Here. This is if you have a sore throat, only three, four a day even though it tastes good. (Thank You, Master.) This is from my garden. (Ah, OK.) Hand-picked. (Wow.) And this is from the Aulacese (Vietnamese); the Aulacese (Vietnamese) just brought it. We don’t have a lot for everybody. Just for you. These are from my garden, pear and plum. Mango – not from my garden, not yet, maybe in the future. These are tea [bags] for your cold. But you must ask them to buy you special medicine. (All for me?) All for you. (Oh, You’re so generous, Master.) Eat slowly. (I think I’ll pay back Your Love one day.) What, love? (Hope I can get strong in spirit and pay back all Your Love one day.) Oh, you don’t have to pay back my Love. You pay it forward. (Yes, pay it forward.) You love somebody else. But no need, it’s OK. Now you’re sick, you take care of yourself. (I thought it’s just a little cold. I thought I’m not sick.) No, you’re not sick, just cold. You tell them to buy you some vitamin C. (OK.) On the house. […]
If there’s no herbs, then they don’t taste as good. (Yes, Master.) You do this kind of thing in Korea? No. (We have, but different style. But I think Aulacese [Vietnamese] style is the best.) No, but do you have herbs in it? That’s the thing. (Similar things.) Similar? This kind of herbs? (Korean Coriander.) Coriander, yes. (Yes. And very few.) OK. Because of the cold climate, of course you don’t have. (Yes.) Âu Lạc (Vietnam) is hot, tropical and all things grow there. You don’t have to do anything; Just put in the ground, and it grows. […]
Photo Caption: God Gives All Nourishment That All’d Need
