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Author Archives: Adam
The Taste of Vacation
One of the last things I did on my vacation is something I haven’t done since I lived in Japan: I made a big pot of curry. Curry is one of those dishes that evokes a plethora of sentimental memories … Continue reading
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Perfect Timing
In anticipation of the BJ Penn and Vanderlei Silva fights coming up, I’d like to share this video:
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For Max
It’s funny that ladyboys are so ubiquitous in Thai culture that they appear in commercials! On another subject, this is a project for Justin and Nam: Start practicing to make Max the best bento in the World.
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Camo Lizard
I didn’t spot it right away. As I was looking at the mural on the southernmost bakery in the United States, I found a gecko hiding in the lau lau. Only when I got really close to it, did the … Continue reading
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Interpreting on Diamond Head
On a bright Saturday, late in the morning, Steve and I decided to hike up the volcanic cone that we could see from his house, located just next to Waikiki. We packed stuff that would unwittingly come in handy later … Continue reading
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Scrapes, Scabs, and Bruises
A crust of coagulated blood shielding formerly open cuts and abrasions and tissue sore from light trauma and exertion remind me that this vacation wasn’t some dream, and that I was just in Hawaii. The residual minor aches and pains … Continue reading
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There and Back
One and a half weeks in Hawaii seemed much longer than that, which was unexpected. From the moment the plane took off from San Francisco, time immediately slipped into a relaxed pace, packed full to the brim from the time … Continue reading
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Break Time
It’s been a year and five months since I’ve had a substantial amount of time off from work, and it feels like it. Usually, I put a lot of thought and effort into my job, but it seems like the … Continue reading
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Sleep Frustruations
I had two very vexing dreams in succession yesterday. In the first dream, I was talking with my little sister in her room, when she started screaming. I turned around, and saw a baby turkey-like bird walking past the cracked … Continue reading
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