Finding Fu

You think that the path of your life has revealed itself. Everything seems so clear. Sure, the road weaves to the left and right just a bit but you figure nothing major is hiding in those dark shadows. It's not until you turn the next bend that you discover that the road truly swerves and the path beyond that curve is unseen. This is my journey to see what is around that next bend. To find out, I'm hitting the road...

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Name:JenFu Cheng
Location:New Jersey, United States

Rock climber and aspiring photographer...practices medicine as a hobby. Mastered the art of living expensively but working for free (looking for the secret of reversing this trend).

Thursday, August 25, 2005

August 25, 2005 - The Great Indoors

San Jose has to be one of the most convenient places. I managed to get my old cell phone reprogrammed, my oil changed, as well as enjoying Noah’s New York Style Bagels (a close approximation but not quite there) and a Jamba Juice (the Jamba Juice is all the way there). It is a far cry from the barren landscape of the desert a few days back.




The conveniences go on and on. Trang and I took a few moments to sit downtown in San Jose, sipping yummy bubble tea while doing work on our laptops via wireless internet. After that, we trained in an indoor climbing gym that simulated the wilderness.

The climbing gym was loads of fun! It is a place of gathering for good friends. I was so very happy to see a few more familiar faces as well as meeting new friends. Some people may criticize indoor climbing gyms for their attempt to simulate something as grand as mountains in a sub-30 foot structure. I, on the other hand, have climbing gyms to thank for the opportunity to develop lasting friendships. These friendships, derived from a common desire to become stronger climbers, have never remained limited by the walls of the gym. Rather, these friendships have taken me to many places, from real mountain peaks to Vietnamese noodle restaurants.

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