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I had often dreamed of taking the Trans-Siberian Train from Vladivostok all the way to Moscow. I wondered how many people had already done so, could you please share your experience with us. I looked up and read stories about the trips which were made by people who had done so, and all I read was that they had very bad expeiences with the Russian immigration at certain borders. What is the real truth? Are they very strict on certain criteria of immigration matters? If not, what are the problems?

Learning to cook is all not too difficult. For one thing I like to eat and appreciate good food. When I was young I lived with my grandmother who was a great cook of paranekan food (mix of malay and chinese cusines-originated from a mix mariage of chinese and malacca malays & cultures).

After her death, really at that time no one else would like to take up her cooking skills and learnt from her, we sort of missed her style of food that I set my mind to learn how to cook the same style of cooking by myself. I was so determined that I bought books on peranekan cusines, and together with memories watching her cooking, I recalled how to cook.

I practised hard at it, with my family as the guinepigs. At first they commented and I accepted their comments positiviely and perfect the ingredients portions until it was perfected. Ten months down the road I was praised for every dish that I dished out.

I’m glad I’ve made the decision to learn this skill which I cherish very much. Now I’m very versatile and I could dish out chinese stir-fry dishes in minutes.

The one thing I like best is being your own boss. Report to yourself and no one else. Take your own responsibilities, good or bad. Blame no one else but yourself. Claim credit for your success!