I've been running a lot more recently and it wasn't easy. I am running quite a bit before but I don't feel that the 4 laps go any easier every time I run it. So, I thought a more frequent workout will pump up my stamina. 

Some say, as you grow up you must know how to cook at least one dish. Reasonable right? One whole life time, just to master one dish. But still, why the hassle, I thought? It's easier to eat out. It's troublesome to select produce and to carry them home since I don't own a car.

I'm trying to expand my social circle. But, I find this getting harder as I get much more adult. For some reason, I can't see most of my colleagues as real friends.  The ice is still thick and needs to be slapped into pieces I guess.

Weird isn't that bad. I've been called weird in real life by several people. Did I care about what they think? I guess we'll have to see about that.

I don't always eat other people's food. But, when I do, it goes unnoticed. It's pretty much the thing that even if you got beaten up, you shouldn't and mustn't admit to it.

I always took off my glasses when I'm in front of my computer but last night. Last night, I put it on. Then, I went to bed.

I've never played laser tag before. In fact, it never even crossed my mind because I thought we need a team to play that. Maybe one day...

In this comic, we get to see a strong protective mother shielding her innocent child from getting influenced by the savagery that's happening in front of them.

I'd never did much heroic things in my life. So, there isn't much heroes' stories that I can share. But if there's anyone that I know needs saving right now ... it's me.

My bro, Mika loves desserts. While I triumph in eating tons of food in a steamboat buffet, he would stand the same for desserts. Occasionally, as in once every 4 to 5 weeks, he has this craving. The recent one happened yesterday, 11 July.

Sushi is expensive. Eat homemade! Today, I will be sharing with you all a sushi inspirational idea that you can add into your archive of mastered recipes.

There are few reasons why I check my phone (other than for notifications):

• I wanted to message someone.
• I wanted to look for inspiration via Instagram. 
• I wanted to check the replied messages that some apps don't give notification about.

I always put my phone on silent mode, so I don't get startled by its sudden screeching. So, when I get notifications, I always check it out first. It's so instinctive that it's unexplainable. When I do that, I forgot the whole point why I wanted to check my phone in the first place.

Student life and adult life is pretty much the same... sort of...

Having dandruff was one of my most tormenting period of my life. Thank goodness, I don't have to deal with it anymore.

Sad arc. Doesn't feel right after posting this. Za'chomics isn't meant to be posting sad things. At least I got this off my chest.