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I always feel like
November is a month of a preparation for change. I like to stress here the word
“preparation” because the change may not have happened yet, but the seeds have
been planted and there is potential of replacement.
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My favorite question to
ask to anyone is, “what is your go-to food when you want to wind down after a
long day?” I personally think what a person considers as a “comfort” food
depicts a deep narrative about the person. Comfort food, I believe, embodies
more than just a pile of deep-fried carbs drowned with unethical amount of
fatty goop, which ultimately make me feel intensely grossed out rather than
comforted. What I crave in my personal comfort food is something that will
remind me that the world is a safe place, full of calorie-free donuts and real
life pokemons. I want to feel great before, during and after I have eaten the
meal. Naturally, whenever I need shelter from my adult life, I always end up
crawling back to my favorite childhood moments – eating noodles.
