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adieu 2013

It wasn’t too bad. Had some ups had some downs. Thanks for the lift my friend. You have made me a year stronger and a year wiser. I haven’t exactly figured out time travel yet, so I can’t say for sure whether or not we’ll meet again, but I can say this. I bid you well.

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Change

Change comes one breathe at a time…

Thoughts of the day. 

So my friend has a set goal, set craft that he wants to hone, but he can’t grasp it.

So he’s going to hire me to be there for him when he practices to perfect his craft.

So  I’m curious if a person can on his own set a goal and work at a craft without someone helping him. 

If so, what stops people from reaching their goal. The drive that one needs to push through… how does one obtain that drive? and how does one lose it?

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No Title

I have nothing that I want to write about yet I will continue to write about something. My private written version of Seinfeld (Show about nothing). So today was a good day. Played table tennis and tennis with Pops and afterwards we had a family dinner at Alameda. One thing that happened that is noteworthy is that when we were getting our plates from the Public Market the server was pressed by my dad about the portion of the meal and the gentleman told us that we may come back for more if we weren’t full. I personally thought my dad shouldn’t have made an issue about the portion in the first place and i really thought my parents shouldn’t have told me to get some more rice when I had finished my served portion. I was kind of in awe of what my parents thought were within the rights of customers. For me, the store decides on the portion and the price of the meal. You may disagree onto what the portion is, but what you do then is move on to another restaurant not negotiate with the server what the portion should be. But screw what I think my parents and the server came from another culture and they (especially my parents) thought it was within the line of Korean Jung culture. I did go over there ( after being pressed by parents) and ask for more rice and I received plenty and I happily went on with my meal. So it worked out for me but I feel like I owe the guy one. I’ll go over there and tip him for the rice next time. But the question of the day is why do what seems okay to my parents not okay to me?  And this happens a lot. And because I’m naturally on my side I am inclined to say that I’m more correct but I’ve seen numerous cases where my parents did things that doesn’t sit well with me but work out just fine in the end. Afterwards I am labled as being anal. Am I? If so, why am I this way and what should I do about it to loosen my standards a bit?

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English

I need to grow. My English needs to become better. I want to be more genuine. In order to do that my tempo has to be slower yet more steady. I have an interview today. I hope I get it. Truth is the key that opens hearts. 

I’m going to talk about what is going good so far since the medication.

I work out more. I am in a better rhythm in terms of waking up and going to bed. I stopped trying to argue with my parents. My parents look so much happier and calmer. I’ve been on a constant job search. Which will mean more interview opportunity. This will hone my interviewing skills. It will help me become more genuine person.

What needs to improve. I need more stamina. So I can have longevity when I do certain things. Eat Healthier. Chew more.

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closed mouth

one of the keys in breathing method because without your mouth closed the air just leaks out and your body above your 명치 doesnt get the air circulation it needs. Probably the reason for puffy face.