Ever since I was young I loved eating out. However, whenever we ate out it would either be at Chinese restaurants or Fast food places. At the Chinese restaurants, there were certain dishes that I loved. First, it was fried rice. Then, it was chow mein or chow fun. However, as the years passed by and had to help my parents out at the Chinese restaurant I began to withdraw from these foods. I no longer eat those kinds of dishes and have not ate those dishes in a while. Whenever I work at the restaurant, I make myself noodle soup or eat something else. I no longer find these foods appetizing. Maybe its consuming it too much over the years. Maybe seeing how its made. Maybe its growing interest in other dishes that are less Americanized. Today, I was looking at a Chinese menu and debated to myself of what I should order. I ended up ordering dumpling soup. I like eating dumplings. That is my #1 dish to order when I go to Chinese restaurants now. I am so thankful for that Davis has The Dumpling House. The dumplings are delicious and remind me of some that I have ate in China. I still find myself loving dim sum. I still order my favorites to this day. I dont know how to spell the dishes, but if you have had them before you will most likely know what I am talking about-- Siew mai, Haak gook, and more.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
The Joy of Discoveries
As part of my curious nature, I often wonder about things and play around with things that illuminate a interest in me. From that interest, I occasionally make new discoveries about somethings or people.
I am a slow person when it comes to finding out about new things about technology, but once I get to know something I learn something fast. The other day I found out that there was a task section for my email! Now, I am currently using it. And, a couple of months ago I learned that I could make my own labels in my email. I have one for events, schoolwork, volunteering, and work. It helps to keep my email organized, so I dont have to go scavening for a email that I want to read.
I like finding out shortcuts for transportation because it saves me to time. I also like exploring new routes because I like to check out views. Some people hate doing so many turns when driving, but when I am used to the area I do whatever turns and such because there are certains places that I like to drive by.
Yay, I wonder what I am going to discover next.
I am a slow person when it comes to finding out about new things about technology, but once I get to know something I learn something fast. The other day I found out that there was a task section for my email! Now, I am currently using it. And, a couple of months ago I learned that I could make my own labels in my email. I have one for events, schoolwork, volunteering, and work. It helps to keep my email organized, so I dont have to go scavening for a email that I want to read.
I like finding out shortcuts for transportation because it saves me to time. I also like exploring new routes because I like to check out views. Some people hate doing so many turns when driving, but when I am used to the area I do whatever turns and such because there are certains places that I like to drive by.
Yay, I wonder what I am going to discover next.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Rollerskating
I have always liked rollerskating. I believe that it is great form of exercise. I am disappointed that I do not do it as often as I would like to. It is one of the few activities that I could do for hours and hours. Sure, I get tired from it. But, there is also this excitement that comes from it that I like and enjoy. I miss those days when rollerskating was more popular. When I had class field trips to Cal Skate and had the opportunity to skate the day away. There is my baby sister. She doesnt know how to rollerskate yet, but one of my summer goals is for her to learn. I want her to have a active life and know how to not just rollerskate, but ride a bike. I think its fundamental to learn these kinds of activities, especially at a young age. It brings memories and useful skills.
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