sabaidee tok tok kone....

can I share a funny story with u all? It is about cooking okay.  I am NOT
a writer, i barely pass my english 160w.. hehehe..almost didn't get out
of college. hehehe
eauh toon: if you there HELP! hehehe... but here it is ..anyways... 

			"TUM GELL"

	I was never much of a cook, but I do try.  I remember one dinner
party that my family hosted for a very important person that my dad knew
back in his army days. I was asked to make “gell” which is like a chile
paste.  So I threw in the chile peppers and all the other ingredients
that I thought was supposed to be in it inside the “coke” and proceeded
to “tum gell”.  It looked simple enough so I didn’t bother to ask my mom.
 
	During dinner, there was this weird expression on everyone’s
faces, when they were eating the “gell", and I couldn’t understand why . 
It appears as if they were trying to see if  there were enough ingredient
in the “gell” or is it just their taste buds.  Then I hear someone
saying, “hey, who made the gell and forgot to put salt”?  Salt was
suppose to be one of my main ingredient and I forgot.  For a moment
there, I felt like everyone turned around and looked at me.  I
immediately sank very deeply into my chair and felt like running into my
room, but the distance between the dinning table and my room seemed too
far to run without being notice.  I looked down and tried to hide the
redness that flooded my face from embarrassment.  My mom gave me a quick
glance and didn’t say a thing.  I knew I had embarrassed my family as
well, but I was not braved enough to take the blame.  Fortunately for me,
my family was good enough not to embarrass me.  
	I don’t know if making “gel” is considered cooking but, it sure
was a cooking experience for me.  I not only learned how to make “gell”
but also appreciated how my family didn’t make me feel like a dummy who
couldn’t  even make the simplest thing such as making “gell”.  I was not
made a fool out of in front of people either.  After the dinner party was
over and the guests left, I thought for sure that I would get in trouble.
 But instead, my mom just told me to always put salt in the “gell” and
then we just ended the night with laughter’s. 

the end.

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