Hi!
People have probably noticed that it's almost New Year's. We are finally graduating from 2011 and are ready to move on to 2012. It feels kind of weird to me, when I think about it, because I still feel like 2010 has just ended. But I'm getting used to the idea.
I've been thinking more about this particular year, 2012, more than just the usual "Aaah! How could it be the next year already!" stuff. Because of the ancient Mayans. It's all their fault that half the population is entertaining the idea that the world is going to end on December 12, 2012. And they're just saying it because their friends watched the movie "2012" or something. Nobody even knows the real truth! Because let's face it. I really don't think the world is going to just, you know, stop just because the Mayans said so. Anyway, they might not have even predicted it. It might just be modern fault. And 12/20/2012 was just the end of the Mayan's "Long Count" cycle. They thought the earth might "renew" itself. Ha. I mean, how is that going to happen? I don't mean to be offensive, though. You can believe what you want to believe. This is just my opinion. It's my blog, after all.
Anyway, Happy New Year's!
~m.
Friday, December 30, 2011
Saturday, December 17, 2011
The Holidays are Coming!
Hi, everyone!
So this morning I was sitting there eating chocolate chip pancakes. Yum. Then it dawned on me. It's almost winter break! I was elated and gleeful and then I realized something else. It's almost Christmas and Hanukkah and Kwanzaa and whatever else you celebrate! (Forgive me if I left out someone's holiday. Notify me in Comments and I'll edit). I'm really excited! Two whole weeks off of school and holidays! *does happy dance* YAY! Happy Holidays, everyone!!
~m.
So this morning I was sitting there eating chocolate chip pancakes. Yum. Then it dawned on me. It's almost winter break! I was elated and gleeful and then I realized something else. It's almost Christmas and Hanukkah and Kwanzaa and whatever else you celebrate! (Forgive me if I left out someone's holiday. Notify me in Comments and I'll edit). I'm really excited! Two whole weeks off of school and holidays! *does happy dance* YAY! Happy Holidays, everyone!!
~m.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Hello
Hello and welcome to my blog!
I want to tell you that this blog IS NOT A FOOD BLOG!
I have no knowledge whatsoever of food or cooking, so a food blog would be highly improbable.
I'm assuming that most readers know what a "pupu platter" but I will take the liberty to explain anyway. A pupu platter is an American-Chinese platter of many different foods. The origin of the word comes from Hawaii. I used the name for my blog because this blog will be like a pupu platter, full of a lot of different things but still interesting to read.
Thanks for dropping by!
~m.
I want to tell you that this blog IS NOT A FOOD BLOG!
I have no knowledge whatsoever of food or cooking, so a food blog would be highly improbable.
I'm assuming that most readers know what a "pupu platter" but I will take the liberty to explain anyway. A pupu platter is an American-Chinese platter of many different foods. The origin of the word comes from Hawaii. I used the name for my blog because this blog will be like a pupu platter, full of a lot of different things but still interesting to read.
Thanks for dropping by!
~m.
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