上周六在老妈家收拾我的旧书桌，让我重拾了好多好多的记忆。
因为不舍得，所以堆积了许许多多的陈年往事。生日卡啦，纪念册啦，书信啦，哎哟，应有尽有。让我感到震撼的不是堆积如山的“有的没的“，而是朋友在我心里的重要。
虽然当天丢弃了好多无用的东西，也舍弃了一些回忆，但也偷偷地保留了少许的过去。毕竟我还是凡夫俗子，有些身外物还是无法舍得。只因，回忆。
有些朋友也许只不过是我生命里的过客，但不可否认他们也留下些些足迹。至今还有保持联络的朋友，都是大学同窗， 陪我走过岁月，陪我欢笑、流泪。虽然不常见面，偶尔的聚会总会乐而忘返。即使大家已成家立业，言谈中难免少不了学生时代好玩的口吻。唉，年轻真的不留白。
我不曾刻意去经营我们的友情，但相信大家都会把对方放在心里。只要有心，相信咱们的友情常驻，细水长流。
给我亲爱的朋友们：友谊万岁！
Monday, November 21, 2005
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Thursday, November 10, 2005
Going to HK
In less than a fortnight, will be in Hong Kong, again. Will be visiting the HK Disneyland, in search of my young heart :).
Anyway, not much kudos (is there any, in the first place?) had been given to this magical park set on Asian soil, and the most negative remark I've heard is: it's a mouse in a Chinese costume. Hmm....that's bad, I can't even recollect Mickey Mouse speaking Cantonese to Donald Duck. Gosh, that must be real "cheena".
I wonder how long will HK Disneyland's magic gonna last. Hopefully, it won't suffer the same fate as Euro Disneyland. Hmm....since we're on it, why can't Mickey Mouse & Friends just stay in USA or Europe? Why must they make its way to the Asian region? Will the magic still be as magical and fantastic? To bares it all, it boils down to: COMMERCIALISM.
As far as I'm concerned, HK is a shopping paradise for the shopping maniac and gluttony bay for the food gourmet. You'll just get yourself lost in those shopping malls/arcades, boutiques after boutiques, stalls after stalls. I guarantee you, you will know how to spell "SURRENDER", backwards. And, those glorious food....just the thought of the steaming hot dim sum titillates my taste buds. *Slurp* We do have groovy cuisines here, but somehow, they tend to pale in comparison. Hmm...the "grass-is-greener-over-there" syndrome.
Wait, there're more. The neon lights can be killing as well. They just keep flickering in front of your eyes, like nobody's business at all. No wonder HK has being crowned one of the cities with beautiful night scene in the world. Yeah, it's pretty glittering at night and you'll just get drawn towards the city, like the moth to the fire. There's also the vibrancy in the city, with so much activities ready to burst at the seams. The Hong Kongers are always racing against time, and it's like you can't even put on the brakes.
Of course there's always other activties to embark beside shopping and stuffing your face full. HK is surrounded by many islands and these places can be equally real interesting and fascinating. Had been to a couple, like Lamma Island and Macau, and I find the former worth dropping by again. The quaint island is laid back, but fills with serenity and less haste. You just feel like lazing there.
Have yet to engage horse racing, clubbing, etc, in HK. So, perhaps that will be next on my itinerary? Yes?
Anyway, not much kudos (is there any, in the first place?) had been given to this magical park set on Asian soil, and the most negative remark I've heard is: it's a mouse in a Chinese costume. Hmm....that's bad, I can't even recollect Mickey Mouse speaking Cantonese to Donald Duck. Gosh, that must be real "cheena".
I wonder how long will HK Disneyland's magic gonna last. Hopefully, it won't suffer the same fate as Euro Disneyland. Hmm....since we're on it, why can't Mickey Mouse & Friends just stay in USA or Europe? Why must they make its way to the Asian region? Will the magic still be as magical and fantastic? To bares it all, it boils down to: COMMERCIALISM.
As far as I'm concerned, HK is a shopping paradise for the shopping maniac and gluttony bay for the food gourmet. You'll just get yourself lost in those shopping malls/arcades, boutiques after boutiques, stalls after stalls. I guarantee you, you will know how to spell "SURRENDER", backwards. And, those glorious food....just the thought of the steaming hot dim sum titillates my taste buds. *Slurp* We do have groovy cuisines here, but somehow, they tend to pale in comparison. Hmm...the "grass-is-greener-over-there" syndrome.
Wait, there're more. The neon lights can be killing as well. They just keep flickering in front of your eyes, like nobody's business at all. No wonder HK has being crowned one of the cities with beautiful night scene in the world. Yeah, it's pretty glittering at night and you'll just get drawn towards the city, like the moth to the fire. There's also the vibrancy in the city, with so much activities ready to burst at the seams. The Hong Kongers are always racing against time, and it's like you can't even put on the brakes.
Of course there's always other activties to embark beside shopping and stuffing your face full. HK is surrounded by many islands and these places can be equally real interesting and fascinating. Had been to a couple, like Lamma Island and Macau, and I find the former worth dropping by again. The quaint island is laid back, but fills with serenity and less haste. You just feel like lazing there.
Have yet to engage horse racing, clubbing, etc, in HK. So, perhaps that will be next on my itinerary? Yes?
Wednesday, November 02, 2005
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