A Recipe for Happiness

Ingredients:

2 cups of love

2 cubs of honesty

2 cubs of compromise

1 cup of sympathy

2 cups of positive thinking

1 can of politeness

1 can of smile

2 cans of entertainment

1 tablespoon of personality

1 cub of responsibility

Do not put complaining

How to make your happiness.

Mix love, honesty, compromise and sympathy together in a bowl.
Put positive thinking, politeness and smile, then stir until they are homogeneous.
Pour into the container and put in the freezer.
Mix personality and responsibility together in different bowl, and prepare for serving on side with entertainment.
Take the container from freezer.
Serve dairy anywhere and anytime and share to others.

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My Favorite Restaurant

Shushi and Noodle “Put this place in your bucket lists. Trust me!” Jaiyen Sushi & Noodle is one of my favorite restaurants in Chicago. It is Thai sushi restaurant. They have two locations. The one that I have been is on N California Avenue by Belmont and Elston streets, and another one, I have never been is on N broadway. Jaiyen Sushi & Noodle on N California has been running a food business for over seven years. They are BYOB, so you can bring your wine or beer over. They open every day 11.30 am until 10.00 pm. I can tell, this is a perfect restaurant in my bucket lists, for there are the modern decor, various food and great service. When you stepped there, you will have a casual feeling, and will be excited to see how unique sushi are and many kinds of noodle. After I first stepped through the door at Jaiyen Shushi & Noodle, I was so excited and glad I came. I am pretty sure; you will feel like me. The restaurant has the modern décor with the clean black table...

SONG MEMORY

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