Cooking is a philosophy; it’s not a recipe.

Today, the Fourth day of the Lunar New Year is the day to welcome the kitchen god, the god of fortune and other gods. The fourth day of the Lunar New Year is when the God of Stove reports back to Heaven. The God of Stove will then returns back to your house later onContinue reading “Cooking is a philosophy; it’s not a recipe.”

Happy Birthday Barbie

February 13, 1959 –Barbara Millicent Roberts, noted American Idol contestant, Ballerina, Fashion model, Movie producer, Movie star, Rock star, Radio City Music Hall Rockette, Aerobics instructor, Olympic gymnast, Olympic figure skater, Tennis star, WNBA basketball player, Dentist, Medical doctor, Nurse, Pediatrician, Surgeon, Veterinarian, United States Army officer, United States President, UNICEF Summit diplomat, Ambassador forContinue reading “Happy Birthday Barbie”

Why not just call in sick

It’s the third day of The Lunar New Year and Chigou literally means “red dog“, an epithet of “the God of Blazing Wrath“. It is considered an unlucky day to have guests or go visiting. So people don’t like to go out on this day, otherwise they might lose their temper easily and become argumentative.Continue reading “Why not just call in sick”

In every home there is a heartache indeed

February 12, 2004 –After 43 years together, Barbie and Ken, shocked the nation when they announced that they were breaking up on this date. The couple had met on the set of their first television commercial together in 1961. Don’t worry, those crazy kids have patched things up and they’re still going strong. But Bunkies,Continue reading “In every home there is a heartache indeed”

Two towering figures of the 19th Century

It’s the 215th birthday of both Abraham Lincoln, a man with only a years’ worth of formal education and still became our 16th President and Charles Darwin, the man who tried to ride a dog to the tropics and the uncle of most monkeys. Go try preserving a union and question people’s fundamental religious beliefsContinue reading “Two towering figures of the 19th Century”