關於 how old is a 14 year old in days ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

MY FIRST MONEY WOUND 💸

I made real money for the first time in 8th grade. I was mad for manga and so were half of my classmates.

In front of our school gate, there was a shop selling manga merchandise. Everyday kids like me drooled over those keychains, badges, and pins.

One day, I had a brilliant idea: why not try to make those keychains myself?

I went to an internet shop, browsed Yahoo images (yes, Yahoo) for artworks of the hottest manga characters, and saved them in my dad’s floppy-disk (yes, floppy-disk).

I had them colored-printed, and then ran to the old uncle who had a “laminating shop” - one rusty machine on the back of his 200-year-old bicycle - to laminate those pictures for cheap.

With my dad’s 2-hole mini puncher, I punched holes to attach keychains on them.

Tada! My products were complete.

The next day, I showed up in class with a dozen of those keychains. I sold everything in one morning.

The following days, my keychains were sold out again. Soon enough, kids from other classes started to hand me their pocket money. Lo and behold, my business had expanded!

One afternoon, I sat in the back of the class with my red kitten wallet, counting money. I had a “boyfriend” at the time and he was sitting next to me. I turned to him beaming:

“Look, how much money I made!”

He did not smile.

Instead, he gave me, my money, and my red kitten wallet a cold look. He grunted:

“Money, money! Now you always think about money! What a girl you are!”

I went silent. I was shocked and then I was ashamed. What he said confused me.

“Maybe I’m really becoming bad…” I wondered.

I stopped making keychains after that.

Now, looking back I think:

“Dude, what a dumb thing to say. You could’ve had chè with me for free, every day after school!”

At the same time, I wonder:

“He was a young boy! What must have he heard from other people to have such a negative view about women making money?!”

Until now, this story and its cultural implications still surprise me.

This is one of the stories that later shaped the way I felt towards money.
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People always ask me “how do you handle 2 kids, work, maintain a good rs with your husband, have a social life and take care of your own well being at the same time?” My answer is... I DON’T 😂 I don’t always have it all together, even if it seems like I do.

Becoming a mom at 21 was never part of my plan, and the younger Naomi would’ve never imagined herself becoming a mom of two by 25.

There were definitely days when I miss my life before the kids (i think it’s completely normal & okay to feel this way) and days I just wanna stay in the shower a little longer so I can avoid playing fight with my 3 year old toddler lol

I miss hanging out late without having to go on the baby monitor every 5 mins to check on the kids/frantically looking at the time on my phone’s screen and calculating how many hours of sleep I’d be left with if I stayed out for a little longer, I miss going wherever I want and doing whatever I like without worrying about pumping/sleep/school/feeding schedules, I miss not worrying.

But are u f kidding me? Did I go through 2 x 10 months of pregnancy just to tell you I wanna be alone and go back to my old life? Shut up. 😂

I do miss my life before the kids, but you know what I’ll miss more? I’ll miss feeling this way one day when my kids are no longer kids anymore. Just like they always say, “the days are long but the years are short.” So I’ll hug them a little tighter and carry them a little longer while I can, because these will be moments I’ll miss the most.

Motherhood has given me a combination of my worst days and my best days - it has taught me about unconditional love, selflessness, patience, compassion, resilience, failure, pain, happiness and more things about myself I never knew before.

I’m who I am today because of them and I’ll never trade my beautiful children for anything else in the world.

Being a mom isn’t an easy job, so thank you every mama out there for your love, support and guidance! Today, we celebrate US. Happy Mother’s Day ❤️

吉生 Q&A 來了 ！

Q1 . 吉生的早餐要吃什麼？
明天早上我會吃水果、麥片、麵包、墨西哥豆跟玉米餅！
Tomorrow I will have fruit, granola, bread, Mexican beans and tortilla!

Q2. After losing a tough match, how long does it take for u to get over it ? And how do u motivate yourself again ?
Some losses have taken me weeks to get over and some just one day. I don’t always get it right, but I remind myself of my goals and where I want to get to. That usually motivates me again. I’ve had a good support team as well, my coach, friends and family have gotten me through some tough moments.

Q3. 請問外地比賽的飲食是需要自己準備還是有專業團隊準備呢？
每個選手的習慣不同。不過為了盡量保持一樣的飲食以避免過敏等其他食物反應，大部分的選手主要吃的食物有米飯、義大利麵跟一些水煮青菜及蛋白質。比賽大會也都會準備以上幾種食物。
I think depends on the player. But it’s also difficult to eat the same foods when you travel to a different city every week. You need to adapt to the foods of that country. Most of the tennis players will eat rice, pasta, some vegetables, and a protein. And the tournaments usually provides those meals.

Q4. Who teach you Taiwanese in the US?
從小在家裡我就是跟父母說台語，出外才使用英語。
My parents taught me how to speak Taiwanese!

Q5. When you were a middle/high school kids, what was your motivation to keep playing tennis, when you lost a match (this question is for my daughter)? Do you have a favorite song(s) that you listen before your matches?
My motivation to keep playing tennis was that I had fun playing. I grew up playing with many different people and all age groups. It was fun for me to play with different game styles b/c it gave me a chance to problem solve. Losing was always tough, but when I was in middle/high school I didn’t think about losing too much, there was a tournament almost every week so I would just keep going.
I don’t have a favorite song before matches. I like to listen to US hip hop!

Q6. 現役選手，最希望對戰的選手?
如果有機會的話，能夠和費爸在籤表中相遇會是很開心的一件事。
I’d really like to play against Roger Federer. I’ve seen him at tournaments, but would be an honor to play against him.

Q7. 請問吉生是幾歲開始打網球的，要如何鼓勵小朋友喜歡打網球呢？
我從四歲開始打網球，不過一開始只是興趣。
我覺得可以製造不同環境讓孩子打網球，不一定是教練，也可以和父母或是公園的其他孩子們玩網球。
多讓小朋友到現場看比賽也許也能激起小朋友的興趣。
I started playing tennis at four years old. But I wasn’t serious about tennis until eight years old. At a young age I think it’s best to give kids more opportunities to play tennis. It can be with parents, with a tennis coach, or even at the park where there are many other people playing tennis. Also, it’s nice to go watch tennis tournaments.

Q8. 疫情下的訓練出賽甘苦談
過去一年無論訓練還是比賽都不容易。每個國家的防疫程度不同，旅行時需要的簽證及文件也不同，規定時時刻刻在改變，有時候也會因為疲勞而找不到動力。加上沒有比賽讓我們檢驗訓練成果和工作動力，我想所有球員都有感受到困難之處。
但整體而言我相信會越來越好，今年的賽程也有慢慢在回復當中。
It hasn’t been easy training and traveling this past year during COVID 19. Last year when all the tournaments were canceled for 5 months , some days were tough to find the motivation. As tennis players we didn’t have tournaments to measure our training and we didn’t have the competition to push us to be better. I think traveling has been the most difficult. Every country has different protocols and it’s tough to know that some countries may not let you in if you don’t have the correct documents. Some players have gone through that. But even through these tough times, overall as tennis players we have done a good job to come back and continue to compete.

Q9. What do you like to do in your free time?
During a training week or at a tournament we are always physically exerting energy so during my free time I like to just relax and do nothing haha. Watch TV shows and movies on Netflix. Any recommendations for good shows?

Q10. 吉生最難忘的一場比賽是哪一場？
2017 年的世大運冠軍賽是我記憶中最深刻的一場比賽。
在炎熱的氣溫及一週高強度的比賽下我感到非常疲憊，但靠著球迷們的加油及鼓勵，我最終成功拿到金牌！我永遠不會忘記 :)
University games 2017 in Taipei. I have never played in an atmosphere like that before. The energy was really amazing. There were times during the match where i would feel tired but the fans kept me going and pushed me. I will remember that week forever.


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Back in the days, around the time when YouTube was founded, before most of you were born, I used to Vlog a lot. I was a little ahead of my time because video sharing platforms were premature back then. I Vlogged so that I can remember my experiences back then. You'll get to know me better if you actually spend the time to watch this. If you do have the patience.

Episode 14 - Christmas 2005, Springfield, Massachusetts

I celebrated Christmas in 2005 with the families of my close friends Will and Henry. This is how Chinese in America celebrate Christmas. It's very much like Chinese New Year here in Asia. We get together, we cook, we eat, we play games, and we have fun.

Children's education are extremely important part of Asian families. Most of us would learn multiple languages, musical instruments, swimming, martial arts etc. In this video, you'll see their talents at an early age.

Year : 2005
Location : Springfield, Massachusetts

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Timings are all listed below!

Questions

How long did it take you to see the changes in your body? What was my before after vital stats? 0:44

How long did you take to lose the weight? You know when you started your fitness journey? 1:37

How tall are you and how much do you weigh? Also what is a realistic time to lose 5kg or 10kg? 2:18

How were you able to stick to the new habit of eating clean and exercising especially when starting out? 3:04

When have you decided to change your eating habits etc, and did you struggle a lot at the beginning? How did you motivate yourself? 3:52

Not related to fitness, but how did you tackle A levels? It’s so darn hard. And, What subjects did you take in A Levels in order to study engineering? 4:39

Would you classify your weight loss success mainly through eating clean or doing lots of exercise? Which one stands our more for you? 5:20

Do you have any stretch marks after losing weight, and how do you deal with it? 6:18

Did you track everything you ate at the beginning of your weight loss? 6:55

Have you struggled with acne? If so, how did you get rid of it? 7:21

Do you have a job or any other plans for this year? Will your work be related to fitness and training or you are only a Youtuber? 8:24

How do you balance being healthy, diet and working out with your studies (university)? 9:11

What is your weight, what to eat on a cheat day? What is your favourite Chinese & English dish? 10:32

What’s your guilty pleasure? 12:08

As an Asian person living in HK, how often do you eat rice?? Also how do you avoid it? Im constantly being pressured to eat rice during my weight loss journey.. people around me eat it on a daily 12:!4

I know that Asian food is really not the healthiest compared to western wholesome/raw foods such as salads, how do you try to eat healthy when you are with Asian family. Everything is filled with carbs and oil etc.? 12:50

Healthy food places to eat in HK? Any tips on how to eat out and about there. Also when you feel yourself losing motivation how do you try to find that drive and determination again? 13:54

- Home Eat To Live
- Mana! Fast Slow Food & Café
- Grassroot pantry
- Nood Food
- Purple tomato
- Supafood
- Pret A Manger
- Market Place – Salad Bar
- Simply Life
- Green Common
- Kinnet Café
- Elephas


How do you get rid of your cravings for sugar and chocolate? 15:13

Are you still living in HK? If so did you move out there by yourself 15:43

Would you prefer England or Hong Kong? If so, Why? 15:56

This is not a fitness related question but what made you wanted to move to hong kong 14:25

Did you do anything during your weight loss process to maintain your cup size? Are there any tips for me if I wanna lose weight but also don’t want to lose all my breasts? 17:13

Thoughts on protein powder for weight loss? 17:50

Do you prefer taking classes or working out by yourself/with your boyfriend? 18:11

How long does it take to recover from wisdom teeth removal? And does it hurt a lot? 18:57

If you have a long term holiday in some food delicious place, like stay there for 20 days, how will you control your weight? And if you were losing weight a few days ago for this holiday. just losing weight a few days ago you will being this holiday, how to control your weight? 20:05

Hey susana my question is how does one lose weight/fat around the thigh, my thighs are massive thank you 21:21


Whats your favourite type of exercise? Cardio? Yoga? Strength? Etc etc and how often you do that particular type of exercise? 22:16


I get really fatigued after I work out in the morning – did you ever get that and did it go away? What did you do? Thank you! 23:14


How do you manage stress eating? 23:47

What food is your must-have staple in your everyday diet? 24:23

What do you suggest to tone up the arms so they have definition but aren’t bulky
How much weight should I be lifting in order lose arm fat/tone my arms without making them bulky? 25:04

How did you get so flexible? 26:22

How do you usually style your hair when you’re at the gym/doing sports 26:53

Where do I buy my dried okra? 27:28

Where did I get my granny glasses? 28:02
I couldn’t find the name but its on Mong Kok road, opposite the Tai Kok Tsui Dynasty Theatre, small entrance with stairs leading up to the opticians

What is my prescription? 28:30

What is my biggest gain for becoming skinny, besides becoming more healthy? 28:49

How were you eating and exercising when you were 14-15 years old? 29:28


Do I ever drink alcohol? (Asking as I think this is one big reason why I've put on weight) 30:31


Do you classify yourself as a paleo eater? Do you eat low carb?what kind of eater you reckon you are? 31:16

My transformation video - How I Lost 46 Pounds:
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Learn how to recognise symptoms of mild altitude sickness, as well as the potentially deadly HAPE and HACE (fluid in the lungs/brain). Plenty of advice on how to prepare for the trek, plan a safe itinerary, and what to pack.
Follow our family, including our 11-year old son Lionel, on the Annapurna Circuit in winter. See how the altitude affected us as we climbed Thorong La (5,416 meters/ 17769 feet) – Kirk struggled with his breathing, Lionel felt nauseous, and I had mild hypothermia But we all made it safely in the end.

SUMMARY
*Watch out: some people may feel unwell as low as 2,000 meter (6,500 feet).
*Plan a slower ascent above 3,000 meters (10,000 feet)
*Climb high, sleep low. To be safe, only gain 300 meters (1,000 feet) in sleeping elevation at high altitude.
*If you climb faster than the recommended rate, you can build a rest days every three or four days to acclimatise.
*If you suffer from mild altitude sickness, drink a lot, and rest
*Avoid alcohol, which slows down breathing and makes you dehydrated. Avoid sleeping pills. And smoking will certainly not help!
*If you see no improvement, spend an extra night at the same altitude
*If you feel worse, descend to the last place where you felt well
*If you develop HAPE or HACE, this is a life-threatening emergency that requires immediate descent of and specialist medical care. You may have to descend in the middle of the night, don't wait till morning. Once fluid builds up in the brain or lungs, you can die in a matter of hours.

DISCLAIMER
This video is based on first-hand experience of struggling with the altitude on the Annapurna Circuit. We also spent decades of travelling in the Himalayas and Alps. With three decades in TV journalism, I've also done extensive research on the impact of high altitude.

I am NOT a doctor, and I do not have direct experience of taking drugs for altitude sickness like Diamox / Acetazolamide or Nifedipine for HAPE or the use of Gamow bags for hyperbaric treatment. So I have not included any information on this topic. Only sticking to what I have first-hand experience of.

I hope this video helps you plan a safe and enjoyable trek.

Director/video/editor: Corinne Vigniel
Shot between Bulbhule and Jomsom including
Bahundanda Sanjye Chame Timang Pisang Gyaru Ngawal Manang Yak Kharka Thorong Phedi Thorong High Camp Thorong La Mukhtinath Pokhara
December 14-30, 2016
Shot on Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3
Edited on Adobe Premiere CC
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MUSIC FOR TOP TEN TIPS FOR ALTITUDE SICKNESS
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Tip 1 training
Opening_Night_Jason Farnham_dance electronic inspirational 1.50

Tip 2 Planning
Cameras_ALBIS_rock inspirational 1.52

3 Gradual Ascent
Keep_Dreaming_Topher Mohr and Alex Elena_Pop calm 2.52

Tip 4. Acclimatisation
Don’t Look _ Silent Partner 4.25

Tip 5 Broken sleep
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Tip 6 – Mild Altitude Sickness
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7 Danger HAPE HACE
So_Bueno_The 126ers_Rock inspirational 2.56

8 Food and drinks
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9. Equipment
Voyeur Jingle Punks

10 Accidents / insurance + final world.
Accidents_Will_Happen_SIlent Partner
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