I asked my kids “Fishing or Swimming” for weekend. For Dad, both are not easy. My son wanted to go a fishing but my daughter wanted to go a Swimming. Since my wife at School in Seattle, it was very difficult to hand both kids under control specially they are under 5. I picked the fishing because kids can get a more chance to see other place but it is much difficult for me to handle it. Overall, it was much better to spent time at pier because kids can talk to other kids at the beach and pier. This reminded me my youth with dad who loves to go a fishing with me. He was very difficult to control and care me that time but he did his best on me. Now, it’s my time to take care my kids. Thanks Dad!

Of all the TV show characters in Heroes, I like the character played by Masi Oka (as Hiro Nakamura) best. Not only does Masi portray his role perfectly as the master of space-time continuum, he brings to the Hiro character a child-like joy that is so infectious I feel happy just by watching him on-screen. No Heroes episode is complete without his appearance. Hiro’s naivety is something that I can relate to, and his kindness and belief that the good will prevail is so endearing. Masi as an actor is someone whom I idolize, as well. Not only is he an award-winning actor, he also is a good digital effects artist, and speaks three languages! How can I not love this guy so much?

Just as every day, I woke up this morning, with a smile on my face. It was another Friday. Every morning I have my coffee with milk, this morning I had coffee, but there was no milk. I did not notice where it disappears, because I bought new bottle 2 days ago. Anyway, I have my breakfast after that, a poptart, not a lot but I love them, but this morning there were no poptarts. However, I went to Hi Hop, and I had my breakfast. Going on the way to my work, the traffic is full of cars. I am already late to my office. There are a lot of questions running through my mind. What kind of a day this is. Then I said to myself that it is just another morning, and there will be other like this.

One of my favorite past-times is reading. I took my toddler daughter to the book store. I told her, “If you’re a good girl, you can get one book when we leave.” She handled the wait rather well while I shopped for a specific subject area, so we went to the kid’s section. She wandered through for about a minute and came back with two books. I asked, “How many books are you getting?” “One!” She was holding up the book in her right hand. “What’s in your other hand?” I asked, wanting to reiterate the concept of counting. “One!” Now she was holding up her left hand with a different book. “So how many books is that total?” She held up both books, “One! Each hand!” I decided not to argue the point and bought both books. I can’t hurt to teach a love of books and reading at this age.