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If you have been caught in the middle of the road, on a strange place, where people speak a different language than you, and you need roadside assistance plan, what should you do? It seem quite unfair to be in that kind of situation, but sometimes, it does happen, so we better be prepared. A friend of mine asked me that while we were having dinner one time, and well, surreal as it may seem, I answered with a definite YES. well, why not? I have had Japanese students before. I have had Chinese as well as Korean students, all learning English at a rather slow pace because they were beginners, and tutoring them in Conversational English was rather NOT a difficult task because I go by body language. It was rather fun.

So maybe it would not be as bad as it would seem should I get marooned in an unknown land, with no language compatibility.. I guess all we can do in that very situation is smile and be friendly----

What do you think?

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This is actually a late post as I just found the pictures now.. Hehehe.. This was on the third to the last day that

my aunts and parents were visiting us in Singapore.. (us, because I was not supposed to come home as I had done so, hehehe...) This was when we went to Sentosa.. Well, we were supposed to take the rails, but after lunch at Food Republic, Tito Noel took us to SENTOSA via the casino's way.. we took the rails after our Sentosa tour..

Below are some of the foodies we ate:

Chili Chicken Wings

One of the plates with Mixed Fruits (btw, that purple thing is not a fruit.. I wonder why the "auntie" placed it there.. hahaha)

I do not know the name of this soup, I forgot--- sorry..

Satay (pork, beef, chicken and lamb) and that round thing that is sliced into four parts is actually rice, which we didn't quite guess to be so, hahaha