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I woke up late today after having a horrible nightmare of my doll being possessed by an evil spirit and massacring all of Miki's dolls. The plastic carnage, you have no idea, I was really freaked out. I would be really scared if my doll ever came to life. I just hope that nightmare does not reoccur.
I woke up and went to the Argyle Asian Town District with Miki. We did some grocery shopping. On the way home, I picked up an ever so lethal "durian."
Familiar with it? Besides the intimidating spikes... It's the most foul smelling fruit in the world. A nose burning combination of rotten fish and moldy socks. Many have tried to overcome the smell and failed. It's something that isn't for everyone. The most infamous fruit of Asia... the durian. If you can get pass the stink, the fruit's flesh has a rich custard-like taste. "Andrew Zimmermn," a traveling food critic/bizarre food eater, described the taste of durian as a mushy rotten onion, then he spat it out quickly. Out of the countless crazy things he's eaten, durian was the only thing that beat him. In our home village, the durian is a real treat because we can't buy it that often.
At lunch, we ate at a Swedish restaurant near home. I ate a Reuben, that didn't seem so Swedish... But I just love corned beef and sauerkraut. Many of my friends have wondered why I have a sense for Polish food.
We then moved the flat screen TV into Miki's room. I've been meaning to move it for a long while but I kept forgetting. So it's always remained in our parents' room. I hooked up the PS3 and we watched a few things. After all of that, We started working on a Taiwanese dumpling soup. It was very good. The dumplings were meatballs wrapped in rice dough. I seasoned and skimmed the stocked while it simmered. I did a lot of chopping too, since finely chopping food is something I'm good at. Who needs a food processor when they got me?
I helped with the soup, then I took a short break. During my break, my uncle came to bother me. He wanted me to revise a brochure for a temple. I read through it... Not to sound mean, but the grammar and syntax was off. It said something like. "What is Meditation benefit for me? What is Meditation benefit for social?" My uncle said, "come on, it's like charity, help me out." I quickly pulled up Microsoft Word and started rewriting some contents of the brochure. I printed it and gave the revision to my uncle who rushed over to whichever temple he got it from and they made new prints.
I ate the soup... it was good.
My mom also returned home, that's why I'm taking refuge in Miki's room.
And....
IT'S BACK!!!
The "Shuji hair" is back!!!
My hair has gotten long enough to poke my eyes again. So... the Shuji is back. And yes... we were playing Tekken. Miki likes to use Jin, I remembered, in Tekken Tag, which was really old, Miki knew the combo for Jin's ultimate move. It was so cheap, it completely took out the opponent's life bar. The fight wouldn't last for two seconds. The one we're playing in the picture is Tekken 6.
I did build part of a Zoid today. It was like a master grade version for Zoids because it had hundreds of parts. Today I only built the head. That portion alone had 32 pieces to it (an average Zoid head contains no more than 10 pieces). The "Great Saber" is a really detailed model, totally NOT something to laugh at.
I woke up and went to the Argyle Asian Town District with Miki. We did some grocery shopping. On the way home, I picked up an ever so lethal "durian."
Familiar with it? Besides the intimidating spikes... It's the most foul smelling fruit in the world. A nose burning combination of rotten fish and moldy socks. Many have tried to overcome the smell and failed. It's something that isn't for everyone. The most infamous fruit of Asia... the durian. If you can get pass the stink, the fruit's flesh has a rich custard-like taste. "Andrew Zimmermn," a traveling food critic/bizarre food eater, described the taste of durian as a mushy rotten onion, then he spat it out quickly. Out of the countless crazy things he's eaten, durian was the only thing that beat him. In our home village, the durian is a real treat because we can't buy it that often.
At lunch, we ate at a Swedish restaurant near home. I ate a Reuben, that didn't seem so Swedish... But I just love corned beef and sauerkraut. Many of my friends have wondered why I have a sense for Polish food.
We then moved the flat screen TV into Miki's room. I've been meaning to move it for a long while but I kept forgetting. So it's always remained in our parents' room. I hooked up the PS3 and we watched a few things. After all of that, We started working on a Taiwanese dumpling soup. It was very good. The dumplings were meatballs wrapped in rice dough. I seasoned and skimmed the stocked while it simmered. I did a lot of chopping too, since finely chopping food is something I'm good at. Who needs a food processor when they got me?
I helped with the soup, then I took a short break. During my break, my uncle came to bother me. He wanted me to revise a brochure for a temple. I read through it... Not to sound mean, but the grammar and syntax was off. It said something like. "What is Meditation benefit for me? What is Meditation benefit for social?" My uncle said, "come on, it's like charity, help me out." I quickly pulled up Microsoft Word and started rewriting some contents of the brochure. I printed it and gave the revision to my uncle who rushed over to whichever temple he got it from and they made new prints.
I ate the soup... it was good.
My mom also returned home, that's why I'm taking refuge in Miki's room.
And....
IT'S BACK!!!
The "Shuji hair" is back!!!
My hair has gotten long enough to poke my eyes again. So... the Shuji is back. And yes... we were playing Tekken. Miki likes to use Jin, I remembered, in Tekken Tag, which was really old, Miki knew the combo for Jin's ultimate move. It was so cheap, it completely took out the opponent's life bar. The fight wouldn't last for two seconds. The one we're playing in the picture is Tekken 6.
I did build part of a Zoid today. It was like a master grade version for Zoids because it had hundreds of parts. Today I only built the head. That portion alone had 32 pieces to it (an average Zoid head contains no more than 10 pieces). The "Great Saber" is a really detailed model, totally NOT something to laugh at.
