最近

最近全身酸痛，因为运动过量；
最近运动过量，因为在努力操FIT自己；
最近在努力操FIT自己，因为自己不FIT；
最近因为自己不FIT，因为自己乱吃东西；
最近自己乱吃东西，因为自己失控；
最近自己失控，因为东西很好吃；
可是，东西不是最近才变好吃的，
应该是自己失去了控制，
当然自己的新陈代谢也开始慢下来了。
加油吧！

爱情，很不简单。

爱，很简单。
情，却被人们复杂化了。
爱加上情，就变复杂了，
爱情，不简单了。
爱可以优雅含蓄，
爱情可以歇斯底里。
爱可以令人又爱又恨，
爱情可以让人因爱成恨。
爱可以让冤家变亲家，
爱情可能吞噬人家。
爱的含义很广，
爱情却很有限制。
爱就是爱，
爱情可能不是爱加上情，
爱情，其实很简单，
那就是爱情很不简单！

希望你我的爱，
可以包容爱情里的瑕疵。

星期一不该是工作天

昨天我精力充沛，今天好像死鱼一条，为什么呢？因为今天是星期一。从星期天翻开新的一页到星期一是多么的沉重，好像每个星期都必须体验911股票大泄的那种心情，从天堂掉入地狱的感觉。很无助，很彷徨，很疲倦，很想念昨天。

我认为这个星期一不该是工作天，因为：

1. 李宗伟在全英羽球公开赛勇夺桂冠，搔了七年无法登顶的痒。一个字，“爽”。虽然遭遇顽强的反抗，加上Line Judge的误判，缩短了他的征途，要不然结局很难预测。全马上上下下，老老少少都为他大气加油到一点，今天也该放假了吧！
   
2. 曼联一肥一瘦连下三城，肥仔Rooney累积了32个进球。中坚铁卫归位，连续三场一球不漏，回来的正是时候。之后还要恭候红军和蓝调，很紧张。好让红魔粉丝歇一歇吧。
   
3. 没有足球的周末，根本都不像周末。没有那种汗流浃背的满足感，没有那把龙门射穿的成就感，没有那被击败的失落感。星期一不该是工作天，应该吸取周末的足球精华，然后把星期一列成足球天。想到就爽。
   
4. 周末的足球那么精彩，可以从晚上八点追到凌晨五六点。把那么精彩的球赛都编排在一起，那么星期一应该是睡觉天。星期一睡到十二点，然后踢球从一点踢到三点，回家睡觉，然后再从八点到十点，再回家睡觉。完美！！！
   

还是不要乱掰太多，不是工作天的星期一很少，珍惜每一个星期一，不管它是多么的惨不忍睹，还是多么的快乐灿烂，珍惜每一天。


~woohoo~

我就这样坐着

今天来上班的目的好像只为了出席和Engineering Director的会议。在会议里，老板不在，我也不在……不在乎，还有不在状态。虽然战战兢兢的，嘴巴里的词句好像乱成了一团，虽然发现自己根本不在状态，但是我还是得把手上的工作完成，最少也把该汇报的都提了一下下。

之前看着工作单，还有一股冲动想把它们一一地完成，现在的我，只是想，还有坐着。找不到那股推动力了，是因为发现自己一直以来都在浓雾里行走，自己知道要往那里走，却看不见方向，是不是该问自己为什么会在这儿呢？

我没力气了，我就这样坐着，发现以自己的力量根本无法推动比我经验老到的老马们向前冲。他们累了，毕竟都是老马！我猜这都是长年累月培养的习俗，很用力推动他们的我也疲倦了。我想歇一会儿。

在电脑前面读着电子书，发现书中自有黄金屋，里面与很多启示，等待着我们去发掘，可以坐着。在这时代，停留就代表落后，多点进修吧！

让我在多坐一会吧！

@.@

Movies Again

It is time to summarize the movies that I have watched from the beginning March 2010. I'm quite amazed that I watched a few movies without knowing how much time I already spent on movies, to be exact, movies downloaded from internet.

1. [REC]^2
   
   
   
2. 十月圍城
   
   
3. 旺角監獄
   
   
4. 風雲Ⅱ
   
   
5. All About Steve
   
   
6. The Lovely Bones
   
   

Still have many movies to watch... but many other things to do too...

Why Some Men Have Dogs And Not Wives

I see this forward email and I think it is very cute, interesting and definitely true for some reasons. I like at least 50% of the statement below, but in real life I don't think people are going to practice number 10.

1.  The later you are, the more excited your dogs are to see you.

2. Dogs don't notice if you call them by another dog's name.

3. Dogs like it if you leave a lot of things on the floor.
 
4. A dog's parents never visit.

5. Dogs agree that you have to raise your voice to get  your point across.
 
6. You never have to wait for a dog; they're ready to go 24 hours a day.
 
7. Dogs find you amusing when you're drunk.
 
8. Dogs like to go hunting and fishing.

9. A dog will not wake you up at night to ask, "If I died, would you get another dog"??

10. If a dog has babies, you can put an ad in the paper and give them away..

11. A dog will let you put a studded collar on it without calling you a pervert.

12. If a dog smells another dog on you, they don't get mad. They just think it's interesting.
 
13. Dogs like to ride in the back of a pickup truck.
 
And last, but not least:
 
14. If a dog leaves, it won't take half of your stuff.

10 Most Common Excuses for Not Changing

Justification for failure are sometimes well founded, 

sometimes imagined, 

but in either case, people use them to confirm their preexisting 

belief that their lives can’t get better. It gives them a reason to be 

discouraged—and not to try.

People resist change because they are afraid of the unknown.

Only when a situation becomes too painful are people motivated 

to make a change. Don’t wait for your life to become unbearable. 

1. I'm not educated

• Change one thing: Change your communication style. Use more body language.
• Dump one thing: Drop the idea that you need a degree or MBA to be successful.
• Keep one thing: List out your strengths and hold on them

2. I don't speak so good

• Change one thing: Practice your enunciation.
• Keep one thing: Keep your accent, it reflects your personality.
• Dump one thing: Don't try to pronounce difficult words. Use smaller words instead.

3. I don't have enough experience

• Change one thing: Volunteer yourself to get more experience.
• Dump one thing: Don't be afraid of trying something new because you have not done it before.
• Keep one thing: Keep a record of your successful projects.

4. I'm too smart

• Change one thing: Listen before you speak. Ask gentle questions.
• Dump one thing: Stop taking credit for everything.
• Keep one thing: Hang on to your self-confidence. Lead by example, not giving orders.

5. I'm unattractive

• Change one thing: A little make up. Natural looking, face enhancing kind.
• Dump one thing. Get rid of clothing that does not work for you. Throw them and don't look back.
• Keep one thing. Find the one from your close that you feel good in it. Get different colours.

6. I was fired from my last job

• Change one thing: Don't play victim, business is business. Leave with grace and with you head held high.
• Keep one thing: Stay optimistic. Getting laid off is unpleasant, but it is not a death sentence.
• Dump one thing: Never speak badly about your former employers, no matter how much you hate your job.

7. It is too late to try something new

• Change one thing: More networking. Do it with someone you are comfortable with.
• Dump one thing: Lose the idea of going for four/five networking events a week.
• Keep one thing: Hold on to enthusiasm for what you are doing.

8. I'm too old

• Change one thing: Change your hair style. Get a tailored suit.
• Keep one thing: Keep your sense of humour.
• Dump one thing: Stay away from the sun. Never wear toupee or do a comb-over.

9. The world is against me

• Change one thing: Turn adversaries into allies.
• Dump one thing: Get rid of the notion that you are in it alone.
• Keep one thing: Keep the burning desire to succeed and stay on top of the game.

10. No one takes me seriously

• Change one thing: Think before you speak. Pause in between.
• Dump one thing: Stop fidgeting!
• Keep one thing: Keep your personality.

It’s easier and less 

daunting if you make one small change at a time, rather than 

attempting a total overhaul down the road.

Source: Change One Thing - Anna Soo Wildermuth with Jodie Gould