I love this Lady!!! May her soul Rest In Peace. Several years ago I happened to come across her book, and mentioned to a colleague how much I wanted to buy the book and would get it pay day. To My surprise I found a gift wrapped on my desk a few days later and when I opened it I nearly died as the book seventh daughter was in front of me signed by Cecilia - unfortunately I realized my co worker had signed sharing the same name. I read the book as fast as I could and was so impressed and heart broken and found a # and called her - Cecilia was as gracious and sweet as I expected and I told her I was calling from Houston, her big fan and had her book. I will always treasure this book and pass it on to my grand children♥️
A lot of westerns don't realise the paternal grandmother is the BOSS. Edit: BTW, it seems that Chinese woman in South East Asia don't carry her husband's surname. Try reading obituaries.
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Omg!!! I love cecilia. She is such an authentic passionate chef😀
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I love this Lady!!! May her soul Rest In Peace.
Several years ago I happened to come across her book, and mentioned to a colleague how much I wanted to buy the book and would get it pay day. To My surprise I found a gift wrapped on my desk a few days later and when I opened it I nearly died as the book seventh daughter was in front of me signed by Cecilia - unfortunately I realized my co worker had signed sharing the same name. I read the book as fast as I could and was so impressed and heart broken and found a # and called her - Cecilia was as gracious and sweet as I expected and I told her I was calling from Houston, her big fan and had her book. I will always treasure this book and pass it on to my grand children♥️
Rest In Peace To This Legend.
A lot of westerns don't realise the paternal grandmother is the BOSS.
Edit:
BTW, it seems that Chinese woman in South East Asia don't carry her husband's surname.
Try reading obituaries.
Yeah in Chinese culture, women who are married never change their family name in honor of their fathers’ family name