09 March, 2011

How are you!?

How are you the “net” readers, it’s spring finally and it seems coming long way after winter stroke last November. I enjoyed a few sunny days last week in the north and now I expect the grey sky and rainy days to come from this week.

Did everyone have a good “Pancake Day”? I didn’t have one though, I was too busy and have forgotten it was the pancake day until I saw it on the news last night, I should have made one for cheering me up after a hard day at work.


Have a good day for the rest of the week!!

08 March, 2011

17 December, 2010

White Winter 2010

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Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year to everyone!!

It is December and everywhere is full of Christmas atmospheres; shops open till late and late services on buses in some areas. Talk about the weather, the snow, um… normally is hard to predict “White Christmas” but this year; it seems coming right on time and may be steady ahead over the Christmas holiday till New Year!



In this Christmas holiday period, I prepare myself some fiction books to read: Twilight, New Moon, Eclipes and Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer. The books have been made to films and are magnificent and successful since 2008. I personally prefer to read the books after I have watched the films as I will be more familiar with the saga, besides there are more details to offer inside the books, as there are very, very fascinations.

Frankly I don’t read fiction, at least not very often. I’d like to read biographic or autobiographic, knowing some different life styles or jokes base on the true stories or words of mouth. But this time, these books take me by surprised and I can’t wait to read them all, and for that reason, I only wish the Christmas holiday could be last longer. 


Happy holiday and have a good one everyone!! 

04 November, 2010

No competition, no no!!

This is interesting and I am asked every time when I met or knew someone from home country. They said: have I lost my mother-tongue, have I forgotten how to write or speak, and have I given up the spirit of cultural society etc. What is your identity in terms of language, appear and behaviours. I am annoying being labelled, and I dislike to listen to none meaningful suggestions; why not allow me to be what I want to be and no more manipulations.

To be born in a tradition family in the east isn’t too bad, whereas living in a modern west country may be worried, and there are ways to reach the balance. Isn’t that so – called challenge or adventure?? Why people would put their heads back into the shell just like a turtle did!? I suppose to learn the cultures between east and west would be perfectly wonderful, and why bother about language, how to be looked and behaviours?? It’s not a competition and is not a representative to the country you were from; it’s you, purely only you. 

02 November, 2010

One door is closed; the other is opened!!



Just like the comment sections online of every well – known newspaper in the world. People put their comments and stamp under every article to express their thoughts, or arguing between the readers or the author. All they do are communicating without to convert (I hope obviously) each other.

It all started from I joined one of public groups on FB (Facebook), it doesn’t say anything regardless joint policy, and I extremely feel the group is lack of equal right and is discrimination after I took part. My comments were investigated, I was investigated by the group members, and bizarrely I ended up to be told off by the creator because I am different compared to the group members as they don’t like the differences. I was stunt. I thought we all live at civilisation; surely I was wrong and expected the group was in a certain standard.   

Perhaps the creator doesn’t realise people are not the same value and are different when approached to the group; the users may have different principle and purpose when signed up too. To me, the benefits of creating a group are to see different comments from others’ perspective, and also entertaining the group as well as keeping them brainstorm.

Purely we all live in a “free speech” country, but for some, it just not works on them. Don’t ask me why, should ask these creators on FB instead.  

20 September, 2010

Old Wine & Friends Improve with Age


An old friend met in a far country is like rain after drought - Chinese proverb.

It's been at least eight years until recently reunion with a long lasting friend and have got back in contact. She has not changed much, is the same optimistic attitude as when I first met her. I was out of the mood, just like the Itallian proverb said: old friends are always new and the better.

Making friend is such dynamic proposal and event; I'd say it was meant to be when we met. It is interesting because if we were not colleague working together just before she left, as a result the outcome would not be the same and is different, which I call it "good timing", whereas I live abroad for a number of years, making new friend isn't difficult for me but knowing friends who are meaningful would be much harder to find no matter what country I am in. Somehow, I realise I rather have the quality friends than the quantity mates.

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17 September, 2010

The Past 3 Months...

I rarely discuss my childhood and in fact I have very little memory of what was about but my parent’s relationship. It’s been 8 weeks since mum passed away and I have overcome from it also have left the grief behind. Some people like to keep their feeling to themselves for various reasons because in this modern / fast world, neither their friends nor relatives have time to listen or to spend with. Thanks for networking that have created a huge access to an open world and also make a large amount of audiences to see, listen and say back.

In my memory, I only have vivid picture of my mum. She was a very serious person and from my understanding, she was hard to make a joke with and be pleased. I became independent also worked and studied in the mid-teen, I had less contacted with mum since I started to work. We just followed the flows and hardly ever had made efforts in order to maintain the relationship. An old Chinese said: parents are always right; however I don’t think so.

An English phrase also said: taste it and feel it when is in someone's shoes. The parents are always right phrase is not working on me and I disagree with it. I don’t understand and never will about why mum had not stepped out to try for these many years. I was in tears thinking of for the very simple acts and attitude such as: kisses and cuddles would be the hardest things for her to do.

I have learnt from the experiences and have realised “life is short”, do the most and make the life full of joys are better than living in the grief, because end of the day, who suffers the most isn’t mum but me and it is not worthy, so I let it go completely.