Because today is Moon Festival. So, we’re going to do something special for everybody. This is also special Aulacese (Vietnamese). We call it chả lụa. Chả lụa, meaning like silky ham, but vegan. […] You can put it in a sandwich, in French bread, French baguette, and then put some herbs in it, and some pepper, black pepper, and some salt. Wow, perfect! I’ll make it for you one day. Or you want to eat one now? Or do you want that kind of sandwich now? OK. Good. Why not?
The Taiwanese (Formosan) lady told me that the Korean girls are very happy here every day. Every day “Thank You, God!” So funny. […]
I don’t want you to cook Aulacese (Vietnamese) food for me because I don’t want to eat a lot. Because it’s too good, it’s too good, and I cannot stop, and I get fat. And I feel heavy, and I cannot meditate because I sleep. That’s why I try to stop it. (Yes, yes. I understand.) Take a rest. Maybe later you can cook for me again. Don’t worry, don’t be angry. (No.) […] I just want to eat less. Understand? (Yes, yes, Master.) Or I’d eat anything; I did not even cook. When you’re not cooking, since then, I have not even cooked anything. (Yes.) I just eat like some bread, and spread on something, and drink a tea or coffee. Understand? (Yes.) So, just for a quick one. (Yes.) And then I go meditate and have my work. Only today, Moon Festival, I’m helping here. […]
Photo Caption: End the Day in Glorious Spirit
