first, u need a qualified "auntie" to handle the coordination
then, u need someone very talented at cutting bread sideways. preferably get someone who was once your kindergarten classmate (HAHA) :)
give each person fixed tasks and get them to work in a line.
2 min 10 seconds is the key, my friend!
TADA!
get someone to taste the food.
of course, what is kaya toast without bubble tea right? so, u have to hire the bubble tea aunties. make sure they are joyful in their service! like these :)
but don't allow them to get too "high" on the bubble tea!
arrange the food nicely
check for customer's satisfaction, from young...
to old!
at the end of it all, give thanks to God for all things, including the wonderful fellow workers and the great privilege to serve Him in this fun yet fruitful way :)
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HAHAHA LUKE! :)
thank God for the time of fellowship when we were doing refreshments.. truly the Lord watches over us as we do His work! :)
=) thank God for these memories!
perhaps this is a prelude to opening a cafe eh:)hehe.
Praise God for seeing us through a year of providing food for God's "army"!
How funny to come across yr blog & this Kaya post. I was justing writing to my Singapore niece to ask her to buy some Kaya for my 9 yr old daughter. We live in Tokyo & right now, my husband is on a biz trip in SIngapore. He's German & not familiar with Kaya but he knows it as "SHrek" jam - the term that our daughter uses since she was a toddler.
I love sewing too & is extremely addicted to Japanese fabrics.
So, greetings from Tokyo!
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