Maybe I should have put this under Foodies but I put it here because it mentions clothes. I have been a closet Foodie for a long time. I remember in the 1980s (almost 40 years ago!) thinking Chinese food was Shrimp Chipss and Pork Fried Rice. Going to Taipei in 1994, I ate things like chicken
claws. I thought it was an old man's hand. I'm no expert in Chinese food so
🐔爪 or feng zhua or Chicken claws still is not my favorite. I like all kinds of food now! I'm learning daily. Don't judge me.
I was never a Clothes horse, especially now as a disabled, middle aged man. I don't comb my hair and am dressed by others. I also have a men's problem. I won't say what. So I never was a Clothes horse or Dragon, which I am. Not a clothing guy. Forgive my lack of GQ knowledge but I am learning about world foods. Sometimes my top and pants match but it doesn't matter. I am a Foodie. I live on. God bless you, Matt McCabe
Sunday, March 8, 2020
Sunday, March 1, 2020
2 sides of the same coin
My Seattle caretaker knows about Western Zodiac characters and my wife
Alice knows Chinese Zodiac characters. So I think of birth dates and birth years. The 1st thing I look at is the year a person was born, e.g. 1964. Which means they are a Dragon. But if I were Joan, my Seattle caretaker, I'd look at the month and day that a person was born, like July 18th, which means they are a Cancer or Crab. That's my sign. I'm also a (Wood) Dragon.
Because I lived some 25 years ago as an ESL teacher, I always look at a person's year when they were born. I've memorized the Chinese Zodiac signs or CZS from 1950-1971. I know right away if a person is a Rooster or a Monkey or such.
To find out your Chinese Zodiac, go to: www. astrologizeme.com
Alice knows Chinese Zodiac characters. So I think of birth dates and birth years. The 1st thing I look at is the year a person was born, e.g. 1964. Which means they are a Dragon. But if I were Joan, my Seattle caretaker, I'd look at the month and day that a person was born, like July 18th, which means they are a Cancer or Crab. That's my sign. I'm also a (Wood) Dragon.
Because I lived some 25 years ago as an ESL teacher, I always look at a person's year when they were born. I've memorized the Chinese Zodiac signs or CZS from 1950-1971. I know right away if a person is a Rooster or a Monkey or such.
I am cared for by Alice at night and weekends and Joan during the day. Mostly, it's made me think more about Western and Chinese Zodiac signs. I must learn more about who is a Leo, like Mick Jagger and Matthew McCanaughey. "Blow away, Dandelion." as Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones would sing. The French in that song means "Depart, Tail of a lion" so it represents Leo. My father was a Leo. There are many people who are Leos. You might be a Gemini or Taurus or anything else. I dunno. All I know is I need to learn more about both signs. More later. God bless you, Matt McCabeP.S. To find out your birthday or today's sign, go to--horoscope.com
To find out your Chinese Zodiac, go to: www. astrologizeme.com
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