Completed 2012 Resolution

Talk about my 2012 new year resolution, proudly and happy to say, I have completed almost half!

My 2012 new year resolution!


1. Get a diver licence
Got it on April 2012!


2. Close more sales, with minimum defects!

Not much sales yet! but will work hard on the next half year! Finger crossed!

3. Manage my finance, and save more $$$

I have some saving now, but need to invest into the online store. Does that count?

4. My every year resolution - to slim down?!
My body is OK now. Will keep an eye onto eating habits and exercise more.

5. Get ready for online business
YES. I AM! Stay tune!


6. Taiwan trip
Taiwan trip change to Shanghai trip. I think it counts! At least a distance travel once a year :)

7. Get me a lomo camera
OK. Perhaps end of the year for birthday/ christmas/ new year gift.

8. Mac book Pro
YES. Will get it TODAY! fresh from the oven :)

9. To make my dear love me more!

YES. I believe I did! and he does.




Hoooooray!

Haikara Style Cafe

Interior of Haikara Style Cafe with the Japanese owner

Very nice cheese cake (highly recommended)

This little cute milk container come with coffee

yummy katsu sandwich!!!!!

Beef burger donburi

Peach swiss roll

Thanks for KW's recommendation, Me and ZP explored this Japanese style cafe 2 weeks ago, and we really love this place!
Haikara style cafe is owned by a Japanese couple. This place attract lots of Japanese expats, the first time we been there for lunch, almost quarter of the place is occupied by Japanese.
They have very nice coffee which using syphoon for brewing. very cool Japanese barista who seldom smile, husband who is tall and wife who is skinny and cool. The interior is very warm decorated with simple
wooded tables and chairs, some Japanese decorations and they play nice cosy music.
Most of their food is in cafe style, so you will not find sashimi sushi or soba there. What you can find is choices of sandwiches, sphagetti, and donburi.
From my experience of having good Japanese food at Singapore, this is a place which i strongly recommended if you are looking for good coffee, good ambience and quality food. I will go back again for sure ^_^

how to go there?
E-Tiara Ground Floor, Jalan Kemajuan SS16/1, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor

opening hour?
Mon 11.00am - 3.00pm
Tue - Fri 11.00am - 11:00pm
Sat - Sun 10:00am - 11:00pm

咖啡。

咖啡。
曾几何时我开始对它有兴趣？对它不离不弃？对它又爱又恨？
一天的生活里没有了它就会觉得浑身不自在？
那应该是当我踏入社会工作的时候吧。6年前？
刚开始是受同事们的影响，下午茶时间都会想来杯热腾腾的咖啡舒压，当时我对咖啡的认识都是从本地咖啡店所买，
新币一块钱= 咖啡+奶精，或是三合一咖啡。

过后，公司附近开了家专卖咖啡豆的小店，小店主人对咖啡有一定的认识及喜爱，所以自己就渐渐对咖啡的要求转为意式咖啡 - 不加奶精不加糖的钟爱，价钱也从新币一块提升到一杯三块半，甚至于接近二十块的价位。

爱咖啡，除了爱它带给我味蕾的刺感之外，其实也是好让我看书时有个栖身的地方。
爱上咖啡后，发现喝咖啡原来也是个潮流，人人手中握着一杯咖啡，似乎是一种地位的象征 （笑）。

以前大家对咖啡的要求好像都满足在咖啡连锁店。过后，精致的小店，专心及对咖啡充满热诚的爱咖之人也越受欢迎。
大家对咖啡的要求不再只是表面，而是更深层的，他们会探索它的origin, 它的酸味，它的苦味，它的aroma, body 以及其他其他。

而最近斌开始研究咖啡，所以自己也开始努力探讨咖啡的真善美。也开始爱上人类对它的执著，以及相信咖啡也是一种艺术~

小白被撞记

2011年8月24日 星期三，可怜的小白被疏忽的主人，被疏忽的大白撞了一击！

主人有了这次的经验，下次就不会被别人恐吓到不知所措了~
幸好有身边的姐姐，同事及亲爱的斌陪伴，不然，事情也不会迎刃而解。

Canoodling at Bangsar Village

Have been eye-ing for this noodle house at Bangsar Village few months back. I'm attracted by the design of interior. So finally i'm here last Sunday. with 2 of my buddies for dream business talk :)

Wall decoration

Every table come with a mahjong table & crayon. It serve as a "table cloth" and also for people to do "vandalism" on it while waiting or brain storming.

(Above) Before and After... ;p

Wymen: "nothing fantastic"

CS: "duck salad"

Mine: "Pad Thai Pasta".. this is special! I will recommend this..

By CS

The facade

Next door is "for goodness sake".. interesting construction site in progress

Overall, food in Canoodling is not that fantastic, but is not expensive. All noodle cost at RM 9.90. Anyway, i love the place and the idea of crayon with mahjong paper!

Additional item:
Went to Marmalade at Bangsar Village. The food is not that fantastic and quite costly.



Eames, the designer

I have been working at this company for almost 2 months. Everyday, I’m happy to see all the Eames & Nelson classic furniture just right in front of me. I believe not everyone know who are them, especially for those people who is not design/ art related. Anyway, Charles (1907–1978) and Ray (1912–1988) Eames they were American designer, for Herman Miller. Herman Miller produced furniture, chairs and office furniture. 

What I impressed by them are, they have stories for every single piece of their design, and the creative usage of materials, eg. Plastic, wire and plywood.

Charles & Ray Eames

Below pieces are masterpiece that featured in our showroom, and I would like to just share with you guys briefly about the design and product story J

Eames Molded Plastic Armchair

This chair come in 4 different base, I personally love this one in wire base, because the craftmanship is just so awesome!

Design Story:

In the 1940s, Charles and Ray Eames were looking forward while other American designers were content to stay put. New materials, new techniques, new shapes—these were what interested the Eameses. 

The designers were focused on the new plastics because this exciting material held the promise of being able to do more with less. They realized that plastic could be molded into organic shapes that would conform to the shape of the body.

The Eameses adapted molding techniques developed during World War II to produce the shells. They also perfected another technique with which they had been experimenting—creating a bent, welded wire base. 

The result was the process that allowed the manufacture of the first mass-produced one-piece plastic chairs. No upholstery, no covering. Charles and Ray Eames, true to their design philosophy, wanted the actual materials of the chair to take center stage. And they still do, in keeping with the designers' original intent.

Eames Molded Plywood Chairs

They are really design be follow contour of human body, they are really comfortable to sit-on!

Design Story:

In the early 1940s, when Charles Eames was working on MGM set designs, he and his wife, Ray, were experimenting with wood-molding techniques that would have profound effects on the design world. Their discoveries led to a commission from the US Navy to develop plywood splints, stretchers, and glider shells, molded under heat and pressure, that were used successfully in World War II.
When the war was over, Charles and Ray applied the technology they had created to making affordable, high-quality chairs that could be mass-produced using dimensionally shaped surfaces instead of cushioned upholstery. When they found that plywood did not withstand the stresses that occurred where the chair seat and back met, they abandoned their original single-shell idea in favor of a chair that had separate molded-plywood panels for the back and seat. The process eliminated the extraneous wood needed to connect the seat with the back, which reduced the weight and visual profile of the chair and established a basis for modern furniture design. Sculpting a seat and back to fit the contours of the human body, they designed a truly comfortable chair that's suitable for businesses and homes.

Eames Wire Chairs

What a brave and innovative material to use!

Design Story:
In the Eames design studio, new materials were the name of the game.
That same molded plywood, and then molded plastic, ended up as materials in innovative chairs produced in the 1940s. Never content to repeat themselves, in the early 1950s, the Eameses and their design staff turned to bent and welded wire. Inspired by trays, dress forms, and baskets, the designers developed a variety of pieces, including Eames wire chairs.
To achieve the desired shape and strength, while keeping costs low (because affordability was a major criterion of Eames designs), they made the rim of the chair a lighter-gauge wire and doubled it. This advance won them the first American mechanical patent for design. They didn't use cross-weaving on the outer edges, which made the chair lighter in weight and less expensive to produce.
The original chair padding was fabric, not leather, and the first attempts at making it hit a snag: The padding slid around too much on the wire network. To solve the problem, the Eameses took a quintessentially Eames approach; working with a design school, they developed equipment and methods to make the padding they wanted, moved the equipment into their studio, and produced the padding on the spot.

(More interesting furniture is coming... to be continued...)

富良野的花及天空

欢迎来到位于接近富良野的FARM TOMITA。只需要乘搭北海道的JR电车，就可以到达这个每个夏天都特别设立的临时车站 - LAVENDAR STATION，只需由车站沿路步行大概8分钟，就可以到达这个充满一片又一片的花海啦！

这里盛产薰衣草，每一年的7月至9月，就会见到，闻到填满陆地的薰衣草。但是，我的时间没有撞正那个季节，所以就没有机会见到啦！不过，见到其他的花，依然让我大快人心！

大自然的奥妙，实在是太令人匪夷所思！

我好喜欢我在那边所拍的照片，那边阳光普照，天空特别美，陆地生物的颜色也格外鲜艳。就算你没有一身好绝技，我相信也能拍到一张又一张的绝‘照’！

6月18日，2010。

东京铁塔

2010年6月29日下午，终于都亲眼见到闻名世界的东京铁塔!
只身雄伟的竖立在繁华的都市里，不晓得登上铁塔的都市人，在高处眺望那个城市时，会抱着怎样的心情？

我就不知道啦，我没有买票登上铁塔（票价：800yen），因为我当日的旅途已经接近尾声，而相映的，我的盘川也用得七七八八，唯有在外面观看，但是我已经觉得大快人心了。再加上在场内，适逢michael jackson的一周年死祭，馆内有个展览天王的珍藏。所以，当日都算无比热闹。

Sketches of Tokyo Tower

“它，宛如陀螺的转轴，分毫不差地插入中心。

插在东京的中心，日本的中心，插在我们梦想的中心。

为了完整地传递离心力，从感测得到力量的地方向外延伸着。

有时候，闲来无事的神会把手从空中垂下，把它像发条的螺丝一样骨碌骨碌地旋转。

骨碌骨碌，嘎吱嘎吱地，我们也随着一起转。

如同门灯上聚集的蚊纳，我们也聚集了过来。追求那未曾见过的灯光，被紧紧地吸引了过来。从故乡坐火车一路摇晃着，心也摇晃着，就这么被拉了过来。

有人被弹了开来，有人被吸了进去，有人被丢了出去，有人被转的目眩眼花。没有人能够抵挡，只能随着那股力量的趋向牵引而去，然后等待命运的宣判。

不管是撕裂般的悲伤也好，还是像腹痛扭绞般的痛悔也好，所有不明白原因但也无法抗拒的事，只能不断地旋转下去。

转啊转啊，转啊转啊。

然后，我们燃烧贻尽，被卷进去又被推出来。

偏体鳞伤。

五月里曾经有个人这么说过：

一面眺望着它，一面说看起来真实寂寞啊。

就这么耸立在那里，增添了白画的色彩，照耀了夜空，那模样看起来真是寂寞。

听到这话，我心想就因为这样才令人憧憬啊。在这个空荡荡的都市里，笔直地挺着身躯，凛然地持续发出光芒的神貌，是多么强韧而美丽。随波逐流，成群结党，有时共谋，有时又背叛，这样过日子的我们，因而被那份孤独之美深深的吸引。

无法忍受寂寞，只好继续旋转的我们，就是对它有无限的神往。

所以，人们以那个所在为目标，离开了自己身长的地方，为了寻找更接近它的方法，来到了东京。”

摘自：东京铁塔，lily franky



难道，这边厢，大家是否为了追求双峰塔，而离开家乡，来到了吉隆玻？

Update

不经不觉，原来已经回来大马有2个星期的时间。直至到6月30日，在日本24日的风流快活，到流连忘返，终于都愿意踏上沉重的脚步归家。


其实归家并不沉重，反而我很盼望这段新的挑战及旅程。在日本北海道与日本人相处后，取得的经验，让我爱上日本人生活的程序，爱上料理，爱上他们的简单而不失灵魂的室内摆设。导致我很期待我在吉隆玻的新住所，希望会是一个麻雀虽小，五脏俱全的房间，拥有干净及用具俱全的厨房。哪怕有个心血来潮的周末，能够约个三五知己，一起来到家中来个试食大会，饮饮白酒或者清酒，畅所欲言，那种感觉可以是多么的快活！

2个星期前见成份工，不一样的工作岗位，不再是设计师，可以话是同以前的专业调转岗位，但是始终是为设计这个领域效力。这个是我第一个挑战。之后，上个星期，终于找到地方住，这是我第二个挑战。接着下来的一个月，由于新工作需要自备交通，所以我需要找回荒废已久的驾驶技术，这是我第三个挑战。看来，我还有很多不同的挑战等着我来接招。

回来之后，我很希望会有机会多多接触大自然，以及了解大马的旅游胜地。因为有些许羞耻，我身在日本时，当外国人或当地人问我关于大马的旅游胜地时，我不能提供完整的资料给他们，当真不是几好。另外，原来大马在日本人的心目中，拥有很美丽的海与沙滩。我们是否应该觉得骄傲？

我很希望有个风和日丽，天时地利的配合之下，可以乖乖的坐下，为我那24日的旅程及心情故事与相片一起记录下。请大家密切期待。

beautiful life

everything is just so beatiful appear right in front of me.
thanks to mother earth, beautiful sky, beautiful flowers and beautiful life

(shiba zakura at Takinoue, Hokkaido)

____

星期日的晚上，坐在空旷的房间，与我度过了3年半的空间，忽然有点陌生。

也许，属于我的东西都不在身边吧。
忙碌了2个星期，还剩接下来的一个星期，
原来，除了收拾房间有个日期，收拾心情也必须选个好日子。
这几个星期，我都尽量与我在这里相识的朋友约会，
其实也已经预算到我必须不断回答他们一样的问题，尤其是那些不了解我的朋友。

‘为什么要回去？’
‘新加坡不好吗？’
‘马来西亚前景很好吗？’

说真的，我对于这些问题有点反感，马来西亚真的那么不值得留恋吗？
或是，新加坡真的那么好吗？
每个人都有他们不一样的立场啊。
而我，一直都想生活在比较有生气的地方，
而这里，就不能够给我这样的力量。

想了好几年，上一年的年尾终于都下了这个决定。
之前都一直迟疑不肯回去，是因为想存了一笔钱过后才回去。
但是一年又一年，银行户口也不见得有很大的增长，也不晓得花在哪里，
既然是这样，就干脆回去吧。

而且，你在外面独个儿生活久了，
总会想回到属于自己的国土，以及家人的身边。
尤其是当你受到挫折的时候。
家，永远是最好的避风港。

原本，在回国之前，想到香港混个一，两年，打个转，
怎知发了好几封履历表都无声无息的，
唯有专攻回国土吧！
反正那里是我最后实现梦想的目的地。

这七年来，我都经历了不少，
其实不该说经历吧，因为‘经历’好像都是不好的事情，
除了有感情的挫伤，其余的事情，
例如工作这些，我都觉得蛮顺利的，也许是一直不断遇到好的上司吧，
每一次的工作地点都让我有‘万千宠爱在一身’的感觉。
希望这些好运能够跟着我前进。

很期待那还剩两个星期的24天旅程，
原来出了国那么多次，我都不曾试过那么长的旅程。
相信，一定会很难忘吧！

chance is only one time. that's our life

Last weekend I saw this good designer from one of the magazine published in Malaysia. I was impressed by his design, so I browsed through his website since I’m currently looking for job, and I’m so lucky to find out that this Japanese company is currently looking for designer, and they are willing to accept non-Japanese. OK! This is such a good news for me, so I spend time and wrote a better resume in order to impress him.

This morning I emailed him my application, and surprisingly he replied me in just half day time. He threw me few questions, i.e. when can I start work; what is my expected salary; and he told me that their working hour usually is from 10:00 ~ 24:00, sometime work even on Sunday or Public Holiday, Japanese staff work non-stop working 365 days a day.
Such a long working hour right? Ok, I don’t mind since I love design, and if I can learn more things from them. I told him my expected salary is RM5000 ~ RM6000 since the working hour is so long, but it is negotiable.

He replied me in less than 5 minutes:
K: sorry, your proposed fees is too high than my other local employee. Thanks for your interest. (very un-approachable reply)

OK, so I replied him:
Y: please tell me what is the fee that you are looking at? I will try to adjust if possible.

Again, he replied me in less than 5 minutes:
K: It’s OK, chance is only one time. That’s our life. Thank you for interest, anyway.

When I receive his replied, I really feel so shock, and speechless.
Why are Japanese always so strict?
Why can’t they give people chance?
That is ridiculous! I feel so fed-up, and I cannot take it because this is such a drastic change of emotion for just 30 minutes!

> Excited to receive his reply;
> Carefully reply to his question;
> Patiently waiting for his reply;
> Shocked to see his no-emotion reply;
> Fed-up when he told me chance is only one time and that’s our life!

Ok, I think I should just reply him one more time:

Y: Yes, I understand the process of tender and meeting new customer. However I believe chance will always give to person who is sincere. Anyway, thanks for your quick reply, hope to see more of your great design again.

Cool down cool down..... cool down...

妈妈节快乐

今天是母亲节。我身在异乡，没办法与母亲及家人庆祝。其实我们也没什么特别的庆祝方法，往年都是出外吃顿晚餐。我们家人都比较含蓄，我也不例外。不过比起以往还没离开家里时，现在的我进步了不少。离家后，与家人的关系居然不是疏远，而是更进一步。也许是因为久久回去一次，所以会更珍惜吧。尤其是偶尔讲起我小时候的往事，感觉更好。哈哈。我最记得妈妈经常提起我大概2，3岁时从家里的二楼滚下来的事。因为以前家境不富裕，所以爸妈都必须出去工作，而把我留在家里让二哥及其他姐姐照顾，当时的他们，好像都在忙，而忽略了我，结果就不知怎么样我爬上了二楼，再从上面滚下来。哈哈。我妈每次都说，庆幸我没有跌傻了。

我妈生我的时候是高龄产妇- 38岁。然后我都觉得我是一个‘意外’。因为我与哥哥姐姐相差得岁数都很远。最小的三姐大我9年，大哥大我19年！几乎可以当我爸爸了。所以当我很小很小的时候，他们不是读中学，就是已经去城市打拼了。庆幸童年时我住在乡村地方直到8岁，我有所谓的‘青梅竹马’与我一起玩泥巴，玩‘guli’，踏脚车，抓小鸡，到橡胶园喂蚊子等等之类的童年。。

8岁后，我就与家人搬到城市，就是马来西亚所谓的‘花园’。那里都是排屋，没有东西可以玩，也没有‘青梅竹马’。不过也对的，都8岁了，就该专心读书。那时候，妈妈有一份工作，就是到鱼丸厂做女工，还有爸爸就当建筑工人。每次下午我早放学的话，就会自己回到家，然后吃饭之类的都是自己搞定。忘了何时，应该是上了中学后，妈妈没有出外工作了，就在家里顾小孩。那时我也还蛮讨厌的，因为我必须帮忙照顾，而她一哭的时候，我真的是会疯了！那时，我一直觉得我与爸爸的关系比较密切，因为每个早上都是他骑着他那老铁马载我上学，到我中五毕业为止。小学的时候，他会带我到巴杀吃早餐，每次我的美禄送到时，他都会帮我倒到那个承着小杯的盘子，因为这样会比较不烧。偶尔在家吃早餐，他会替我冲美禄，然后我会吃我的苏打饼加美禄粉。我记得有一次早上，妈妈不知为了什么事，骂了我一顿。然后我忍不住哭了起来，抱着没有穿上衣的爸爸哭了一顿。那一个拥抱的感觉及味道，不知为什么，可以印象深刻到现在。也许，那一次过后，我就没有再抱过爸爸了。
然后我也记得有一次早上，我好像有梦游症似的，天还未亮，我就走去换校服，拿书包，结果在沙发上睡着。哈哈。
有一次也是在上学前，刚睡醒，睡眼朦胧的坐在床上，怎知那么幸运又那么准的，一只壁虎从天花板上掉下来，掉进我的睡衣。啊！怎么我的背后冷冰冰的？我跳啊跳，忽然看见一条尾巴掉下，过后就看见没有尾巴的壁虎掉下来爬去一个角落里。哈哈。
从小到大，我都觉得爸妈没什么理会我，都让我任由发挥。也许是年纪大了，也照顾了那么多个小孩，累了，所以也没什么力气教我。所以责任就交给了我两位姐姐。不过，我没有怪他们，因为我知道天下的爸妈都是爱自己的子女，只是不同的表达方式而已。至少我没有学坏，现在我有能力养自己，偶尔给一给生活费他们，然后他们偶尔又可以出国游玩。
我希望他们会满意现在老了的生活，不需要忧心其他的事情。就只是这么简单。
爸爸妈妈，愿你们身体健康。

Tokyo - 丸の内

Now, going to introduce 2 x designer store... let's go to Marunouchi 丸の内：

1.

Delfonics (www.delfonics.com)

He says: "The stationary opens up your idea"

I AGREE!

2.

Idea Seventh Sense (www.idea7thsense.com)

OR, can visit their online store at http://www.idea-onlineshop.jp/

(sorry, but all in Japanese ><)

People ask me to becareful of my wallet when going Japan, yes, i agree.

i think most of my money will spend on stationary or designer stuff instead of fashion.. haha!

Tokyo - 自由が丘

Last Friday after work, went Starbucks at Central, Clarke Quay, which is just walking distance from my office. found a place to sit down, placed order for my cup of usual "non-fat, no wheat cream, tall size hot mocha", and a piece of cranberry orange bagel, holding my new bought TOKYO handbook from Kinokuniya, sat down quietly and concentrate on doing my research to TOKYO. even though i'm only staying there for 3 days 2 nights. but i have the habit to buy a tour book for every new journey, esp free & easy type, as i don't wish to waste my trip without doing research, and also to keep all tour book as one of the significant for my each travel :)
Thanks to 东京攻略 published by Taiwan Cite 城邦, i discover alot of fantastic & interesting shops, restaurant and cafe in tokyo!

i hope i can share with you guys each places that i feel is very interested me, and i would like to put them in my itinerary! hope it does help you all too! all the places that i mentioned here can reach by train.

Firstly, let's talk about:- JIYUGAOKA 自由が丘

1.
PLAYER (http://shop.kawabe.co.jp/index.asp)

Player is a shop which manufactured multi-purposed bags, emphasized on multi-usage, and special design compartment to fit all purpose of usage. very convenient!
i personally love this type of BIG bag, material and shape, suprisingly, the price is not that expensive! which is ¥5,250, in less than RM200 you are able to get this lovely bag! :)

2.
自由が丘swiss roll house (http://www.jiyugaoka-rollya.jp/index.html)

World no.1 shop which only sell swiss roll. Like the way they design this website by using hand-drawn / watercolor, very peaceful feel :)

3.
SIX (www.presssix.jp)

A shop specialised in selling stationery imported from Europe, including items like postcards, antique cameras, poster.... i love stationery, so, this shop interested me alot! ;D

Stay tune for the next station! :)

礼物

原来，一份礼物，一双鞋子，以往的传言，都能描绘出那么美丽的句子~

詞：劉力揚  曲：80time

終於可以在今天劃上句點
一整夜 翻閱過去畫面
快想不起我們為何會訣別
只看到那雙你送的鞋

走一步又一步
我才發現繞了個圈
走了好幾年
又回到原點

你送的禮物 會不會太特別
毫不避諱 那不安的傳言
但漸行漸遠 習慣到沒感覺
難道你早想要我走遠

你送的禮物 在此刻好體貼
陪我回憶 把過往走一遍
穿了這些年 難免會有污點
就像每段愛 總會有終點

世上最殘酷的 恐怕是時間
困住人 一切卻還向前
乾涸的眼 再擠不出一點鹹
愛到如此可悲的境界

走一步又一步
卻跟不上你的腳步
你滿意了
為什麼我卻只想要哭

你送的禮物 會不會太特別
毫不避諱 那不安的傳言
但漸行漸遠 習慣到沒感覺
難道你早想要我走遠

你送的禮物 在此刻好體貼
陪我回憶 把過往走一遍
穿了這些年 難免會有污點
就像每段愛 總會有終點

你說做自己吧
我們都做回自己
不要再為愛受委屈

你送的禮物 原來是一場劫
終於分別 夙命一樣準確
可笑到想要 你賠給我時間
愛情有時廉價得可憐

光著腳我一路奔跑
鮮血淚水一路狂飆
收起我的驕傲
承認曾經備受煎熬
鞋上那記號
只有你能明瞭
過了這一夜
我就全忘掉

没那麼简单

没那麼简单 就能找到 聊得来的伴
尤其是在 看过了那麼多的背叛
总是不安 只好强悍
谁谋杀了我的浪漫

没那麼简单 就能去爱 别的全不看
变得实际 也许好也许坏各一半
不爱孤单 一久也习惯
不用担心谁 也不用被谁管

感觉快乐就忙东忙西
感觉累了就放空自己
别人说的话 随便听一听 自己作决定
不想拥有太多情绪
一杯红酒配
在周末晚上 关上了
手机 舒服窝在沙发裡

相爱没有那麼容易 每个人有他的脾气
过了爱作梦的年纪 轰轰烈烈不如平静
幸福没有那麼容易 才会特别让人著迷
什麼都不懂的年纪
曾经最掏心 所以最开心 曾经

想念最伤心 但却最动心 的记忆




幸福没有那麼容易 才会特别让人著迷~ 完全触动我心情的歌词。

几米说

几米说:
当你喜欢我的时候，我不喜欢你,
当你爱上我的时候，我喜欢上你,
当你离开我的时候，我却爱上你,
是你走得太快，
还是我跟不上你的脚步,
我们错过了诺亚方舟,错过了泰坦尼克号,
错过了一切的惊险与不惊险,
我们还要继续错过……

但是，请允许我说这样自私的话，
多年后，
你若未娶，
我还未嫁，

那，
我们能不能在一起？？

谢谢密友青与我分享这段话。

生活品味 X 品味生活

一直以来，我都可以将自己归类为:"提倡健康生活"的一族。为什么？因为我爱自己，我希望自己可以身体健康，因为脑袋里实在有太多想要做的事情，却还未做到。

以下的生活是我一直以来所向往的，但愿离开这里后的我，能够重新规划自己的生活作息，让自己更爱自己。

让自己拥有完美的生活之前，条件分为两类：

1：实物，既是必须拥有一间属于自己的家，尤其是舒适的睡房，以及厨房！因为，厨房就是让自己活得健康的一大工具！

2：毅力，不能够三分钟热度。必要持之与恒！

24小时里，最重要的当然是晚上拥有足够的睡眠，以及在每个早晨扮演着非常重要角色的- 早餐！可以的话，一定要在上班前的半个小时，为自己准备一份丰富的早餐，让自己好好坐下来品尝。不需要太过花巧，只需要一杯浓郁芬芳的热黑咖啡，加上面包或饼干，就能为我的早晨画上一个美好的开始。轻尝早餐之余，最好能够翻翻报纸，让自己知道当天的国家大事，或是娱乐界的八卦新闻也不错。过后，我要以轻盈不急促的步伐踏上上班的路途。

午餐时间当然不能过于着重健康食品，毕竟，外面卖的健康食品往往比不健康的来得昂贵, 也不容易找。而且本身也不能当独行侠，还是需要迎合同事之间的喜好。

而打拼了一天过后，回到温暖的家，冲个热水凉，为自己准备简单的晚餐。菜单最好是水果拼盘，或面包类，意大利面，清淡的水煮面，或青菜，就已经很完美了。一个星期最好有2-3天的跑步/运动日，好让自己消耗不必要的热量，以及让自己趁机松懈下来。

而周末呢，我不会强迫自己要早睡早起，让我来个自然醒吧！拜六就会集中于我的大扫除，洗衣，洗地，洗厕所。。就这样就过了我整个下午。晚上若不想出去，最享受的莫过于能够一个人坐在舒服的沙发上看光碟，喝杯白酒，再加点小吃。当有点醉醺醺时，就能倒头就睡，直到第二天的假日。

礼拜天，可以到郊外或者海边走走，再为我的相机谋杀一些菲林，让它记录下我生活的点点滴滴，这该有多美好啊。再不然也可以约个三五知己，一起闲聊和品尝下午茶，过个慵懒的下午。那该多好啊！

好有贵族feel!

期待期待。。。