DATE: 01/19/2005 11:48:11 下午
Good cooking makes you eat more and that helps you to balance your intake of nutritions.
Let's start with the Cauldron tofu you can easily find in Coscutters and Tescos
Sensational Tofu Dish (serves 1)
Ingredients
Cauldron Tofu 250g
Garlic (1 or 2 cloves, depends on how much you like the garliky flavor)
Spring Onion (Optional. I don't normally use it for some reasons, but it would definitely makes your dish sensational)
Red chilli peper (1. Optional. Depends on how much you like hot food)
Some vegetable salad (optional)
Some Lee Kum Kee Chilli Sauce (Preferably the Chilli Bean Sauce, others are also valid for this dish. You can buy it in the Chinese section in costcutter or in the Chinese mobile shop in market place.Other chilli sauces can be used too.)
Soya sauce (dark)
Vegetable oil (some. Sunflower oil is ok too)
Salt (some)
Preparation
Unpack the Tofu (NB. Save the water in the pack, it will be useful later)
Dice the tofu into small squares
Peel the garlic (tip: press it hard with the side of the blade.)
Slice the garlic
Wash the chilli pepper, cut off the head, and slice it
Start to Cook
Heat the oil in the wok.(Put more than too little but less than burying the buttom of the wok) Wait a few seconds. Put the garlic in, stir it for several times. Put the Tofu in when you can smell the garlic. (Dont burn the Garlic). Stir fry the tofu for a while, put some salt before you can see some of them turn golden. (Don't wait till they all turn golden.) Put the chilli pepper in, and stir. Add the soya sauce. (just a little to make it look brown), stir to balance the colour. Put in the water saved in the pack. Turn down a bit the heat (to the middle power). Stir the tofu. When the water is boiled, put in the chilli sauce. (about three tea spoons). Stir stir stir, till the water nearly dry out. Put on the spring onion. Stir, stir. And SERVE!
NB. Always serve with RICE.
It will be good-looking if you put the vegetable salad on side and top of the dish.
I'll show you some pictures next time I make the dish. But trust me, it tastes damn good.
COMMENT:AUTHOR: Matthew FelgateEMAIL: M.Felgate@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/matthewfelgate/DATE: 01/22/2005 01:46:44 下午 teach me to cook, teach me to cook ! ! !
TITLE: A Dream
DATE: 01/19/2005 08:09:29 下午
Someone I know won a Nobel literature Prize in last night's dream.
COMMENT:
AUTHOR: Matthew FelgateEMAIL: M.Felgate@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/matthewfelgate/DATE: 01/22/2005 01:47:12 下午 Please, tell me it wasn't Lulu :p
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Peng ZouEMAIL: P.Zou@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoupeng/DATE: 01/22/2005 03:23:00 下午 no
fortunately~
TITLE: BOREDBOREDBOREDBOREDBOREDBOREDBOREDBORED
DATE: 01/18/2005 03:11:38 上午
I think I will never post any comments again
I hate arguement but I couldn't help to get temporally grumpy…....
THE WORLD IS STINKY
PEOPLE STOP TO THINK ABOUT DEVELOPMENT
PEOPLE SINK
PEOPLE STINK
I HATE LIVE A LIFE
BECAUSE
CAPITALISM — EVIL
CHINA — EVIL
DEMOCRACY —EVIL
IMPERIALISM — EVIL
COMMUNIST — EVIL
NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE
THE EVIL WORLD IS STILL AROUND YOU
IM THE HELPLESS CASE
LEAVE ME ALONE, WORLD
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in destroying every mean of democracy (maybe I mean liberty) media plays a very important, I can even say, crucial role. It is media who is playing the role of establishing a new psuedo-utopia taking the place of religion nowadays. Some religions would provok people to think, but media only help people to draw a more and more simplified picture of the increasingly complicated world. Marx is right, media is the best tool for ruling the world. It horrified me when I saw those comments posted by both the Chinese and Britons about how firmly them believed in the facts their media presents them and opposing each other. If the world is a helpless case, media must be the biggest demon!
COMMENT:
AUTHOR: Matthew FelgateEMAIL: M.Felgate@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/matthewfelgate/DATE: 01/22/2005 01:49:29 下午
hey, calm down Miss Penguin!!!
Life is good~
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Peng ZouEMAIL: P.Zou@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoupeng/DATE: 01/22/2005 03:23:54 下午 calm down matt….my blog is stuffed with your comments now
haha~
TITLE: The Funniest Translation EVER
DATE: 01/15/2005 03:05:52 上午
Just saw a Chinese translation for the film Leon, calling it 流氓医生(literally mean the Horny Doctor). Ridiculous…
COMMENT:
AUTHOR: Guohui ZhangEMAIL: Guohui.Zhang@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/guohuizhang/DATE: 01/15/2005 08:13:18 下午 I am wondering why it is translated that way… and also ….em….your word 'cheesest'. why….
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Peng ZouEMAIL: P.Zou@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoupeng/DATE: 01/15/2005 09:51:22 下午 hmmm
cheesy seems to be quite different in British English and American English. It's a bit black humourous to use this word.
and I didn't translate the title. I think they translated it that way for the pirated DVD market.
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Minxi ZhouEMAIL: eluear@gwmail.warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/mzhou/DATE: 01/17/2005 06:35:20 下午 Yea, the 'translators' in pirate DVDs trade are incredibly HYPER creative…
TITLE: Boar, did you show us the WHOLE fact?
DATE: 01/14/2005 05:21:41 上午
About the recent Janan Ganesh article titled 'Great leap forward?' China, many people have read and responded. However, when I went to the Boar website tried to comment. The editor cut my comment by waist, and changed my screen name 'interpreter' to 'Anonymous'. Well, that is quite strange way of editing website message board. So by hoping all I have written are legal in this country, I'd like to try out putting my comments up here, and see what will happen to it.
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May I take this opportunity to show my interpretion to Janan's words：
1. 'Why are we so relaxed about China's ongoing rise to superpower?'
—>'The power China bears is terrifying. Great Bush has listed it into the demon list. Let's not neglect its evil potentiality with all those weapons! Get our own weapons!!'.... and yes, eventually….'Invade China like we did to the Iraqi terroists! Kill the Chinese cos they make us feel insecure!'
Shall I point a mistake you made, Mr. Ganesh? 'Superpower' is not the word you want to use here, it's too netrual, I think you'd better use 'huge satan' or something
2. 'Europe will suddenly find itself amounting to little more than a vulnerable peninsula of a vast authoritarian landmass stretching from Moscow to Beijing'
ah, simple case! —> Europe will be invaded by the Chinese and the Russians! Why would the EU allow the two countries to exist?! Grab your weapon! Destroy them, European citizens!
Yeh, I know, Chinese people are so evil. Then prepare a helmet for yourself tomorrow, Mr.Ganesh, the Chinese students in your university might attack you as well as their country would have attacked Europe.
3. '... the fact that China hasn't had a single national election in its 5,000 year history?'
ha, even easier -> 'Chinese people are uncivilised! Grab your weapons cilvilised ppl! Kill the barbarians!'
Yeh, Chinese women have been discriminated as a possession of men for thousands of years too. Like women all over the world. I think you forgot that point as well.
I don't know if you have a clue about what 'cultural imperialism' is. If people have been living in a single system for thousands of years and are still content of it (the majority), why would you think the alternatives are better ways? Even if the people in such culture want to try out other forms, let them do it out of their will! They don't need any other SUPERPOWERS to intervene their own business, especially by FORCE!
TO WARWICK BOAR
I don't know why the editors and directors of your newspaper hate the Chinese students in the university so much so that you would spare such a big space for someone to whip up the idea of KILLING ALL THE CHINESE BABARIANS? Can you please give me some answer? I don't see it as the freedom of media issue. Aren't the media supposed to have concern on ?educate?, 'inform' and ?entertain?? Do you think the university student should recieve such 'education' as the Chinese are from an evil country and they're our enemies? So that all the university students who read the Boar would rise up and have the university boss to kick out the whole 1000 Chinese population here, is that your initial concern to put up this news comment? Or do you think it's hard facts that you should inform the students that China is evil? Oh, I suppose you only thought it's an entertainment. Entertainment for who? The Chinese students would definitely not take it as an entertainment, nether does the Russians I suppose.
So why? Tell me what aspects are your editors looking for? What kind of effect do you want to make on the students? Don't tell me Janan was only pointing his fingers at the Chinese government. I have looked throught the whole article, not a single word indicated it was the Chinese GOVERNMENT. No! He used CHINA, all the time. For the Chinese, China is where they can find their identity geographically. Are the Chinese people here threaten you at all?
the editor replied me for my second half of the comment to the name of 'Anonymous (2nd year Cultural Studies)' and below is my reply back.
Dear Editor,
Thanx for your reply. I have always appreciated your concern on Chinese students, and been grateful. But I think you've seen all those criticisms on the Janan article. And I bet there are hundreds more going to flood here. It's aparently based on an assumption of 'belated $60m' donation from China without checking the fact. As I have already pointed out, the word used there was CHINA, not Chinese government. China includes the government AND the people, so far as I understand. O, well, English is not my mother tongue, I don't have the say. But that's the feeling most of the Chinese readers get. So what do you think if you post a comment said that the British public donated some 'belated …barely' amount would happen? Would you not hurt the British people's feeling? Will they not be angry?
And just now, I saw how you worked exactly the same as the Chinese media editors I worked with. That's nothing much to complain I know. I just had some stereotypes on the democratic medias/internet.
My first bit of SHOUT, was sentimental I admit, but I don't think it is a taboo to a comment board on internet. I did follow exactly what you have informed me 'Tips Informed, constructive debate is what we're looking for here, as well as your views and opinions. Remember to stay on-topic, avoid repeating what others have said and keep it to the point. Enjoy.'
why can't my understanding (although tends to be extreme, but it was my first impression from the article) to be aired?
COMMENT:AUTHOR: Daniel Wilson CrawEMAIL: D.K.Wilson-Craw@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/danielwilsoncraw/DATE: 01/14/2005 12:00:05 下午 You've got to excuse Janan. He is but a simple International Relations realist, which means when he talks about China, he means China as a state actor in world affairs. I can see why you take offence at his reference to 'China', but believe me, neither he nor the Boar, has anything against Chinese people.
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Peng ZouEMAIL: P.Zou@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoupeng/DATE: 01/14/2005 10:00:03 下午
I can excuse Janan if he was only careless on the word he used. But I can not excuse Warwick Boar's editors. Because they are responsible to make sure whether the word the author uses is correctly. On this occasion, if everything is just as you suggested, they apparently are not quite responsible to their jobs.
If you look up the word China in Oxford Dictionary, I don't think 'the Chinese government' would be the first definition. Uncommon as this definition is used, I wonder how isolated Mr. Janan was from the real world when he wrote such article?
I'm doing a linguistic module at the moment, so please excuse me to believe that language does reflect people's mind, and it CAN influence the whole society.
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: ChrisEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/17/2005 01:14:12 下午Nowhere in Janan's article did he say anything remotely promote the idea that anyone should be "KILLING ALL THE CHINESE BARBARIANS". Nowhere. You have completely misunderstood the piece.
And you have completely misunderstood the use of 'China'. It can easily mean 'Chinese government'. This is common English usage – America can mean the American government or the country, depending on whether you are talking about geography, sociology, or international politics. It seemed obvious to me when reading the article that China referred to China's government. Janan's points were political criticisms of the government.
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Peng ZouEMAIL: P.Zou@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoupeng/DATE: 01/23/2005 07:22:43 下午 Dear editor, please explain this usage in Boar and to all the Chinese, otherwise the word China is so easily mean 'China' to all the Chinese students.P.S Was Janan talking about the Chinese government alone? Did you consider the donation issue as a government-only action? Is the growing of economy a governmental action?
P.P.S Well done the new issue. Mongered even more anxiety between ethnics. I m so glad we had such a peace-loving university press.
TITLE: Being a vegetarian: the Beginner
DATE: 01/14/2005 01:36:19 上午
Don't have much to post though. I have been a vegetarian for two days. If I can forget about some of the occasions that I had took some egg or milk product by mistake, I had pretty much vegan diet for past two days. In case of too much critism against my diet, I decide not to publish my diet in detail from now on. And I'll think of other ways to accomplish this column of the blog ;)
TITLE: Cutting off Chicken Day 7
DATE: 01/11/2005 11:50:49 下午
I have to admit that today is not a very strict day. Let's count what I have eaten from breakfast
well, if there was a breakfast. My cursed alarm on phone didn't work in the morning, so when I opened my eyes, it was already 12. So I decided to add two plums to lunch to compensate my absent breakfast
Lunch: two plums, some noodles with artificial beef powder in the soup
Dinner: vegitarian dumplins (made in EAT), some vegetables… and potato salad… I don't know what kind of potato salad that was, but it tasted like poptato salad with mayonaise….....................................The second time tricked by mayonaise…..................................... how can I not hate it!
Just now: I had two peppers from leon's kebab ;)
TITLE: Cutting off Chicken Day 6DATE: 01/10/2005 09:18:08 下午
As people suggested, it's not a good idea to go too fast on a diet. And, indeed, vegetarian do eat. And it's true, that physically I m not very well adapted to this diet now. I'm only cutting chicken off after all, why did I make all those fuss even further to garlic and onion? I should give my body some more time. So I change the plan. What I have decide is, for next week, I will have two day off from my meatless diet, i.e. apart from these two days, I won't have any meat in my meals, and within these two days, I can have any meat I want except for chicken and chicken products.
Well, today is my meatless free day for this week :D
Breakfast: Jamcake and a cup of tea
Lunch: Vegan sandwich
Dinner: Potato and Leek soup (contains cream and butter), toasts with turkey ham (I threw them away after the second bite… I don't like them), an orange.
Since I will acompany Leon to do Lulu's hair cut, he will treat me a kebab:D I think I'll order a lamb one :D
My diet seems so far return to a healthy track.
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Just had a large lamb kebab, hopefully that would help me catch up with my metabolism ;)
NB. I m neither on a losing weight diet, nor on a keeping health diet. I m doing this because I want to give eating a thought, and to be less greedy. This diet can be considered as my religious diet (see the Buddhist Diet for further information on this sort of diet), though I m a less religious person if consider in the length of time. But I do agree I should really work on to what extend that I should cut down the food I take in so that I can keep on going. Don't take me as any sort of extremist. I just want to take a step back and see the meaning of life.
COMMENT:AUTHOR: Iyobosa AdegheEMAIL: I.N.Adeghe@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/iadeghe/DATE: 01/10/2005 11:06:15 下午 Regardless of whether you eat meat or not, you're taking in next to nothing overall; marginally more than 1000 cals I'd imagine. Not sure whether you're trying to lose weight, or simply eat healthily, but you're slowing your metabolism down for sure.
TITLE: Cutting off Chicken Day 5
DATE: 01/09/2005 07:39:32 下午
I can't believe that I have only been through this diet for 4 days, I thought this was the 6th day….
List of the food taken today:
two oranges
some potato salad
a piece of bread
a piece of biscuit
waw… that's all….
I gonna have some more oranges later :D
AUTHOR: Antony HarfieldEMAIL: A.J.Harfield@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/aharfield/DATE: 01/10/2005 01:13:12 下午 Sounds like a fast to me… Being a vegetarian, you can still eat you know! Have you given up garlic and onion? Cause some Chinese vegetarians don't eat these do they?
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Peng ZouEMAIL: P.Zou@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoupeng/DATE: 01/10/2005 06:24:05 下午 Yeah, I think that's a bit fast too
I've changed my plan now~
TITLE: 妍媸迥殊与东施效颦
DATE: 01/09/2005 04:09:07 上午
为了给马上要展开的正规论文写作创造一个良好的状态,我决定在这里先跟大家分享一下我在《世说新语》上的新发现.
妍媸迥殊 (yánchījiǒngshū)
潘岳妙有姿容，好神情。少时挟弹出洛阳道, 妇人遇者，莫不连手工萦之。左太冲绝丑, 亦复效岳游遨,于是群妪齐共乱唾之,委顿而返.
各位看官应该发现了，以上这段文字正说的是我们熟悉的帅哥潘安的故事。不知道古代人真是那样还是作者故意要夸张搞笑，这故事还真挺好玩的。说的是潘安一出街就广受大众欢迎(当然,主要是师奶级的),所以呢丑人左太冲也学他出街,却被大众唾骂了一番,所以只能灰溜溜的回家了.词里妍是美的意思,而媸是丑的意思,合起来就是说美人和丑人所受的待遇定是大不一样的.
对于潘安的?美?作者是颇费了一番笔墨的。他不仅在文章上做了工夫，说这潘郎?妙有姿容?又有?好神情?，脚注中还要标明著名的?掷果盈车?的故事。 ?掷果盈车?的典故说潘安每次出街都有一堆师奶带着礼物去追随他，走不久他那车上就满是礼物果品了。而?掷果盈车?这个词，翻译成英文，比较通俗一点的就说是?incredibly handsome?。其实哪有那么incredible，现在隔三差五就新出道两个的男明星受的礼遇比他还好很多呢。就连台北市的市长马英九也被大纪元网站称赞做有?掷果盈车?的外貌哩。我想依此类推我们中华人民共和国现任的国家主席胡景涛也可以带上?掷果盈车?这样的帽子了吧，什么普京，布莱尔也应该不在这话题外吧。政治谄媚也不要这么明显么。
回到《世说新语》的故事上。就因为潘安总是受到这样那样的礼遇，跟他同时代的人物左太冲就坐不住了。刘义庆够狠的，形容左太冲这个人，就两个字?绝丑?。大概他觉得世界上美人有很多种，而丑人全只有一个样吧。说得也是，貌美的人被人看得比较仔细，自然能分出很多品种来，什么?阳光型?，?忧郁型?，?斯文型?，?冷酷型?等等等等.
商家根据自己现在手头上已签约的帅哥们理出了这几大类，而狂热的少女们就根据这些被展现在她们面前的帅哥形象选择她们男友对象，天生不丽质的少男们就只能追随商家提供的线索对号入座，梳某某帅哥那样的头，穿某某帅哥那样的衣服，消费的帐单全又寄回商家那里去。有什么办法呢，生理需要么。这些少年自然比左某人幸运，他们至少有幌子挡着，偶尔也能成功迷惑几少女。左某人生不逢时，他那个时代的商家还不知道给所有人穿上统一的制服其实就是最大的商机，也没能因此改变左某人的耻辱经历。所以那天当左某人学潘安的样子走上街的时候，所有的师奶都朝他吐了一口口水。虽然我并看不出现代少年学偶像明星做派的行为和左某人有什么不同，但我想是因为现代少女也被经济的大轮转得晕头转向的，早就没有了辨别能力，管他是美是丑，那商家告诉她穿这个的就是美，她偏还就相信了，所以现代少年幸免于貌丑歧视。不过其实即使是左太冲也没什么好惨的：一，骂他的不过是一群老太婆，又不是他择偶的对象，这次出行虽然耻辱却并不影响他的人生。二，他的名字连头条都没上，不过就是被刘义庆隐秘的说了一声绝丑，怕什么，第二天天一亮大家就都忘记了。
同样是妍媸迥殊的故事，发生在女人身上可就不一样了。我想不出这世上还有哪个女人比东施更惨？?东施效颦?，她的大名亮晶晶的就写在头版头条上：若把春秋战国时期所有的作品合在一起出一期报纸，把〈庄子〉放在头版上不为过吧；庄子像小报记者一样在标题上点了东施的名与姓，这不是头条又是什么？所以〈庄子〉流芳百世，东施就遗臭万年。一个成功男人背后总有一个倒霉的女人，放在这一对身上再恰当不过。东施不过皱了皱眉，就因为她丑，所有人都说她在学西施，庄子还说了，东施一皱眉，地球都要抖三抖：一抖，所有富人把门关上震动太大；二抖，所有穷人脚一跺把好奇的妻子扯开去的回声太响；三抖，那是无数长得像东施的少女在号啕大哭呢（这一点庄子当然没想到）。这样一来，东施所有的求偶机会都没有了，独处闺中爆发不了，只好在沉默中变态。就是因为东施的故事太可怕，中国所有的女人都害怕变丑，就连商品社会的到来也没能挽救她们濒临崩溃的神经。所以时机一成熟她们就要去整容：?西施有双眼皮吧，我也要一个！??我要照图片上西施的眉毛纹一个一模一样的！??什么，隆西施那样的鼻子会有后遗症？我认了！?诸如此类.也不知这叫不叫做?东施效颦?呢？还有的女人，没有在一片喧嚣之中去整容，但她们却也没逃脱对东施命运的永久的畏惧，所以她们有的选择去喝那种用胎盘做的饺子汤以求容颜永驻，这是底版比较好的；另有一种则是无限的在生产猜忌与愤恨，直到把所有除了长相以外其他的美好都破坏了为止??比如说，中国式地离婚。庄子的出发点，也许不是说东施的丑后果有多严重，但在全中国、甚至东亚范围内引起的女性对丑的恐惧却是歇斯底里的。本来嘛，这东施只要一笑，说不定也是一纪阳光少女，被庄子这么一说，咸鱼翻身的机会都没了。就跟如花被吴宗宪在千万观众面前现了一现，整都整不去丑女的名声了。
所以，不需要我总结你们也知道，中国女性的地位自古以来就不如男性，女性没好看的脸就跟生活在精神病医院一样??只能靠激素过活，男性就算是?绝丑?也不过是灰溜溜的回家跟老婆睡（当然现在可不能这么说，50年过后中国待婚女性的人数将大大少于同龄男性，到时候男性灰溜溜了也没老婆可以抱了。活该，谁叫你们写东施效颦，这辈子做女人的下辈子都不敢投这个胎了，万一再变东施还不如让我少活五百年。）所以男性朋友们，恭喜你们，照这种情形下去，再过个一百来年你们就会有一个清净的纯男性世界了。届时不管是美是丑，谁效仿谁，都无所谓了。所谓的?妍媸迥殊?将不过是浩瀚历史中的一砾微尘，不值一提。
COMMENT:
AUTHOR: SeanEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/09/2005 07:26:06 下午 Good!
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: LeonEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/09/2005 07:26:28 下午 Very Good!
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: YeahEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/09/2005 07:26:49 下午 Very very good!
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: drumyEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/10/2005 03:38:27 上午 It's great!
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: :) (: :) (:EMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/10/2005 11:11:45 上午 ^^
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so is penguina.
:)
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: MMEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/22/2005 04:15:15 下午 世间女子为相貌而愁，男子为权利而挣，是为凡人。
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Peng ZouEMAIL: P.Zou@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoupeng/DATE: 01/22/2005 04:58:32 下午 是社会压迫的说
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: MMEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/25/2005 05:26:41 上午 ?????????
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: MMEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/25/2005 05:27:01 上午 ?????????
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: MMEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/25/2005 05:27:28 上午 ?????????
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: MMEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/25/2005 05:28:18 上午 ????
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----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: MMEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/25/2005 05:28:51 上午 can't not display chinese?
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: MMEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/25/2005 05:29:21 上午 ??
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: MMEMAIL: IP: URL: DATE: 01/25/2005 05:29:58 上午 surely can't display chinese, c ya
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Peng ZouEMAIL: P.Zou@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoupeng/DATE: 01/25/2005 09:06:47 上午 :/
TITLE: Cutting off Chicken Day 4
DATE: 01/08/2005 11:40:54 下午
digestive biscuit, multivitamins juice, jacket potato with butter and cheese, vegetable salad, tea, potato salad dressed with onion, olive oil, salt and artificial bacon salad dressing. O, well, that's all I had today. Plus I went to tescos, bought some tesco value bread and 6-pack orange, so there is possibility that I will eat these as well.
Apart from the butter thingie, I have been a vegan today :D I m quite proud of my rapid progress on getting into a Buddhism diet. I have even forgotten there was something once on the earth called chicken that we could eat as food. Well, apart from that I nearly used mayo for potato salad. I liked mayo a lot, so I did struggled with myself about the intrigue that maybe I could forget about the fact yolk is a part of the chicken category. But you know, justice would always defeat the devons :D The diet plan went on very well today. Congrats!!
TITLE: Cutting off Chicken Day 3
DATE: 01/07/2005 04:03:09 下午
By cutting off chicken, I seem to have cut off a lot of other food. Say I only had one or two this wheat biscuit and some multivatamin juice so far. It sounds more like a keeping fit diet to me now, though you know it's not where I departed. But well, so what, multi-tasking, hooray~
I had a breakfast panini at work... it contains eggs.... I didnt know that... I thought I should choose a bigger thingie to eat cos it was my work meal... I thought it was only bacon...I ended up eat 3/4 of it... Anyway, it's very bad…. :/
TITLE: Cutting off Chicken Day 2
DATE: 01/06/2005 08:53:36 下午
Breakfast : an apple
Lunch : Chocolate Milk Shake and Some Biscuit
Tea : A Meatfeast Pizza (meaty but without chicken, yey~)
Supper : Not yet, may not have it, or just end the day with another apple would be fine.
----I had the apple .
--- I was too hungry that my stomach started feeling funny...
- So I cooked myself some noodles. The only meaty ingredient I noticed on the packing is 'artificial beef' ;) It's not as tasty as usual, cos I would usually add spring onion and ready-eat chicken portions in it. Spring onion as well is one of the abstain food from the Buddhist diet list. So I deliberately decrease my huge intake of spring onions. The the spice pack comes with the noodles contains some dry spring onions. Well I dont expect myself adapt too quickly to the resistance of great tasty food. But I m on my way resisting the major seduction in life (don't get any other ideas). So as I currently believe, resisting the seductions in life is a way to clarify my mind, and will help me to see the world better.
Conclusion: Pretty well, another day without eating chicken
TITLE: Cutting off Chicken Day 1
DATE: 01/05/2005 10:19:07 下午
Today is a chicken seduction-free day, except from the fact that Leon wanted to put chicken powder in my stew potato. I sternly refused his offer and succeed in my first day of cutting off chicken.
Why I cut off chicken for the first step:
- Chicken is toxic at least I believe so
- I start to believe in Buddhism. I need to fight for my greed. Thus it's efficient to start a diet gradually.
- I m not that keen of eating chicken anyway. I'd like to start from the easiest. And cutting pork will be my final destination.
AUTHOR: Matthew FelgateEMAIL: M.Felgate@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/matthewfelgate/DATE: 01/09/2005 07:54:25 下午
Don't do the diet Pengu: if you get any smaller you may just dissappear altogether!!!!!
I think living on bad food may help to appriciate good food again: "you don't know what you've got until you say goodbye"
:)
----- COMMENT:AUTHOR: Peng ZouEMAIL: P.Zou@warwick.ac.ukIP: URL: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoupeng/DATE: 01/09/2005 07:57:21 下午 I'll save my soul… So that literally I won't disappear :D ¶ 4:32 pm
