Spring booming

話說我數星期前買了些番茄種子
因為好平
所以我都唔抱太大其望佢長到芽
點知哈真係出芽喎!

無聊IQ題

鯊魚食佐綠荳變佐乜
答案: 綠荳"沙"

乜野植物識得溜冰
答案: 花"式"溜冰

在睛朗的一天出發

上星期落佐成個星期雨
落到人都有小小發霉

呢幾日天空再次放睛所以心情都好過人
早上淋花時發現
我的番茄苗長啦!

超開心

响公司, 班米飯班主今日黎睇場
棽日開OT做到我死死下
到今朝present時仲講得超快
我都唔知班友仔明唔明我講乜
好彩老細話 good job
今日叫做過到骨

夕陽無限好

呢隻歌棽日睇香港電影金像獎時聽到
特然覺得好好feel
任何事都有完既一日
有要把握等失去時都唔會遺憾
好似呢個blog header話之
只要全力以赴﹐問心無愧﹐做到最好﹐定能活在當下

夕陽無限好 陳奕迅
曲：Eric Kwok
詞：林夕
編：Eric Kwok



多經典的歌后　一霎眼已走
纏綿著青葱的山丘　轉眼變蟻丘
這個剎那宇宙　拒絕永久
世事無常還是未看夠　還未看透

多好玩的東西　早晚會放低
從前並肩的好兄弟　可會撐到底
愛侶愛到一個地步便另覓安慰
枉當初苦苦送禮
最艷的花卉　最後化爛泥

＊夕陽無限好　天色已黃昏
　本想去憑愛　去換最燦爛一生
　想不到長吻　帶來更永恆傷感

　夕陽無限好　卻是近黃昏
　高峰的快感　剎那失陷
　風花雪月不肯等人　要獻便獻吻＊

多風光的海島　一秒變廢土
長存在心底的傾慕　一秒夠細數
每秒每晚彷似大盜
偷走的青春一天天變老
只可追憶到　想追追不到

REPEAT＊

好風景多的是　夕陽平常事
然而每天眼見的　永遠不相似

Earth Day Project

今日Earth Day
咁我當然要應下節啦
去Lowes買了些花園野
幫門口棵柏樹換盆
等佢多的泥生得好D

天氣咁好真係好enjoy呢個earth day project
整完仲同老公仔拍住拖行去star market
What a beauitful day!

不安

今日發生佐的嘢搞都我成日都好blue
好似做乜都提唔起勁
點解咁??好唔明
我唔知係我多心要求高
定呢啲係人性是也

偏偏喜歡你 -- 趙學兒作詞：鄭國江　作曲：陳百強　編曲：Andy Bautista

愁緒揮不去苦悶散不去
為何我心一片空虛
感情已失去一切都失去
滿腔恨愁不可消除
為何你的咀裡總是那一句
為何我的心不會死
明白到愛失去一切都不對
我又為何偏偏喜歡你
* 愛意是負累相愛似受罪
心底如今滿苦淚
舊日情如醉此際怕再追
偏偏痴心想見你
為何我心分秒都想著過去
為何你一點都不記起
情義已失去恩愛都失去
我卻為何偏偏喜歡你
Repeat *
情義已失去恩愛都失去
我卻為何偏偏喜歡你

自由何價?

星期一的校園槍擊事件的而且確令人好不安
知道他是位問題學生而又得不到需要的援助
結果引起悲劇發生

一向都對好多美國政策好不滿
政策領好多時下年輕一代自我中心, 所謂既自由主義
同時好多時我覺得呢個社會都係得個講字
自由緊要還是安定緊要呢
乜都要講責任
為了唔洗負責好多時都不了了之

槍擊案主角明顯係極需要心理治療
可惜因為各種理由佢不但無得到所需的治療
點解入佐精神病院又會出來之後又無人follow up
領佢反而還病得更利害
呢個社會上仲有幾多個呢的病人得唔到應有的醫療
而又因為自由佢好容易就得到槍械
講到底其實係邊個既錯呢?

好健康的打邊爐加滋潤湯水

 

 

 

 

又濕又凍我又諗起打邊爐
今次多菜小肉
所以買了菜同菇為主
肉就只有小小肥牛同雲吞

但都食到個個飽飽


見近來到好橾
雪櫃仲有幾個好耐買落
耐到我都唔記得幾時買
所以親得閒第一次煲了個
萍果雪梨煲雞

落佐兩個萍果四個梨
嘩好滋潤好甜美呀
當堂潤晒

我們這一家: 我的美女廚房

下午無嘢做, 成機清潔一下

呢個就係我清潔後的美女廚房啦!

我的好多入廚第一次就係向呢個廚房道發生

 

雖然地方細細
對我呢個新紮師奶仔黎講
卻都算五臟俱全嫁啦

話晒我一手包辦一切廚房設計, 廚櫃, 家電等
特別是除了個range之外,
所有家電都有Energy Star

嫁
證明慳能源!
最

啱講環保嘅我

直得一提是我呢個環保小先鋒依然好proud的
環保洗衣機

Condo complex雖然有洗衣房
其中一個還在我家地牢
但共用洗衣機對於我們來講還是有點兒不願意
所以結果還是買了這部乾洗兩用洗衣機
買時真是覺得比較貴, 頗肉痛
成US$4000 多

但用落這算是最好用的家電呀
一來很方便, 甚麼時候要洗衫都可以
二來這洗衣機真的很慳水, 電
當然啦它有

標籤嫁

亂買野又要退

話說某日某人去佐佢家姐度過夜
第一次訓氣墊床褥既佢覺得超級好
自己又要買番個
做家姐見個妹想要當然盡地主之誼帶佢行街街買啦
返到屋企...
當佢勁高興地同屋企人分享佢用了成$200買個兩張氣墊床褥時..
有人問點解有張正正經經既床唔用成$100蚊買張咁既無用野
結果..
又要車佢去退羅

成日亂買野, 買之前又唔諗清楚
買完又退退完又買
自己又唔識去又要麻煩人
我自己咁靠人就唔會亂買
人地唔怕你都唔好意思啦

值得

公司今日慶祝我其中一個project近期得到FDA approval.

係開心嘅
呢三百幾有份參與呢個研究嘅人
因為呢隻藥嘅發明, 走出絕望而得到希望
每一日忙碌的工作裡面知道有些人受惠於我嘅工作
對我黎講係動力黎嘅

http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/i_video/main500251.shtml?id=1680049n
http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/i_video/main500251.shtml?id=2565472nhttp://www.cbsnews.com/sections/i_video/main500251.shtml?id=2565916n

後記﹕
飲多佐兩杯香檳成個下晝都好晏訓添

是日雜感

嘩唔係下!
今日天氣咁好
邊個估到聽日會落雪!

引自:http://wbz.com/pages/348823.php?contentType=4&contentId=407069


近來覺得的油價又高了
早幾日返家途中聽到原來加州入油仲要比麻省貴

成三蚊一加倫, 咪仲貴過杯咖啡
日日咁加都唔知幾時先到頂
又唔見我的人工咁加
引自: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8533441/

捨得你走

唔係哈夏化! 搞咩呀
無啦啦又打核嚏﹐頭暈暈
已經狂飲水啦
感冒感冒請你不要來啦
點解你趕極都唔走嫁

生命﹐ 很簡單

有一個父親，為了考驗三個兒子的才智，苦心設計了一個考題。他給三個兒子各一百塊錢，叫他們去買東西，用那些東西裝滿一個佔地超過一百坪的巨大倉庫。
大兒子想了許久，最後將那一百塊錢去買便宜的稻草。殊不知，買來的稻草連倉庫的一半都裝不滿。
二兒子較為聰明，他將那一百塊錢買了衛生紙。他將一張張的衛生紙揉得鬆散，希望能裝滿整個倉庫。結果，還是裝不滿倉庫的三分之二。
當看過兩個哥哥的嘗試後，小兒子輕鬆地走進倉庫，將所有的窗戶牢牢地關上，並請父親走進倉庫中。
小兒子把倉庫的大門關了，整個倉庫就變得非常黑暗。這時，小兒子拿出他花了一塊錢買來的火柴，以及一塊錢買來的小蠟燭。他用火柴點燃小蠟燭，漆黑的倉庫便充滿了光芒，而且相當溫暖。
默想： 人的內心就像一個倉庫，有很大的空間，需要人把它填滿。人費盡心思、勞碌奔波，尋找許多東西，希望能把內心的空間填滿。
許多人以為榮華富貴能夠滿足心靈，但結果令人失望。一些外表看來不貴重、卻帶來光芒和溫暖的東西，反而能夠滿足心靈。

超低能, 勁搞笑

如果呢架係你架車你會點?

A Practical Joke Has Been Seen Around the World (and on TV) Thanks to Viral Video

By REBECCA LEE

Jan. 5, 2007— Have you heard the one about the feather and the toothpaste? What about Saran-Wrapping the toilet seat? Or how about short-sheeting a bed?
Traditionally, the practical joke has been a rite of passage for high school seniors and college students with too much time on their hands.
Who doesn't have a friend of a friend who's cousin's half-sister's boyfriend pulled off a really great prank? But how many of us have actually been involved in one?
As it turns out, high schoolers and college students aren't the only ones who enjoy the secrecy, the intricate planning and the thrill of fleecing our families, friends and co-workers.
Millions of people, from 19-year-olds to 92-year-olds, tune in to television shows like the TV classic "Candid Camera" and MTV's updated celebrity version, "Punk'd," just to see strangers making fools of themselves.
Now, thanks to the Internet, Web sites such as YouTube and Flickr, homemade videos or photos of pranks can be made instantly available to a huge, international audience.

A Rainbow of Office Supplies

Scott Ableman, who works for a Washington D.C.-area Internet company, InPhonic, found out just how "viral" a good practical joke can be.
One ordinary Friday last month, Ableman and a dozen of his co-workers snuck out to the parking garage and covered another colleague's prized Jaguar in Post-it notes. Always parking his Jag in a faraway corner "so not to be hit or dinged," Walt, the owner of the Jaguar, was an obvious target.
"We work hard and play hard at InPhonic," said Ableman, in an interview with ABC News. "Practical jokes are kind of a tradition at our company. … It had to be done."
Two hours and 14,000 magenta, lime-green, neon-yellow, purple and electric-blue Post-its later, not one inch of the car was left bare.
"It looked like a piñata when we were all done," said Ableman. With its pink wheels, yellow lights, purple hood, blue trunk and mismatched body panels, you'd think Ableman and his crew had had it all planned out.
"It wasn't a plan at all," said Ableman. "We just got a lot of different colored Post-it notes, and then one person decided to make some tires pink and other people copied that and then we decided to make the moon roof and body panels different colors. In the end, it looks like a pretty nice design."
So how did Walt, the owner of the Jaguar, react when he saw his adored auto covered in thousands of sticky pieces of paper? "He didn't think it was his own," said Ableman. "He said, 'Where did my car go?!'"

What Will the Neighbors Say?

Fortunately, Walt was a good sport. He got such a kick out of it that "he decided his kids had to see it and peeled off only the Post-it notes on the windows and drove off," said Ableman.
Ableman and his cohorts decided to document the experience, taking pictures of the final product, and posting them on Flickr, a popular photo sharing Web site. "We originally hoped to take photos and put them on the Internet, because we thought that would be a fun way for [Walt] to discover it for the first time."
Although Walt never saw the photos of his car on the Internet, many bloggers and Internet junkies did. "The photos just took off," said Ableman. "The blogosphere has picked up on it and, as of today, according to Flickr, the photos have had more than 150,000 views. We've seen links to these photos on Web sites all over the country, [and in] Spain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, all over the world."
Ableman can hardly believe the overwhelming response these photos. "I work for an Internet company, but I've never experienced anything like this," he said. "E-mails flying constantly. It's quite a distraction actually."
But don't think Ableman's sudden online success has gone to his head. "A lot of people try to create something viral and you know it. You can smell it as soon as it happens," he explained. "And then, when you're not trying at all, something like this just blindsides you, and that's one reason the Internet is so wonderful. True democracy," said Ableman.