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Can someone please tell me winter is over?
It felt like spring today and I loved it! I'm thankful for a glimpse of spring, although I'm absolutely sure that winter isn't over yet. It's Canada, there's no way winter can be gone by mid January. Yet, I was happy to get some sunlight because I don't remember the last time I saw a clear sky. I'm so tired of this dreary weather.
When I find something that tastes really good, I can eat the exact same thing three times a day. And the next day, and the next day… pretty much until I get sick of it. I was addicted to english muffin sandwich with white cheddar, fried egg over medium and oven roasted turkey. I literally had it for breakfast every single day and sometimes even for lunch. I'd say I finished about 8~9 bags of english muffin. That gave me almost 100 sandwiches since I only ate half the muffin per meal. Some other addictions were green tea latte, grape bubble tea, and ho-bak-jook (butternut squash porridge).
Lately, I've been addicted to cream cheese bagel. Let me tell you, I used to hate cream cheese. I think it was around October or November last year. During one of the discipleship classes at church, my leader brought in some cream cheese bagel for breakfast. I was starving at the time so I took a piece of the bagel, knowing that it would taste bad. However, it wasn't so bad. I took another bite and I was surprised because it was a different taste than what I remembered. Still, it didn't leave a big impression. After a short while, I forgot about the taste and I didn't really have a craving for it.
You know I've been trying to go to early morning prayer since the New Year. After the meeting, the church provides breakfast. One morning, the menu was cream cheese and bagels. Even then, my appetite was completely fine as I had not weird cravings… and it all happened yesterday. There it was, bagel and cream cheese. Since then, I got addicted to it and today - for breakfast, lunch and dinner, I had bagel and cream cheese. I toasted the bagel with a little bit of butter and spread a spoonful of cream cheese… it was so delicious but I don't feel good anymore. It's definitely not a balanced diet. I always say I'm never gonna eat it since I'm so sick of it, but we'll see what happens tomorrow.
When I find something that tastes really good, I can eat the exact same thing three times a day. And the next day, and the next day… pretty much until I get sick of it. I was addicted to english muffin sandwich with white cheddar, fried egg over medium and oven roasted turkey. I literally had it for breakfast every single day and sometimes even for lunch. I'd say I finished about 8~9 bags of english muffin. That gave me almost 100 sandwiches since I only ate half the muffin per meal. Some other addictions were green tea latte, grape bubble tea, and ho-bak-jook (butternut squash porridge).
Lately, I've been addicted to cream cheese bagel. Let me tell you, I used to hate cream cheese. I think it was around October or November last year. During one of the discipleship classes at church, my leader brought in some cream cheese bagel for breakfast. I was starving at the time so I took a piece of the bagel, knowing that it would taste bad. However, it wasn't so bad. I took another bite and I was surprised because it was a different taste than what I remembered. Still, it didn't leave a big impression. After a short while, I forgot about the taste and I didn't really have a craving for it.
You know I've been trying to go to early morning prayer since the New Year. After the meeting, the church provides breakfast. One morning, the menu was cream cheese and bagels. Even then, my appetite was completely fine as I had not weird cravings… and it all happened yesterday. There it was, bagel and cream cheese. Since then, I got addicted to it and today - for breakfast, lunch and dinner, I had bagel and cream cheese. I toasted the bagel with a little bit of butter and spread a spoonful of cream cheese… it was so delicious but I don't feel good anymore. It's definitely not a balanced diet. I always say I'm never gonna eat it since I'm so sick of it, but we'll see what happens tomorrow.
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