Atitaya

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. 

      What a great show! If you’re a shopaholic and gardened lover!  I went to Macy with my classmates after my teacher suggested us to take a little field trip for visiting Macy’s flower show on Tuesday. It’s called Journey to Paradisios at Macy which on State Street in Chicago. The event is on Sunday, March 24-Sunday, April 7. They provide the brochures to plan your adventure. It’s an amazing floral show. I especially like the one which calls the Paradisi’ Language with the floral alphabets. It’s pretty cool and very interesting. Now, I can write my name with the Paradisi’ language, and you can also write yours too by looking at my Paradisi ‘ alphabets photo. I’m pretty sure you will like this show. The flowers are so gorgeous. Thank you Macy!  

Yummy, yummy yogurty! When you first hit my tongue,  I fell in love with you. The white food, you are so good for breakfast, dinner and snack. Light and smooth lactic food, you are very friendly to many fruities, blueberries, strawberries,  raspberries, blackberries even seed and honey. Darling, you taste so good with sweet and sour. Darling, you fill my soul, you are the one I adore. Yummy, yummy yogurty! Oh yogurty, kids love you, adults love you, and I love you, milky food, healthy food. Thank you to the inventor for the luscious, delicious yogurty!

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When I first saw you  Your smile drove me crazy Then you walked away 

Nakhon Phanom Where I am from Many Memories From when I was young The sound of the water Near Mekong River Joyful mornings of Food offerings to monks Peaceful celebration At the holy Pagoda Beautiful mountain view In Laos Variety of culture And happy people

First English song! "Every sha-la-la-la Every wo-o-wo-o Still shines Every shing-a-ling-a-ling That they’re startin’ to sing’s So fine." The chorus that I always memorize! When I think about Western songs, it always reminds me of a song calls “Yesterday Once More” by Carpenters. My first English song when I was the first year in a middle school. It was English class. The teacher gave us a paper of song lyrics to learn and practice. Then we sang this song in front of the class as a group. I had so much fun even though it’s kind of a sad song.  I kept practicing when I was home. My sister was seven years old. She could sing this song after she heard me sang a lot of times. Now, I’m 25. While I’m writing my song memory, “it’s yesterday once more”. I’m not sure how many times I’ll listen and sing this song on Alexa tonight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTaWayUE5XA&start_radio=1&list=RDYTaWayUE5XA&t=4