When I was in high school, I was very hardworking. I always ran to school early in the morning in the dark, even ignoring breakfast for this purpose. At that time, the entire campus was empty and there were no ghosts, and there were only one or two people. In short, because this atmosphere made people think again and again, I was addicted to doing this kind of thing that arrived early and competed for the top spot for a long time. One day, when I climbed into the classroom through the window, the electricity hadn't come in, there was no light, the sky was still blue, and it wasn't very clear. I saw something taking my place, lying motionless on my desk. It really freaked me out because it looked like a corpse. But as soon as I thought about it, I suddenly remembered that the day before, there seemed to be a girl who seemed to swear to me that she must come earlier than me. So I suddenly felt that she no longer seemed to be "so sworn", and it was proved in the days to come that she really belonged to that very rare kind of "really pretending" woman. That's why I like her.
Then, Holly or Audrey Hepburn in this film, as she was evaluated in the play, is such a "really put on" woman; of course, we can also see that she is still in the end. Paul, or George Peppard, stripped herself of her disguise, revealing the other side of her who was running away from something all the time. It's familiar, so that's why I like her.
But why is such a woman so fascinating? Think of teeth and tongue, yin and yang, steel and softness, because the existence of this contradiction makes this contradictory unity more perfect. Don't think too far, in fact it's all for this reason.
Breakfast at Tiffany's, or The Bejeweled Breakfast, is a kind of breakfast in a state of severe mental emptiness, but endorphins still keep the mood and spirits of those who eat it up. So, I never thought that YY was a bad thing, you can deceive yourself and you can kill the whole world. Those who can truly live in their own spiritual world are BH people.
The spiritual breakfast mentioned above is just an introduction. That kind of imaginary thing is not interesting at all if it is done too many times. Only by doing things that have not been done before can it be kept fresh. "The spirit of entertainment"; so I'd say more of it is actually about breakfast in real life.
Regarding the memories of breakfast, some of the more impressive ones are actually from high school classmates. Or at least something to do with them.
The first one is actually with breakfast, I mean, even the guy who has entangled with lunch, dinner, evening snack, afternoon snack, etc. We call him the fat cat, just like the fat cat Zheng Zeshi in "The True Story of the Fat Cat". near. So we call him Fat Cat; or is it because fat people are called Fat Cats? But I've never called my brother Fat Cat, I call him "pig" occasionally. In short, what I want to say is that there is a kind of fat person that makes people feel very at ease, and such a person is called a fat cat. This gentleman died of stomach cancer in the first half of his senior year. It should be the first half of his senior year, right? I'm not good at keeping a calendar, I just remember that it was a drizzle that day, from dawn to dark, and then it extended to the funeral. It was neither painful nor itchy, but it happened to match the atmosphere, and it was extremely sad. When we last saw him he was lying in the lobby of his house, and he was going to never wake up again.
Of course I'm not trying to explain that in order to be a fat cat (i.e. to give people peace of mind), breakfast has to be treated the same as other meals, take me as an example, for a long time I only had Chinese food a day And dinner, or one day to be kind to the stomach, have three meals, but the third meal is not breakfast, but supper. When I was at home under the supervision of my mother, I had to have breakfast, and sometimes I even felt addicted to breakfast. Home is indeed a gentle town, and it is easy for people to develop the habit of submissiveness.
Of course, I don't want to make you have such a bad reverse association: If you don't eat breakfast, you will get stomach cancer.
But unfortunately I got gastritis, ulcers or something is a small case.
The second guy is also a high school classmate. Well, it's actually his little brother. He's a thin guy who is even taller than him. At that time, water dispensers became popular all over the world with us (quote by classmate Lin Xi), because there was a cheap thing to buy water to send to the machine, almost everyone could get one, and everyone had one machine. Machines, as long as they look like machines to laymen, they are considered high-end goods; not to mention the appearance, their functions have become more and more fancy, in addition to heating, there is also a cooling function, which directly steals the business of refrigerators. Then one summer, the first thing my classmates did when they got up every day was to run to the water dispenser, pick up a glass of ice water, and drink it all down. booze. After persevering in this way all summer, he suddenly fell ill one day. When I went to the hospital for an examination, the doctor said that the stomach perforation was caused by drinking ice water on an empty stomach early in the morning.
Such BH's deeds are probably unprecedented. I don't care whether there will be newcomers or not. This incident teaches us: it is better not to eat breakfast, but also to choose the right breakfast object.
The third example about breakfast mentioned below also educates us to choose the right breakfast object. Before we get down to business, let's guess a riddle that everyone knows the answer to.
The townspeople said (and I don't know which town), whoever kills the sphinx will be king and take the widowed queen as his wife. When Oedipus went to ask the Sphinx, the Sphinx threw out that rusty riddle:
What animal has four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs at night?
Oedipus guessed the answer right at once, without even giving Sphinx a chance to buffer his emotions. So it is no wonder that the Sphinx immediately ran off to jump off the cliff in shame.
This incident tells us that one must not be as constant as the Sphinx, but also not be like Oedipus, who was complacent and finally found himself in a tragedy of murdering his father and marrying his mother. We want to be ordinary people who don't provoke monsters, and don't want to have a little relationship with the royal family.
But what does this story have to do with breakfast? Then we have to start with the answer to the riddle in the story. At that time, Oedipus only said one word and let the Sphinx jump off a cliff to commit suicide. A word for "person". (Please don't ask me how many letters are in the original text, I'm illiterate)
In the morning, it represents the infancy of people, and it is used to crawl, so it has four legs. Noon represents the maturity period of a person and walks on two legs. In the afternoon, it represents a person's old age. Because he is old, he has to walk with a cane.
So, it looks like we all ate breakfast when we were kids.
In other words, you know I'm definitely about to bring up the "melamine door" thing at this point. The general situation I know is similar to what you know, and I don't have any more opinions. The only thing I feel is that I attended the wedding of several high school classmates at the beginning of the year. Approaching, I think they have arrived, or are already feeling emotional.
However, the advantage of the "melamine gate" incident is that it will definitely make more forgetful people suddenly remember that there is still such a thing as breastfeeding. How to say it is still the fragrance of my own rice, this is recognized, and there is no need to find a celebrity to endorse the advertisement.
Spiritual breakfast, we have sex from time to time, it is not all bad, but the breakfast in reality, whether it is addictive, injured, poisoned, or even fatal, is something we can't avoid, so recognize it. Come on, conscience belongs to others, and we ourselves, how we were in the past and how we are now, their children are children, and those of us who have grown up will die if we drink two glasses of milk! ? Please don't make the cows nervous, or many dairy farmers will go bankrupt. The economy is sluggish now, and although it still looks beautiful on the surface, it is not easy for everyone.
Life is only at the end of the day. Compared with the dying days of the wind and candles to maintain life by hanging a few drops, breakfast now is a serious business.
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