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火曜日, 1月 16, 2007

Bitterness

Today my mum made us some 洋参水. When I went ahead and took the first sip, it was bitter. But as I drank more of it, it seems that my tongue gets more used to the taste and the bitterness fades.. somehow. I could still taste the bitter, but it's more plain as compared to the first mouthful. To avoid suffering for long, I quickly gulped the whole glass and then popped into my mouth a coconut candy.

I guess no one likes bitterness, but sooner or later the horrid taste will flow plain.. it just depends on how long...

frozen by sYDraLz @ 22:34  

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  • Lighted by Blogger CK @ 1月 20, 2007 11:40 午後…

    Yes, I do agree with you too.. No ones likes bitterness... But I personally believe that sweetness comes after tat.. and yes, it depends on how long it will take.

    Trying to get to sweetness in the fastest possible time is not necessary good... like if you a chewing gum, initially it taste good.. but after awhile the taste starts to disappear and becomes bland... you would juz throw it away and get a new one.. the anology is as such la..

    But if you've taste bitterness... you will enjoy watever the sweetness after tat. As you wrote, after taking bitter medicine... once you pop in tat sweet.. it taste heavenly... it's the same.. only once you experienced the bad parts, accept it and move towards the end, then will you find tat sweetness.. complaining will not make anything done...

    Take care bro

     

  • Lighted by Blogger sYDraLz @ 1月 21, 2007 8:33 午前…

    thanks..

    i kinda like the chewing gum analogy.. initially it tastes good, but after sometime, the sweetness dissipates and it becomes bland..

    but we all like to chew gum anyway.. and when the government banned it, we can go all out to get some to chew..

    i guess no gum tastes great all the time.. if you only like the sweetness of it, you will just end up throwing away one after another..

    learn how to blow bubble or make clicking sounds.. it's all part of the fun =)

    that way, all gums can last..

     

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