雨點

誕生日は，とても楽しくて面白いよ。ありがとう,皆さん。私の友達は全部可愛いです。とても可愛いのプレセントと日本からのメールをもらいましたね。たくさん猫があります、とてもいいですよ。そして、誕生日もちょっと忙しいです、あたらしくてとてもおもしろいプロジェクトがある。
長大了的時間過得太快太快，雖然我們的世界真的很壞，但還有少少好的事。感謝很多愛我的人，很多以溫柔眼神望着我的小動物。感謝我們的世界充滿色彩，感謝這麼多人給我不同的機會，讓我繼續做一些我認為有意義的事情，我時常都感到很迷失，但知道心裏面還有很多很多未達成的願望，新的一年希望可以更加認真和努力做自己喜歡的事，爭取想要的東西，享受日出日落和海浪聲，盡自己的很少少少的力量，為世界帶來像雨點般的小微笑.

雪芭

早上，我們從四百多米的高空觀看小船在海上打轉，劃出一個個海浪圈圈。晚上躲在影子中聽海浪聲被岸邊的石頭吞沒。海傍真的挺寧靜。總覺得坐在餐廳裏有些微被監視的感覺，又不能睡在椅子上，於是自備了小蛋糕在海邊吃呢。四月中旬的風，清涼但帶有濕氣，今天的海浪真的很輕柔。
小狗狗lele 的眼神真可愛。我想不到放那一張相，而且很不想放多過一張有自己個樣的相！不過我鍾意那幅牆，又鍾意那黑色木箱中拍的... 所以....

曾聽過某些朋友問點解我可以將酒店房/宿舍房咁快變到咁「自己」，可能我係遊牧民族呀！但我想這不是好事，彷彿我在in transit state 感到more at home than at home。大変。聽上去有點可笑吧，但其實不是一種可笑的心境。
我要找一個盒盒把所有人送給我的生日願望放好。

微光

The japanese recipe blog says "life can be simple" i guess so, the thought of the tiramisu's soft layer brings a smile to my face. and i must sleep.
My 13.3 inches macbook air connects me to the wide but distressing world. So we just can't live a day without pathetic news. On the shore where we had ice-cream, there's a newspaper stand, the headline of Newsweek reads "Kate the Great - In a world gone to hell - thank God, a wedding." I don't have much feeling towards these monarchy stuff, and have no idea how many people actually feel joyous towards the wedding. But perhaps that's what everyone needs, some - positive distraction? Under the strong sunlight, we took the boat to a little place where pretty much no tourists go? We sat by the calming sea and observe boats sail pass, typically my favourite kind of activity. We wonder what the boats do, transport water? sailing to some far away places? We dwelled in a detached little moment between blue skies and turquoise water
Little kiddies what will you become. Julia's auntie once told me that Julia was crying during my leave. Have I mentioned a book about storytelling and character building? Do you think character could really be "built" or is it pretty much inborn? Are you a little shiny light in the dark dark night?
Do you want me to paint a new lamp? Do you want to make tiramisu? Where is my pink tulip? Maybe we should grow some in HK? If they don't die in the yellow smog? Reminds me of "Mia's Story" by Michael Foreman, just a few pages, with pretty picture, check it out next time you go to the library or a nearby bookstore. Bring your granny to work day(Reuters). haha.

念う

One of my favourite purchase in venice was a small airplane merry-go-around tin-toy. Tin-wind-up toy. We were so amazed when he showed us how it turns around. He probably thought we were funny. it's great how you pointed out the sweetness of old toys - delighting even without battery. Love Niki and CC's comment too. ANA is beautiful! Just noticed a friend was reported by Mingpao 科大生赴英讀演藝 爭取贊助 放棄電腦工程尋夢想, his facebook note is moving too - his determination shines through his words. Witnessing him striving silently throughout the years is inspirational. Isn't it both great and scary to be surrounded by so many exceptional friends? And coincidentally, the radio is playing this song.今　負けそうで　泣きそうで　消えてしまいそうな僕は 誰の言葉を信じ歩けばいいの? 荒れた青春の海は厳しいけれど 明日の岸辺へと　夢の舟よ進め

復活

away from stressful news, away from overwhelming internet, only sunshine, random wanders, thunderstorm, sound of water outside the window, treasure hunting in bookshops, colourful houses, 4 am sunrise, caprese salad...in a time-difference-less world of direct communication. why is it difficult even though we are so used to saying goodbye.
the gate i am at right now in Munich, is for an ANA flight to tokyo. so there's many japanese here :) the airport here is quiet
how much i don't wish to be back in reality, because... being in reality is so gloomy & heart-sinking. more more photos

海猫

3.5 year old Ethan and octopuses swimming in the sea of colour. ah, i really dislike packing... lol
たくさんを書けなくてはいけません。一緒にしましょう。

春分

As sun sets, air turns cool. It's so difficult to find a nice place in HK to relax without being surrounded by concrete buildings...a decent piece of grass for example... Either you have to travel a good while or walk up some bluish grey hills... it should be something every neighbourhood could enjoy... like Burnaby Lake, Hibiya Park, Hyde Park, the meadows, Lake Geneva's wifi shore etc... the density in urban area in Hong Kong is really unbelievably high, will we die from "concrete compression"?! Sometimes I feel like we are living in a big machine, even in less populated Pokfulam Road all you see is buildings, roads with cars zooming back and forth, and highly-maintained walls of slope, trees on the hills are carefully fenced so they won't easily die or fall subsequent to human alteration of the landscape. And who exactly influenced our concept of "parks" - to make us feel satisfied from those tiny-concrete-paved-area next to the heavily traffic roads...? sigh...history education is so important, it is not distant, but everyday issues that still impacts our world and inter-cultural relationships and understanding. One of the books I saw ytd was "Why kids hate schools" quite curious question isn't it, let's read next time. 今日の発表はとても面白いよ。みなさん、もうがんばれ。今日の日本googleの画像は可愛いねー私の大好きな日本。たくさんがあるよ！もっと/動物/新幹線日本がんばれよ！Donate now to support disaster relief effort. 一人じゃないよ