seat tight.  If you get to read the following lines, you will understand.
 
After you leave, I need to do futuristic cooking and planning, cook once-off for 3-4 days and coach our dear princess Ms Tan what to cook in the shortest time.
 
So far these have been happening:-
 
1. I asked david to put the Greek dish which i have cooked back into the frige after a few hours of cooling. I literally woke up at 2 am, jerked up by the fact that he might not have done so. So I ran to the kitchen and had to put the food into the fridge myself.
 
2. I asked Eelee to buy “ajo” (galic), she bought “aji”(chili) back. I asked EL to buy the pan rellenado for frying, she said she didn´t see.
 
3. I asked EL to get either pork or chicken bones for the soup, she got back chunky beef bones, she said it was cheap. jialat, your spirit passed on.
 
This is the best one.
 
4. I asked Eelee to defrost fish for tomorrow meal. I felt worried after 20 mins. She was sound asleep. I walked to the kitchen. Guess what was defrosted?
 
The bag of chunky beef bones!! I think Eelee thought that they look like fish.
 
I find myself worrying about food and preparation of food with the passing of second.
 
You have immediately gotten a succesor within a split second. The jokes keep coming each day.
 
tk care and hugs,
ps