When I went to Taiwan a few years ago, I remember our tour guides recommending us to try their milk tea. They said that milk tea, especially pearl milk tea, is the best drink in Taiwan. I didn't try it though. I wasn't much of a foodie. So I went home kind of regretting not trying it and wondering how it tastes like.
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Saturday, April 20, 2013
I Love Milk Tea
When I went to Taiwan a few years ago, I remember our tour guides recommending us to try their milk tea. They said that milk tea, especially pearl milk tea, is the best drink in Taiwan. I didn't try it though. I wasn't much of a foodie. So I went home kind of regretting not trying it and wondering how it tastes like.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
I Love Having a Nerdy Twin
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| my nerdy twin patiently tutoring me |
I will start writing about the things/people that I love. I
will use the tag "I love" for these entries. My first entry is, of
course, about my twin.:D
I Love Having a Nerdy
Twin
I'm not a nerd. OK, maybe just a bit. My friends think so.
But I remember being a happy-go-lucky kid who didn't care about books and
studies. All I cared about were Barbie dolls and TV. I didn't see the point of
studying because I thought that I would automatically be intelligent when I
grow up. LOL, I was a silly kid back then.
My sister, on the other hand, has been studious all her
life. She loves to read and loves science - a subject that I hated the most.
She excelled in school and was admired by everyone because of her intelligence.
I remember one time, when we were in grade school, she won a contest, and all
our classmates surrounded her to admire her medal. I was happy for her, but I
admit I felt a bit of jealousy.
Years passed, and she would always get higher grades than I
did. People wouldn't stop comparing us. I felt l wasn't good at anything. It
was a huge blow to my self-esteem. Good thing is, we have always been very
close. I told her about my insecurities. She decided to tutor me. I got to ask
her questions that I would never have dared to ask others for fear of being
ridiculed. My twin was patient with me.
I realized the importance of hardwork. There may be people
with higher I.Q. But no one is born with knowledge. Knowledge is earned. My
sister's and my efforts had paid off. I started to get good grades in school, and
sometimes, even higher than my twin.
Now that we no longer go to school, my sister still
continues being nerdy. That's her passion. I went back to being my happy-go-lucky
self. And I still care about Barbie dolls and TV.:D
The following are her nerdy blogs:
Let’s Talk about People (my favorite!)
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