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March 29 FinaleIn 1996, Paul Conforti celebrated the end of his rigorous first year at Harvard Business School (HBS) with friends when conversation turned to Paul's passion for service businesses and his desire to start a restaurant company. The ensuing brainstorm session quickly focused on desserts. With classmates Kristen Krzyzewski and Kim Moore, Paul spent the second year at HBS writing the business plan. By the time they were finished, the group was convinced they had a winning idea. Room for Dessert would be the Robin Hood of Dessert - making super-premium desserts available to everyone, not just to those who frequent fine-dining restaurants and fancy hotels. Paul and Kim graduated, committed to opening Room for Dessert in Boston. While in search of the perfect location, Paul joined a start-up Mexican restaurant as a server and shift supervisor. Kim joined the ranks of The Cheesecake Factory, where she plated desserts and made espresso drinks. Setting the unofficial record as the lowest paid graduates of Harvard Business School, the pair gained priceless insights into the restaurant business and convinced investors of the strength of their resolve. On July 1, 1998, their resolve paid off. Now called Finale Desserterie & Bakery- they opened their first location in Boston's Park Plaza - nestled between bustling Newbury Street and the Theatre District. Executive Pastry Chef Nicole Coady joined the team to create the sensational desserts that would be so critical to the success of Finale. By Valentine's Day 1999, things started to simmer at Finale. Articles in the Boston Globe, Pastry Art & Design and Bon Appetit, and inclusion on the TV Food Network's "Best of Dessert" and "Best of Boston" introduced Finale to dessert-lovers across the country. And Best Dessert Awards started to roll in. Finale's mission was (and still is) to create sensational dessert experiences for every guest, every day. Give them a reason to come back, and a reason to tell their friends to give Finale a try. In October 2002, the Finale team opened a second Desserterie in Harvard Square-taking the concept back to the place where it was born. That same year, they opened a centralized Pastry Kitchen where Chef Coady and her team create all of the sensational desserts. The third Desserterie opened in Brookline's Coolidge Corner in July 2006. More locations are under consideration throughout the region. New England is just the start of realizing the dream to create sensational dessert experiences all across the country. March 22 一梦三四年昨晚做了个很难受的梦。 因为太真实的梦境,一整天都有些恍惚。
梦里我在武汉,大四,找工作,思量着该从事什么工作等等,结果是未果,我必须放弃一些我不想放弃的人和事,亦或者是我不知如何选择。
心里只想哭,只想哭。
醒来回不过神来。 半天,才发现我不仅大学毕业了,还研究生毕业了,不仅研究生毕业了, 还工作一年多了,就是在税务行业。
其实我根本没什么选择权。
这三四年才更是一场梦。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。
猪肉问题
周五,突然毫无心情加班。 突然很想和人一起吃饭。 于是打了一圈电话,找了一圈人。 各种原因,没空。
对女生,我表达喜爱之情时,就是心里默默想到或者说出来, 要是我是男生,我就想娶你。
那天,廖理嘉的回复是“你不是一直都一个人吃饭吗? 怎么突然非要找人吃饭了。 赶紧回去下点面吃吃吧。”
我心里只有大声的默念到,我要是男生,就不娶你了!
哼,我更要去餐馆吃顿好的。 京川酒家的四川牛肉面很正宗,很好吃。
一边吃,一边想那个刘源的猪肉问题。 忍不住打电话问过去了。
半天周旋,不肯说,只丢了句“说了就不灵了”
我的猜想是少吃肉是为了个他不想说的愿望,这个愿望也许是为他,也许是为他老婆,也许是为其他人。 虽然甚至可能在他人眼里没有逻辑性。
但是我确实有点感动了。 因为那个心态是虔诚的。
restaurant week
今天小dress up一番和几个朋友去prudential上面的top of the hub吃饭。 平时吃不起的地方,现在趁打折凑个热闹。
晚上和少青八卦同学们的事一番,再抱怨一番眼前讨厌的不确定性,一些不知怎么做选择的事,一些觉得头疼的事。
然后心里就舒服些了。
随便吧,过一天算一天,迷糊的日子迷糊的过。 March 18 无聊的问题某日,和刘源还有AMY一起吃饭,突然发现刘源的饭盒里肉比往常少很多,问到为什么肉少饭多,答曰,你猜。
我绞尽脑汁都没有得出正确答案。 但是我很无聊,因为这完全激起了我的好奇心。
Hint:
1. 很感动的原因
2. 不是为了省肉给老婆吃
3. 不是为了天下广大的猪着想
看到这篇BLOG的人贡献点想象力吧。。。。 March 07 。。。W:我还是觉得我是喜欢的,我的心好像是这样的。
S:(忍不住轻声笑出来)连我都不信了,看你,总这么逗。
W:你。。。为什么不相信?
S:如果你真的喜欢,你都叫了几年了,没见你有什么行动。真的喜欢,怎么可能是这样呢。
我连像平时一样,装傻轻声反驳下,都说不出口了。 只能沉默。
并非不清楚自己。 也不是对死党生气。 更不是第一次听到这样的话。
只是不知为什么,突然之间,她的话深深深深地刺痛了我。 这样还是真的喜欢吗?
我的脸涨的越来越红,就像小时候老师问问题不知道答案一样。
她仍是一如既往的说些鼓励的话,劝我多综合现实因素。 而我随便说了几句,马上收线。
也许是最信赖最欣赏对自己最真诚以对的人,有点无法面对,只有羞愧之心。
因为老了回忆过去,我知道并非没有过机会,而是自己choose to not to choose and choose to not to realize. |
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