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| Unlimted Wants
When we didn't get what we want, or been taken away from what we used to have, we often feel unsatisfied, sad, sometimes, unfair. I understand the phrase "unlimited wants" as I learnt it in my economics lessons few year ago. But in these few months, I experienced, and truly catched what it means: I've been learning guitar since May this year. The first guitar I bought was a classical guitar. At that time, I felt content and indeed blessed as I have the chance to play the guitar. After my first guitar lesson, I thought I could give up anything I have because my dream came true - learning to play guitar. However, in these few weeks, I've been listening to a lot of rock songs. And I wanted an electric guitar. I begged my parents for it and now I got it. This was easy but honestly, I do think this is a bit extravagant. I almost got everything I've always wanted since I was born. Why "almost"? Because now I want an acoustic guitar! This is the problem. "What I want" never ends. This is where I have to stop. Instead of forcing myself to not think about things that I want, I will keep reminding myself what I already have. Being able to type this post is already something I should be glad, satisfied, and thankful. Peace ---------- Jacqueline | | |
| Graduation Dinner (26/6)
The first thing that came into my mind are the Grad. Din. committee members. You guys worked so hard which is something I know I can't even imagine. THANK YOU! It was an epic night. The peformances were great (Lettie's voice amazing!!), despite sometimes others' singing and music were too loud. :) The food was alright, I like the fruit tart most. The cheese cake didn't taste like cheese cake (more like cream cake). But overall, it wasn't bad, what should I expect about the food? :P Basically, the whole night was about seeing my classmates and taking photos. Don't judge, but this is the first time I attend such events. It is the second time (the first time i just did it for fun) I put on make-up and went to the public. My makeup was very light, so what I learnt is, your makeup has to be a bit heavier to be recognized in photos. Haha. I also learnt the magic of makeup, it can completely change a person's appearance. It took me a few seconds to realize who was who. I felt content. Because attending a "graduation dinner" with all the dress up and makeup was still my first time. I was also blessed that 1) my contact lenses didn't give me any problems, 2) my high heels didn't hurt my feet, 3) my makeup didn't melt, 4) my dress was in good status, 5) my hair was in the right place for the whole night... If I were asked to attend similar events again, I would give a second thought, because it's still very tiring, staying up till at least 10 pm. But I will know how to "disguise" myself better. XD ---------- Jacqueline *You can choose to be happy or sad and whichever you choose that is what you get. No one is really responsible to make someone else happy, no matter what most people have been taught and accept as true.* - Sidney Madwed | | |
| Jon and Kate plus 8
The issue about Jon and Kate sickens me. They are on the cover of almost every magazines. What all it is about supporting Kate or Jon, who did right and who did wrong.. I've read from a magazine that said there was a deal between Jon and Kat that they could have their own personal life. Hm. That was a weird deal but if it is true, then why would they complain about who cheated? I feel bad for the kids, especially Mady and Cara. (I think they're 8) They are old enough to know what's going on. For the sextuplets, they're too young to be brought to media's attention. The whole thing must be hard for them. Rumours about the divorce of Jon and Kate is indeed worrying. However, the divorce rate in America is 50%. So actually, this is not something big, the Gosselin are just a typical family who happens to have a little bit more children at a same time, who happens to have their personal life shared on TV. Their TV show "Jon and Kate plus 8" is heart-warming and funny. My mom loves to watch it prolly because she thinks the kiddies are cute and she feels related. During the show, it shows how strong their family is bonded, even though they have arguements occasionally. But we know nothing behind the scenes, so we shouldn't make any comments about who started the whole thing, who to blame, yada yada. ---------- Jacqueline *If you don't get everything you want, think of the things you don't get that you don't want.* - Oscar Wilde (quote taken from woahh_me) | | |
| Are you a morning person?I am a morning person. My alarm clock is set to ring at 7 am every morning. But usually I get up by myself at 6:45 am. Sometimes I am awake at 6 am, when I try to close my eyes and get some more sleep, for I think I slept long enough, the next time I wake up it's only 15 minutes later. o_O I know a lot of my friends get up at 9 am or later. But maybe it's because I share my room with my sister, who gets up at 6:30 am as she has school, for the slightest door-cracking noise, I am awake. Anyhoo, the most likely reason that I get up early it's because I can't wait to start the day! Even though I don't have school, my schedule is very full, it's packed with things that I want to do - mainly playing guitar, hanging out with friends and self-learning stuffs. Morning - quiet and peaceful. Everything is right into place. No one has screwed up anything yet. Isn't it the best time of the day to enjoy the little sunshine outside the window, some pancakes and a cup of tea? I love mornings. I go to bed usually at 11:30 pm. so I get about 7 hours of sleep, which is pretty good. :) What about you? ---------- Jacqueline *A lot of fellows nowadays have a B.A., M.D., or Ph.D. Unfortunately, they don't have a J.O.B.* - Fats Domino ^ that's very true | | |
| 5-min chocolate mug cakeIt actually worked! I don't own an oven. I'm someone who failed to make a cheese cake. But this 5-min chocolate cake (even though I used about 20 mins), it was satisfying! The cake is basically about mixing the ingredients in a mug, and just leave it in the microwave. So it's really simple. Wa-la! This is what we (I did this with my sis) got:
Though its color is a bit... (not a bit but oh well) lighter than the original one in the recipe:
 I think mine tasted good, just like the ones from the bakery! I shared it with my dad and sis, they liked it, too!
If you are someone who doesn't have an oven, who doesn't know much about the kitchen (like me), THIS is something that's definitely worth a try.
***** Here's the recipe: No foolin' 5-minute Chocolate Mug Cake 1 serving
1 large mug 4 Tbsp. flour 4 Tbsp. sugar 2 Tbsp. cocoa 1 large egg 3 Tbsp. milk 3 Tbsp. oil 1/4 cup chocolate chips (plus some extra for sprinkling on top when it comes out of the microwave) a small splash of vanilla extract
1. Add dry ingredients to mug and mix well.
2. Add the egg and mix thoroughly.
3. Pour in the milk and oil and mix well.
4. Add the 1/4 cup of chocolate chips and vanilla extract, and mix again.
5. Put your mug in the microwave and cook for 3 minutes at 1000 watts (high). The cake will rise over the top of the mug, but don't be alarmed! Remove from microwave and sprinkle top of cake with chocolate chips.
6. Allow to cool a little, and then dig in! http://www.lafujimama.com/2009/04/no-foolin-5-minute-chocolate-mug-cake.html
***** Even though the recipe says you need 3 Tbsp. of oil, I used one and a half Tbsp. and it's alright. ---------- Jacqueline | | |
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