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As we begin this new year, I offer a heartfelt prayer for each and every one of you. May God's guidance and protection be upon you, and may He watch over your families.

May His direction be clear in all your endeavors, and may He bless your comings and goings throughout the year. May every effort you make in this year be prosperous and successful. May God's protection, guidance, and flourishing be upon you all.

As we embark on this new year, I wish you all a very happy and prosperous New Year. May you go out into the world and achieve great things, and may peace be with you always. I love you all and send my best wishes to you in the name of Jesus. May this year bring you joy, success, and fulfillment.

Honestly, being a teacher is incredibly challenging, and I have immense respect for all the teachers out there. You're all amazing! I've been teaching a particular customer how to make fried rice for two months now, and I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. She paid for a two-week course, and ended up extending it to two months.

I thought to myself, 'There's no need for this; one week, or even just a day or two, would be enough for her to learn this.' All she had to do was write down the recipe and practice it, but I soon realized that writing it down wasn't the problem - it was the practising that was the issue.

She kept making the same mistakes over and over again, and I was starting to get frustrated. I thought, 'Okay, maybe she'll finally get it soon,' but to my surprise, she called me on the day her in-laws were coming over, saying she was going to make the fried rice for them.

I was like, 'Wow, now's the time for her to showcase her cooking skills!' But when she called me, saying she'd messed up and the dish didn't taste nice, I was disappointed and furious. I went to her place to see what was going on, and I was shocked. After two months of teaching her, I expected her to be perfect, but it seemed like she hadn't learned a thing.

I realized that teaching isn't for me; (before i go beāț person mama) I don't have the patience for it. But despite that, I'll keep trying, because I want to see her succeed.

In the end, I had to step in and cook for her in-laws myself. And, of course, my services didn't come without a fee. I had to charge her for the cooking, (though my mind no gree me but i had to) as it was only fair considering the circumstances. After all, I had already invested a significant amount of time and effort into teaching her how to make the dish, and it was only reasonable that I should be compensated, and to motivate her too, lol. It was a bit of an awkward situation, but I'm just glad that everything worked out in the end and her in-laws enjoyed the meal.

Fried tofu

Be happy!

True love is allowing someone to speak about something they’re passionate about. And even if you don’t share the same enthusiasm, you engage anyways and share excitement because you’re just happy when they’re happy.

I appreciate the people who share my interests. But I have a special place for people who may not get certain parts of me, but they let me be me, anyways. And they do their best to understand.