Fortunes

Because I know my dear friend Zach Rose adores fortunes cookies as do I, and good East Coast Chinese- Swill from Fantasy Island which I have posted about before in Foodie.

"While times may seem difficult, your future forecasts a quick turnaround."

"One person with a belief is equal to a force of ninety-nine who have only interest."

"Seems people like to give advise, bu not listening to their own."

"No one grows old by living, only by losing interest in the living."

"Night people:'Anybody who goes to bed the same day they got up is a quitter.'"

We orderded $37.50 worth of food for Me and Uncle Teddy.

Order as followed:
Pork Strips
Fantasy Steak
Garlic pan fried noodles
Pork friend rice
Fried Wontons
4 ginger sauce for dipping (they said it would be expensive)
and extra duck sauce and mustard.

#2

2. Start a blog. Write at least one sentence every week.

This is pretty easy. If you just did this much I’d be disapppointed. You should write more sentences. Or you should write one true sentence. But I suspect that you won’t be able to limit yourself to just one sentence, I suspect you’ll get bitten and want to do more.

It’s easy to knock blogging as a kind of journalism of the banal but in some ways that’s its strength. Bloggers don’t go out and investigate things (mostly) they’re not in exciting or glamorous places, they’re not given a story, they have to build one out of the everyday lives they lead. And this makes them good at noticing things, things that others might not have seen. And being a blogger, feeling the need to write about stuff makes you pay attention to more things, makes you go out and see more stuff, makes you carry a notebook, keeps you tuned in to the world.

I even vlog occasionally about cooking and life in my size 61/2 shoes