Gloria's Blog

I got to know Ed Sheeran when I was in a friend's car. He was playing Ed Sheeran's radio. The song I heard at the time was "How would you feel". I didn't know. I asked Siri. I am not sure if it’s the especially good audio in his car, or it's the song. It just stuck with me. After I came back home, I searched him online, and realized so many songs I like are by him. I listened to more of his songs. And then, I came across a particular one. It's called "Perfect". I watched the MV on YouTube . I don't know how to perfectly describe the feeling. I am addicted and overwhelmed, by it and all the things it brought to me. (Yes it is a love song. But no I am not thinking about my love stories) And, this is what happened when I listen to a song for over 30 times in a single night. I mean, do nothing but just staring at the screen and listen. 1 The first thing I was wondering was, what has this guy been through to be able to write a song li

Today's post is not going to be nutritious or insightful or meaningful in any ways. --- I've heard people say, a lot of their memories are associated with food. I am not a foodie. To be honest, I'm probably the opposite. I mostly treat eating as an intake of calories, to support daily function of my body and brain. I can eat exactly the same meal everyday for months. But I do agree, that some of my memories are deeply associated with food. I've been to Vegas three times now. And there are two foods, that are still so vivid in my memory, that I decided to dedicate a blog for them. About 1.5 years ago, we had a MBA mixer party in Vegas. Hundreds of MBAs across all the major schools flooded into Vegas. I do not like party, especially this type of large scale, Vegas based party with a LOT of alcohol and crazy people. I party only because I want to push myself to try different things. So, to some extent, the Vegas MBA mixer is a 'work' for me. I remember vivi