What My Food Told Me This Evening
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Tonight my wife and I tried a Chinese buffet in our neighborhood. We’ve lived here three years and hadn’t been there yet. Needless to say, the food was great!
At the end of our meal, we opened our fortune cookies. You’re looking at mine. I’m not a superstitious person, but I am amused when things like this happen.
With graduation only 29 days away (heck yeah!), I definitely wouldn’t jump off the train now. But I’ve definitely questioned my career choice several times during this 3-year journey. It feels good to know that the cookie thinks I’ll make a decent lawyer. 🙂
Have you gotten any good fortunes lately? Do you follow your horoscope? Let’s talk about ’em.
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April 22nd, 2007
Way to go Andrew! You will be one great lawyer! 🙂 Heh.
(Hey, I’m a Chinese, and I haven’t tasted a fortune cookie for years)
April 22nd, 2007
Kian,
I definitely wouldn’t be surprised that Americans have mutilated another culture (in the sense that most Chinese meals don’t end with fortune cookies).
Or maybe you just haven’t eaten enough Chinese food lately. 😉
April 22nd, 2007
Heheh Andrew… Guess what? The Wikipedia entry says that Fortune Cookies are invented in California! Man… now I am confused! 😉
April 22nd, 2007
hahahaha. That’s definitely a great piece of trivia. It looks undisputed that they were invented in California. I had no idea!
April 29th, 2007
Well, there you go Andrew, sounds like the cookie confirmed what you already knew! Follow your dreams… good luck to you and congrats on graduating!
Bev
April 29th, 2007
Bev,
Thanks for the kind words. Now I just have to pass my final exams. 🙂