Archive for the ‘Special Day’ Category
PAX
I was at PAX Prime 2012 for the weekend in Seattle. It was my first time at an event like this, which went on for three whole days.
Lines everywhere. People were just getting their geek on with lots of video games, board games, card games and a whole bunch of other “nerdy” stuff, and I have to say I felt right at home. Plus, I got a bunch of free stuff during the event. What an experience. So many interesting people, lots of cool cosplay … just a whole different culture. 
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Kitchen Courage Part 4
Do you want to curry someone’s favor? Well, a homemade batch of curry can do the trick!
Kitchen Courage Part 3
Cooking in where I can find some solace, a sense of newfound purpose in life that makes me want to become a better person. I am starting to realize I am more than capable of being a good cook. The inherent fear that held me back for so long has since subsided in exchange for optimism and a sense of confidence toward pushing my culinary capabilities. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s a Zoo Out There
The cougar is my absolute, favorite cat in the world. So, it figures that I would end up going to Cougar Mountain Zoo in Issaquah, Wash.
Brace yourself for lots of pictures. It was a very fun zoo to visit. I learned a lot of random things about animals.
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Amber
In dedication to my friend Imori and her cat named Amber, I wrote a haiku.
Amber passed away today. Unfortunately, Amber was a very sick kitty for a long time. Nonetheless, her last days on this earth were spent surrounded by those who loved her very much.
It is sad to see pets come and go, but all the companionship, wonderful memories and happiness they brought to our lives will never be forgotten. Ever.
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Happy Birthday, Rikki!
From the bottom of my heart, I wish you the HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY possible. You have, and always will be, someone I look up to in more ways than one.
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Restaurant Menu Mastery Part 5
My very first job as a college graduate was working as a dishwasher at a Chinese restaurant called Gordy’s Sichuan Cafe. I only worked Friday nights for a month or so before I even had more than two shifts a week to my name. It took me more than a year and a half to get this job after a very awkward phase in my life, but I am truly thankful destiny dealt this card to me. Last Friday was my last day at the restaurant after working there for about 10 months.
As I finish writing this, I will already be trying to adapt to new surroundings on the other side of the state. But with this post, I have to say, “Thank you for everything,” to everyone I met and worked with at Gordy’s.
Dat restaurant entrance.
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