Fofo by El Willy Night

Fofo by El Willy is a Spanish Tapas restaurant owned by my best friend Elaine's aunt in Central, HK. What I considered a good dinner includes great company and I didn't realize how much I miss my best friend. Today I finally have the appetite to eat something that will stay in my stomach.

SO, I wanna talk about the restaurant first. The atmosphere is very comfortably surrounded by a lot of penguins and everything is purely white. This makes me feelextremely relaxed. Tidiness issomething I always look for when I come to a restaurant or someone's office. Due to beginning stage of opening, this restaurant makes me feel really clean and tidy.

Penguins are so cute hahaha, look at the penguins lamps so adorable!! Food are delicious there! I am very proud of Elaine's artwork for the menu, name card and the reserved signs. Good job babe! I enjoyed some laughters last night and for the first time in these couple weeks that I am very blessed to have good friends around the world. Most importantly, I did not vomit!

Ben said I lost chuck of weight and even J. Diddy said i look smaller. Though it's my intention to lose weight but I dont know if my health condition is at the right state. I am going to get a body check up when I am back in TW.

After dinner, I spent some quality time to catch up with my best friend. We've known each other since we were 16 years old, and ironically we were never in the same high school. She was the reason I used to obsessed with hello kitty and I used to pick her up all the time after she finishes classes.

And me being so sentimental, I can only say that I truly miss my best friend.

This makes me stronger!

After seeing the video below, I only have one thought in my mind. How dare of me to think that my problem is bigger than the others? How dare of me to even try to be irresponsible and try to run away from all these? The problems I have right now are completely solvable and quiet challenging. Who gives me the privilege to victimize me? No one is dying, no one is dealing with a matter of life and dead. What really gives me the right to think my problems are bigger than others? I am not a little girl anymore and it is time to learn how to deal with tremendous stress. Yes I am under a lot of pressure, mostly from myself. I am learning to walk around the cliff and get back to the reality. I am very Grateful of having my parents who love me un-conditionally and I have few whom I considered my friends that always be there for me. Of course I am glad that I've been given the chance to conquer what's in front of me. Most of all, I am very blessed to be able to give when it comes to people I care.

Dont Forget 2 Smile cause that's just a universal language!

Jan. 25, 2010 -- Laugh and the world laughs with you, literally. A new study suggests laughter is part of a universal language of basic emotions that all humans share. Researchers found that people from the UK and a remote African tribe were able to recognize basic emotions such as amusement, anger, fear, and sadness through simple sounds like laughter even though they came from very different cultures and languages. "People from both groups seemed to find the basic emotions - anger, fear, disgust, amusement, sadness, and surprise - the most easily recognizable," researcher Sophie Scott, a professor at University College London, says in a news release. "This suggests that these emotions - and their vocalizations - are similar across all human cultures." Basic Emotions Universal In the study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers had participants from the UK and the Himba tribe (who live a remote area in northern Namibia and lead completely traditional lives with no electricity, running water, or formal education) listen to a short story based on a particular emotion. For example, how a person is sad because a relative died. At the end of each story, the participants heard two sounds, such as crying or laughter, and were asked to match the sound to the emotion portrayed by the story. The British group heard sounds made by the Himba people and vice versa. The results showed the sound of laughter was particularly well recognized by both cultures. Listeners from both groups agreed that laughter signified amusement, as demonstrated by the feeling of being tickled. "Tickling makes everyone laugh - and not just humans," researcher Disa Sauter, of the department of psychology at University College London, says in the release. "We see this happen in other primates, such as chimpanzees, as well as other mammals. This suggests that laughter has deep evolutionary roots, possibly originating as part of playful communication between young infants and mothers." Other emotional sounds that were recognized cross-culturally included anger disgust, fear, sadness, surprise, and amusement. But other sounds were not as recognizable, such as a sigh signifying relief.

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