[Sca-cooks] Chop, chop, Master A, was: New topics for discussion...

[Aurore]

>
> My guess- lack of skilled workers, and lazy western fingers that can't
pick
> up anything smaller than bricks with chopsticks.
>
> James and I took my younger daughter and her boyfriend out to our favorite
> Chinese restaurant recently- the poor kid. Young Henry was not familiar
> with chopsticks, and he's left handed so I really couldn't help him. He
> gave it a good try though, and it was some time before he gave up and went
> to a fork and spoon. Have to say- I'm rather proud that all three of my
> kids can use chopsticks adequately. Maybe not elegantly, but the food gets
> where it belongs.
>
> 'Lainie
> -jonesing for some of their Garlic Chicken... oooohh...

<<Crying for Chinese food>>  I'm in my mid-twenties and is left handed and
can eat with chopsticks just fine.  I guess practice and love of food helps.
Aurore