Sunday’s Long run – 10/5/14
When I was running this morning, I made up this theory that we can categorized people into different groups by what they do on Sunday mornings. There are those who schedule their long runs and
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Ezo Fukurou (えぞ梟)
I have always been more of an udon person than a ramen fan. Most people (including my Japanese friends) are surprised by that fact because ramen always makes a very tasty meal, while udon is
Friday Run – 9/26/14
Recommended time by Google is 2 hours and 20 mins. I actually thought this is closer to a 5 mile run than a 7 mile run and therefore I quicken the pace when the
Corning Museum of Glass
Hidden deep in the Appalachian Mountains lies a tiny, rustic, and humble city. With a population barely more than ten thousand, an unknowing passerby wouldn’t bat an eye towards this picturesque little town. To the
Jake’s Wayback Burger
I was getting desperate. Having stayed in Newark, Delaware for more than a year, I was close to giving up on finding a good burger joint. Delawareans point to their beloved Charcoal Pit as their
National Cherry Blossom Festival
The first thing that comes to mind when one mentions “Cherry Blossom” is probably the image of young and old Japanese people, sitting under pink colored Cherry trees somewhere in Japan, drinking sake and dancing
The Phillips Collection
Let’s start by saying that I like to go to Art museums and have been to the bigger ones (National Museum of art) around D.C. I stumbled upon this museum while searching online for more