Indulge means getting something a person does not need but wanted. It can be very subjective and individualistic; one man’s indulgence can be another man’s necessity. I have photos of ice cream, chocolate, and cheese cake but I have chosen this photo to show how I indulged my dad on his birthday. No, this is not a Chinese cake but abalone served on top of rice noodles. If I have to indulge my mom, it will be bird’s nest soup!
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haha, seems very delicious~!
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Happy Birthday to your dad. Noodles means long life of happiness and blessings…I wish your dad all the best. Great post!
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