I've been shunning the social media, such as Facebook, because of the exorbitant flow of information they regularly impose.

Over the years, many innocent ideas of mine have been tarnished.

I began to not drench my mouth with soda any more around four years ago.

Tea is plainly better.

Rye bread tastes better than multigrain bread, I think.

I had been vacillating between PythonAnywhere and Heroku as my current PaaS choice.

I'm in deep with English learning.

Sort of obsessive, for better or for worse.

I much prefer a GUI Linux to a GUI Microsoft Windows, each of which has got its own pros and cons.

The real clincher for me is the little Terminal application possessed in Linux.

I've been nearly absent from Facebook for years. I went JOMO and avoided wasting my time on social media.

These years, I always feel comfortably fervent towards the terminal emulator application.

The schisms on the levels of desktop environment and distro used to confuse the hell out of me.

Now the dust settles. And I stick to Linux Mint with Cinnamon. KDE is just not my cup of tea. Neither is openSUSE.

I've been sticking to my guns these years.

I want to replenish my inventory of traditional Chinese culture.

I haven't been able to stop searching for a comprehensive, as well as exact, description of ISO image. But now I capitulate.

I took a shine to the GNOME Terminal years ago. But now I mostly use the Xfce Terminal.

Shunning Facebook and alike has been providing me a little respite from the modern insanity of information overload.

I took a swipe at the rampaging fly with an empty facial tissues box.

And the reckless insect took the hit and snorted, which had been persisting trying to rob some of my foods in front of me and leave its bacteria in the rest of them.

No money for vacation, and no time for staycation.

No money for upscale dining out, and no time for my own cooking.

Occasionally when I didn't feel like a regular supper or were super tired, I watered down two pieces of naan with tea.

It's my own brinner thing.

Personally I like the sprightliness of vegetable dishes in Chinese cuisine.

My yearning to have my own stable and nearly truly all-around Linux PC came to fruition around one year ago.