Almost forgot

Also had some ma la niu jeen (spicy beef tendon). Yeah that's the stuff. Not photogenic but darn good.

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Mmmmm - gotta love it

One of the few things I miss about boston. Cheap too. No wonder I got fat in college. (Still doesn't explain why I got even fatter though)
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Hou hou yummy

Found an awesome sweet sparkling sake. Hou hou sho at Umi. Good call Umi :)
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Crazy for cake

So this is where all th "cool" kids are - sitting in the back scarfing down cake. Mmmmm cake is goood.
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Birthday kids

Look at the crazy birthday kids. Happy birthday Noreen and Kabir. Good times :)
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Flourless choco cake

Oh boy. Dangerous when homemade cake is this good. Way to go sweetie!
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Colossol onion rings

That's what they're called and that's what they are! What's up with the big food?
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Monster pear

The size of my fist!
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Halloween?

Looks like I'm going to be a dwarf to match snow white.

Btw godiva and coffee liquor is goooood.

Testing blogging from my device

Finally got my blackberry. Have been waiting for the tmo curve. It's pretty
but I must say windows mobile software is better.

Spoiled on attention

Sometimes I feel like we focus too much on "quantity time" rather than "quality time". I suppose the reason we do that is because quantity is something tangible/measurable, whereas quality is something more subjective. Then when a small quantity of time is high quality, we believe that having more would be even better.

I wonder though if there is a trade-off between quantity and quality. I know that I'm nicer to my mom because I don't see her as much, and when I see her for a long period of time I start getting annoyed easier - does this extend to other relationships?

Maybe at the end of the day, I'm just not a "people-person".