The Lunar New Year

This is the first post in a long time. This quarter at UCLA has been pretty rough for me. But since it's a new year and I have a day off of everything, I think I'm going to use it to catch up with myself. I'll probably finish posting all the older entries from my other blogs so you could read up on all my journeys while I was living in Japan. I just had a lot on my mind recently and I felt compelled to write about it.

There are a couple of things that are pending in my life. I've given them a lot of thought and not sure what I will do yet, but today would be a good day to get it all finished. I've got to make some decisions and stick with it.

Last night I was talking with someone and we were talking about losses. It's about failing businesses and when you put an investment, you hope for a good return, but when you don't get one, what should you do? I'm wondering if I should add more to the investment in order to break even, or should I just pull out.

It's like when you have good pocket cards in Texas Hold ' Em but nothing comes out on the flop to help you. And even the turn doesn't help, should you fold or keep raising the stakes. Because in both situations, you'll be burned.

I might just be burned out too since I'm too involved with everything and not so much thinking about what's best for me. I'm spreading myself out too thin. I'm afraid that it will break soon.

Well brunch in the dining halls will close soon, so I'll write more later.