Moving is my Least Favorite Activity

人生有时候会遇到很多种问题：学习上，健康上，家人，etc.所以，我觉得我很缺乏真正的心安感觉。我只想平平安安地过日子。Working on it.

今天晚上搬完家了。搬家非常不好玩。现在我跟以前不一样啦。我觉得越多东西就越烦恼。我知道我有很多没有用的东西。I only use about 10% of all the stuff I own. AHHHHH all of the rest of it is just sitting there and being wasted!!! =.= That’s why I never buy stuff now unless I really need it….since I probly wont ever use it and it’ll just sit there, be wasted (money wasted too), and then just be a huge hassle to move when the time comes.

今天是我这世第一次入IKEA!! xP

http://www.yelp.com/biz/yammy-sushi-el-cerrito

Yammy Sushi o.O

If Only I Had Some Free Plane Tickets in Hand

I want to go to the Pokemon Center in New York City someday!

Speaking of Pokemon, I find this hilarious:

And take a vacation to visit Hong Kong again D= really wish I was able to be on vacation there like.......now

Self-Reminder

"Yun Siu Sut Dai"

This is a Chinese saying which means while you are fretting over little things, you are losing/neglecting the big things that matter. It's something that I need to learn to stop doing.

Childhood

I am super excited to be starting work as a literacy tutor. At orientation, during the discussion of "behavior management" of children of different levels, I began to feel very very nostalgic. I thought of my childhood, where every day was like an adventure, everything was interesting, and nothing was extremely bothersome. I miss all those endless hours I spent watching awesome cartoons, reading books such as Arthur, the Magic Tree House, Amelia Bedelia. I remember going to the toy store, barbies, polly pockets, Pokemon cards, gameboy, jump rope, recess, lunch boxes, tether ball, playing tag, swimming, playing outside, being thrilled to be at the park. My favorite activities as a child included watching cartoons, reading books, recess, playing outside, etc. Time went by slowly, each day was relatively relaxing and innovative, and the world was beautiful. There was nothing to stress out about. Which brings me to my next point:

I just wish I could go somewhere for a real vacation.

Sometimes I want a real break, with no bothers or worries at all. It's funny though, when I don't have ANYTHING planned, I'm bored out of my mind, which isn't fun, but if I have something productive planned, there's always something to stress over, which also isn't fun. Oh the irony..

Nowadays I am seriously a stresshead and time just flies by whether I'm happy or miserable. :(

Why? Probably nobody knows.

What's the point of taking so many classes, from high school to college, when we forget the majority of what we learned in these classes right after we are done with the classes? Aside from the upper division courses related to our major, when will we use the things we "learned" in all those years of school? (Not to mention some people don't even get a job that is too related to their major). IT can be concluded we waste those first 22 years of our lives "learning" a lot of things we don't really retain or need for our lives.
Why? WHY?! And, on the contrary, why do we NOT take classes about things that we should know, but don't know? (topics include: buying a house, filing taxes, healthy eating, communication, etc.) We all know what kind of things we have to "learn" throughout high school and through the first two years of college. Why does society structure itself like so?

Summer....

I feel like most of society revolves around consumerism, eating, and media. Doesn't most social life revolve around some form of shopping, purchasing, eating meals together, watching videos online/movies or talking about some form of media? Hmmmmm

Anyway, I go back to Berkeley on Monday morning. That means I would have spent a total of 8 days home. In these eight days, I have been teaching my mom computer basics and also getting practice cooking since its about all I'm going to get before I go back >_> then I probably won't cook very much.

I'm apparently very bad at blogging.