When I was eating dinner with my friend Quyen, I saw a lady with blond hair. She was sitting desperate in front of a bowl of noodles, holding a spoon and chopsticks in her hand.
This scene remembered me to my bro and mine childhood: My mom taught us how to eat with fork, spoon, knife and chopsticks. My bro and I grew up with them. When we are kids, my mom even went with us to an Indian restaurant, so we also learnt how to eat with our hand. I am very glad that my mom taught us so many things while we are kids.
At the first beginning when my bro hold his first spoon in his small hands, he did not know how to use it. How can the food be delivered in this mouth by using this new tool in his right hand? My brother was wondering, but he was not desperate, because he DID knew the answer. While he was holding the spoon in his hand, he dipped his face into the food and grabbed it with his mouth.
I guess the lady close to our table faced the same problem as my bro. “How can eat the noodles with a spoon and a stick?” The chopsticks provided by the food court need to be separated by end user, but I guess the lady did not know this.
Well, she was hungry and she found a solution:
PS Later on, she has been supplied by fork and knife after requesting.
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