Five courses meal

I recently won an all you can eat buffet at McDonalds, also called Infinite McChicken. So on a hungry evening we went to collect my prize. I was quite motivated, Infinite McChicken/McNuggets is a long awaited dream, but I ended up eating only five McChicken (and two black teas). That actually doesn’t sound that much, but it definitely felt quite a lot once in my stomach. I almost felt disgust but the next day I was genuinely attracted by McDonalds strong smell in train station. The best is actually the first bite of each McChicken, it always taste extra yummy, even the last one !

I couldn’t find the weight of one McChicken but looking at nutritional facts it looks like I ate for five days. Anyway, next time I’ll go for Infinite McNuggets (less useless bread) and hope the cashier will not recognize us every time :-)

Who ate all the sing-a

Another book(Yeah! I did one more >.<)

What’s sing-a? I’ve beens curious for long time but I read it just now. It’s a biography of the author who spent her youth during the period under Japanese control and Korean war. It’s full of rich description sentences which remind me A black boy of Richard Wright. Because it’s biography who lived in a chaos world and written with very emotional descriptions.

I surprised at 2 things on this book.
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My first Kimchi !

Last weekend was totally epic. I cooked my first kimchi ever. From scratch to a side-dish spicy as hell, it took me no less than four hours. But that was worth the back pain. Especially since it will last a few months in the fridge.
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Christmas Holidays

These holidays we did much less than planned, we had a lot of rest, watching movies and playing games. But amongst a few things we still managed to go to Basel’s Christmas market (it took us three attempts to succeed, but we did it). That was worth the difficulties to get there. We found delicious homemade marzipan and cute little shops everywhere. Then, of course, we had our share of family meals for Christmas and friends gathering for New Year Eve.
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