Originally, I planned to take the bus 194 at 11:26 so that I will arrive the airport at 12:00.  However, I finally caught the 10:57 bus in downtown (thanks Mike Chen).  It is always good to be in the airport earlier, isn’t it?   No one was on the line during check in, not a lot of people were waiting while passing the immigration. What a wonderful world.  I get all of these done in just half an hour! Right, in 30 minutes.  Afterward, I found my gate and try to search some food.  There are 3 stores in my gate zone: Burger King, a Japanese food place, and the Seattle’s Best Coffee.   I tried Burger King the first year. Of course, burger king is burger king, but more expensive and messy (The floor is just sticky). Second year, I tried the Japanese food. I saw there was sushi there, wow, sound good to me.  So I bought the sushi (cost me 10 dollars). Hmm, what is in the Sushi? The answer is Ginger and green onion.  Never try this combination before, a bit surprise, but it’s disgusting.  Now, the third year, I guess I should try the SBC (not StarBucks Coffee).   It took me twenty minutes to wait on the line. I ordered a Muffin and a cup of Seattle’s BEST mocha. Expectation is high, but life always disappointed me.  The fact is there is nothing really impresses me in the Sea-Tac Airport.  If so, it will be the Korean Airline check-in counter.  Immigration office is just like a competition of taking off your shoes and clothes also taking all your stuff out from your pockets and don’t forget to take out your laptop from your bag.  After awhile, put all of them back as soon as possible.  That’s just silly.

Too much free time, not a really good thing. Look at the people passing in front of me with their family and their friends. The only thing that is next by me is my backpack with five books and two laptops in it. (Why that much stuff?? Because my baggage is overweight ==” again) Even the lady who sat next to me has leaved me alone.   Can someone go to Hong Kong with me next time? Like someone whose name starts with an h and end with an h? I miss you.

I am sitting on a table. Should this table be alone, or should it stick with the next table? Before I sat down, it was sticking with another table which had a man sitting on it.  I pulled the table away a bit when I sat on it.  Then the tables were not sticking together anymore.  After awhile, that guy left and a lady sat on that table.  Since we don’t know each other and I looked like a stranger, she pulled the table further again.  Now, the tables are really separate. Why will people pull the table off? Or, why do we need to pull the table off?  Why are we always building distance between people? Listening the song “Imagine”, can one day, there is no governments, no distance between people?  Just wondering how’s the heaven look like.

Waiting to get on the airplane, I really enjoy this moment.  Because I always wondering, who will sit next to me.  Male or female? Old or young?  Chinese or American?  A lot of thought, and the answer will come soon ( in a minutes). So excited.  Once there was a Vietnams man sitting next to me, not a really good experience.  Another time, it was a Korean girl sat behind me, kind of cool.  The last time I came back to Seattle, there is a BCC HK student sat next by me with her mother.  We still keep in touch, wonderful.  Made some friends on the plane, it is always a good experience.   Who will sit next by me this time? I don’t know, but I hope one day, you will sit next to you.

Low Battery, I should properly stop now.. See you guys in three weeks..

The promise of a virtually limitless supply is tantalizing because of blood donor shortages and disappointments in creating blood substitutes.

Red blood cells are a key component of blood because they carry oxygen throughout the body.

Experts called the new work an advance, but cautioned that major questions had yet to be answered.

The research, published online Tuesday by the journal Blood, was reported by scientists at Advanced Cell Technology in Worcester, Massachusetts, the University of Illinois at Chicago and the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.

If this is true.. this will be the first time that human can actually make blood.... welll, sound good to me.... but is that means.. they can make life? or just something that have the same ability only?