This was for last year's club day. Look how BADASS I looked! LOL. those members are longg gone aren't they?
"The Fam"
Sushi Sensation. Taken on August 23. :) This was very tasty. I made sushi once before but the last time, I didn't wrap it enough so the ingredients starting falling apart. I need a bamboo mat! Well, does it look good, because it was! No one was home to eat it with me, though, so I just ate it myself. :) Yumm.
Lake of Warmth. Taken at the beginning of August as well. This was taken during a little bike trip with my dad to the lake. :) I was inspired to take a great shot of a red, warm sunset since I witnessed the most amazing sunset in New York. Just my luck. That day, I left it at the hotel so I missed the blazing red sun. It was an unbelievable red, the ones you see in paintings. This photo was edited in photoshop to enhance the nature's hues and constrast. I like it nevertheless. 
Although every human being struggles from problems of evil, it does not mean that we are compelled to be that way. No matter how tough it is, we have the free will to choose to act differently, such as doing good deeds and acting accordingly to our moral ethics. We must also accept that no one or nothing is entirely good or entirely evil either. That’s why, in the yin yang symbol, there is a balance of black and white on both sides. To me, this means that the truer and purer your heart, the more you will be able to forgive and let go of the past, rather than filling your heart full of vengeance, as the case of Ahab’s blinded obsession in Moby Dick. Otherwise, if you allow for any one of these negative emotions, whether it is vengeance, hate, or jealousy, unfavorable consequences will result.
