New Food, New Drink

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When you are in a different country, you get to try food that you normally don’t get to experience. Even when you eat something you are familiar with, each place puts their own twist on it. Last night, we got to eat Brazilian pizza, which had toppings like eggs in addition to hams and veggies.

Here in this picture, Mark is trying the cashew juice. I wonder how many cashews it took just to get that one glass!

Jimmy Hsu is a seminarian of the Paulist Fathers beginning his fourth year of graduate studies at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. Jimmy is from Plano, Texas, and studied computer science at the University of Texas in Austin before deciding to enter the Paulist Fathers.

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