Anyways, we prayed before we went and asked God for "reasonably good service" that would overshadow the bad service that we received before. Thank God, nobody recognized us (at least not in a bad way) and we had pretty nice service for which I´m thankful for! At the beginning of the dinner, I was like paranoid about the looks that the waiters gave me, but later, I realized that everything was really normal and I could enjoy my dinner with my beloved sweetie, who naturally was trying his best to "enjoy" Indian food. He´s making heaps of progress I must say! We left the restaurant and I felt so relieved! The overwhelming sense of being right with God, right with the world and no longer bearing a grudge is simply the best thing to feel after a conflict.
Monday, July 07, 2008
Facing my fears....
No, this post is not about sharks. Stephan and I went back to Ganesha for Indian food last Saturday. Boy! It was really great that we went there. :) I was pretty apprehensive after that horrible experience about 4 mths ago when my Dad and Grace came to visit. Didn´t realize that there was so much tension and fear stuck in me, until I decided to go back there again, just to face up to my fears. I was scared that they might recognize me and give me a hard time or smth - the food is simply too good to stop going.
Anyways, we prayed before we went and asked God for "reasonably good service" that would overshadow the bad service that we received before. Thank God, nobody recognized us (at least not in a bad way) and we had pretty nice service for which I´m thankful for! At the beginning of the dinner, I was like paranoid about the looks that the waiters gave me, but later, I realized that everything was really normal and I could enjoy my dinner with my beloved sweetie, who naturally was trying his best to "enjoy" Indian food. He´s making heaps of progress I must say! We left the restaurant and I felt so relieved! The overwhelming sense of being right with God, right with the world and no longer bearing a grudge is simply the best thing to feel after a conflict.
Anyways, we prayed before we went and asked God for "reasonably good service" that would overshadow the bad service that we received before. Thank God, nobody recognized us (at least not in a bad way) and we had pretty nice service for which I´m thankful for! At the beginning of the dinner, I was like paranoid about the looks that the waiters gave me, but later, I realized that everything was really normal and I could enjoy my dinner with my beloved sweetie, who naturally was trying his best to "enjoy" Indian food. He´s making heaps of progress I must say! We left the restaurant and I felt so relieved! The overwhelming sense of being right with God, right with the world and no longer bearing a grudge is simply the best thing to feel after a conflict.
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4 comments:
ryan's german friends all LOVE Indian food. that's what they eat when they visit Spore!
Should taste the difference between the Southern India food with banana leafs with the natural aroma of nature in Singapore and the Northern India food that you have in Germany. Many..many..more mouth watering different Asian national food in this small food paradise..must try Perenakan - a mixture of Portugese and Malay, Malay satay..different Chinese dialect delicacies....Must come down under in this ever sunny Singapore...
hey dad, you could consider having a second job as a foodie analyst. My friend always said "beggars can´t be choosers" I´m very happy with the indian food in ganesha already heehee.
hey steph... that´s funny u know. I hardly know any germans who are crazy abt indian food... normally drag my dear hubby together or we simply go with the other singaporeans in the region haha.
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