Cooking is the word that describes the fifth adventure. Most of what I had in mind was cooking. Never before did I start to learn how to cook on my own this long. I have used logic to hack vegetables such as bokchoy, broccoli, onions, and green peppers. My hacking skills has reached to another level despite earning another scar on my index finger. I have learned that eating out does not always save time. I will be stir frying more, eating out less. I don't know what to say to people who continue to eat unhealthy microwaveable food. I think I understand vegetable cruelty, plants do have feelings.
Another word to define this week at work is meditation. I attended to a SharePoint meeting about migration of the web service with new web application technologies. Then I have received a book to learn more about Microsoft SharePoint in-depth. Not very exciting, its work. I meditate on it and do my best to make progress. All I can do now is smile, work hard, make progress, and complete whatever I have on time.
Besides cooking and work, bloggers talked about hacking, let me add some sense to it.
According to Google, anyone who plays golf poorly is a epic hacker. That's me because there are no words that explains how my cousin who losses all the time beats me in mini-golf blindfolded. It destroyed me. There's more hopelessness, my devastating defeat to my mother made me such a hot head. No rematch needed before she's too old. It feels good to be a professional hacker.
It seems that I am running out of good quotes to end this blog. I had my fun researching quotations of the moral issues related to disabilities. There's not a lot of that on the internet. Instead of posting another quote from Hellen Keller, I choose simple proverbs that make little sense to the readers. Making experiences fun to read, this is what blogging is about? Right? Happy Independence Day travelers.
"Chop wood, carry water." ~ Zen Proverb
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