I'm NOT A Plastic bag

Message from Anya Hindmarch
"When I was first approached with this idea, it gave me the chills. It seemed so important. The thing that struck me was that when I started working at 18 years old in the late Eighties, I remember drinking double espressos and smoking Marlboro lights and working all day and night. I remember the cool young girls I started employing arriving with their yoga mats and pomegranate seeds and their plants on their desk for oxygen and me thinking it was all a bit ‘knit your own yoghurt’. But of course the reality is that now we all realise the importance of looking after your health, what you eat and what you do. It was these cool, fashionable influences that helped it become trendy."

“The bag project all started two years ago when a man called David Robinson approached me. David - who is a very good man – runs a global social change network called We Are What We Do. They are a fantastic movement who try to inspire people to use their everyday actions to change the world. He is very much of the belief that if everyone makes a small change and does their bit it can actually amount to making a big difference.I just loved the simplicity of that and I agree with it. The first thing that they did was publish a book, which was done in a really upbeat, unworthy way, called ‘How to Change the World for a Fiver,’ and it was very popular - organizations really embraced it and gave it out to their employees. It started with fifty actions that anyone could do to help - things like ‘smile at old people because they know lots of good stuff’ and ‘turn off the water when you’re brushing your teeth.’But the first action was ‘decline plastic bags whenever possible.’ We Are What We Do came to see us because they were very keen to take the success of the book into a project.I was enamored with the idea because I do believe there is so much wasted packaging - although I’m far from perfect myself. But secondly I thought they were really good people and it was a really exciting project to try and highlight - it’s such an easy thing to do. We designed the bag as it’s big and easy and great for groceries, but will probably be used as a school bag or a gym bag. I use mine everyday as a tote bag bringing stuff from home.
“There’s a lot to be said for plastic for sure, but on a recent shopping trip I refused nine plastic bags as I could put things directly into my cotton one - and that’s amazing.If it makes people rethink their behaviour and perhaps makes the supermarkets rethink their solutions then it’s achieved something as far as I’m concerned."

“What’s really exciting is the reaction from people. “I’ve literally had letters from models, film stars, politicians and even Prince Charles yesterday, all saying ‘fantastic, well done, we all

support it and we’re right behind it."

“I’m not the greenest person around, I drive a diesel car (I have five children) but the point is that ‘we are what we do’ and if we all

do a little thing then we’ll solve the damage, we’ll stop making it worse. And it really doesn’t take you long to rethink the way you behave."

太平山

香港有一座山名为太平山（Victoria Peak），是观赏香港夜景的最佳地点。举世闻名。 太平山（Victoria Peak）海拔554米，雄据港岛西南部，是香港岛的第一高峰，自香港开埠以来，它一直被视为香港的标志。在太平山上你可欣赏著名的维港景色，夜幕低垂时景色最壮观动人，被列为世界四大夜景之一。
　　太平山顶是游客访港时必定游览的地方之一， 登上此海拔五百多米的高山，香港的繁华城巿景色尽收眼底。而晚上来到此地， 从山上俯瞰世界著名的香港夜景,足以让你感受香港这个动感之都的魅力。

"策度",说什么？

H O L L Y W O O D

HOLLYWOOD 是个梦工厂，各式各样真真假假的众生相在镜头前化为一幕幕的电影经典，无论是角色造型，故事桥段，场面阵容，HOLLYWOOD 从来没有叫观众失望。难怪年复一年她依然散发异彩，令人目眩着迷。
水银灯亮起了，现实和虚幻交错一起，叫人已分不清界限。水银灯以外，一切与 HOLLYWOOD有关的人与事带着如梦似幻的色彩，甚至于比电影更令人匪夷所思。

FIND ME

This song "FIND ME" by David GATES was strongly recommended by my sister, LINDA, lately. I was touched after I'd listen to it and wish to share with you guys.

最令我感动的是如果有一天我比你先离开这个世界，你要记住，当你来的时候，要来找我。

FIND ME / David GATES
The skies are not as blue, when you're not with me
The stars, they never seem to shine as bright
And the hours crack like days across the ages
And a year or two pass by with every night.
It makes me know if i should ever leave this world before you do
When you follow you must promise, cross your heart and promise to

(Chorus)
Find me...look hard, and dont stop, I'll be waiting 'till then
Dont sleep, and dont eat 'till I'm back, back in your arms again
I dont wanna have to spend all my forever without you.
Just knowing that your out there somewhere too.
So darlin...please I'm begging you on bended knee...
Find me...

I've tried to tell this world how much i love you.
But they dont understand how deep it goes.
And i can't even find the words to tell you
So I'm the only one who really knows.
And though we have our times together, I am always wanting more
So if we get separated wont you do just like before and

(Chorus 2)
Find me...look hard and dont stop, I'll be waiting 'till then
Dont sleep, and dont eat 'till I'm back, back in your arms again
Through a hundred million faces you will see me shinning through.
'Cause I'll glow when you come close , I always do.
So darlin' please im begging you on bended knee..
We can share our love through all eternity
'Cause with you is all i ever wanna be......
Find me

年轻真好

望着一张张年轻的脸孔，似乎都拥有一颗热情、活力四射的心，充满了青春的活力。

因为年轻，我们不用上帝给自己的脸再造一张脸；不用关心什么霜滋润什么霜去皱。
因为年轻，我们会好心办坏事；会把老人们的劝告当做耳边风。
因为年轻，偶尔会把梦做得过于美丽；但是就是因为年轻，我们还可以在梦醒时大哭一场。

所有一切，都是因为年轻。。。

这个世界是你们的，也是我们的，但是归根究底是你们的。年轻人朝气蓬勃，正是兴旺时期，就好像早晨的太阳。希望就寄托在你们身上。
世界是属于你们的。

因为年轻，所以有朝一日也会不年轻。好好珍惜。

原来穿着一双比自己的脚板大的鞋是不舒服。。。

Sean GHAZI

I bought this album through the recommendation of a cafe crew of SAN FRANSCISCO COFFEE. It's REALLY my cup of tea and I like it very much.

The Album by Sean GHAZI is a mnemonic tribute to Malaysia's musical past, with numerous cover versions of classic hits by celebrated legends such as P.Ramlee and Sudirman. Most of the numbers in the album are in Bahasa Malaysia, whith a few English songs thrown in.

韩国洛山寺镇海观世音

在韩国洛山寺内，有一座坐落山坡上的观世音菩萨，从容的远眺东海，怡然自得，从不为人世间声音动容。那天我站在那儿，想到了一个朋友的短信。

为了让你我在最美的时刻相遇，
我在菩萨面前求了五百年; 我恳求菩萨让我们结一段情缘，
菩萨把我变成一颗树，长在你必经的路边。
阳光下我慎重的开满花朵，朵朵都是我前世的企盼。

I wrote down my wishes on this piece of paper and tied it on a robe. WHAT wishes?

It'll always ramain untold in my heart.

其实那天早上我的心情平和。我也想起前一阵子因为有个朋友用了《鹤蚌相争，渔翁得利》的企图心形容我的一个动作。令我难过了一阵子，这句话令我的思绪一直起伏不定，直至我见到了一尊观世音菩萨，端详他的怡然自得，从不为人世间声音动容令我感到无地自容，渺小。那天，我站在韩国洛山寺镇海观世音菩萨前忏悔，心中感恩佛祖加持，使我得以开悟。得以平和心面对人世间。得以放下而怡然自得。

今天得一智者提点，“我们都总以自我为中心，就连对人好都要用自己的那一套标准，完全把对方的需要忽略了。其实我们都渺小，就连对人好的方式都常用错了。”

2007年4月3日附加

Everyone has a first LOVE story to tell。。。

电影MUKHSiN叙述着一个很生活化，平凡但深切，温柔且动人的爱情故事。没有惊天动地的爱情经历，也没有直接露骨的爱情告白。一切有如小桥流水，细腻得令人感动的小城故事。
爱情 ~ 无论物换星移，时间更选; 爱，永不止息。

met the director, Yasmin Ahmad at the Premiere.

蓝色生死恋

MY days once ended with sunrise...

每每乘搭KL Monorail经过Concord Hotel（前美轮酒店）时，我都会把目光投视在Melting Pot里面，最近发觉她大整修了，焕然一新。在丽的商业电台任职DJ时，那个时候常常和一班志同道合的电台同事三更半夜在这夜宵兼聊天（通常都在周末的晚上）。

东方日报

我有几个朋友在东方日报上班. 东方日报办公室的地点离我office的不远, 近水楼台的关系, 我们偶尔相约食lunch, 众所皆知, 当初东方日报并不顺利诞生, 被同业排挤到今天在7-11, mynews.com都能见其踪迹, 这未曾不是一件好事. 有些朋友好有使命感大喊口号说:"为了避免马来西亚的中文媒体出现"一言堂"的局面, 大家要捍卫新闻自由. 大家要多多支持东方日报"口号喊得响当当的. 其实市井小民如你我也真的搞不懂什么何为新闻自由.
话说有一天, 我发现我妈买了一份东方日报来看. 在好奇心的驱使下, 于是乎,
"妈, 东方日报好看吗? 你今天怎么会舍南洋而买东方呢?"我问.
"哦, 那是因为东方日报较难见到, 所以见到就买. 南洋星洲到处都在卖."我妈答道. 原因干净利落, 就是那么简单.

哈, 这个答案宛如当头棒喝, 真是一言惊醒梦中人. 很多时很多事都被复杂化, 你说呢?

財神到

Long Vacation

在漆黑的夜空中，常被忽略的就是那为了让星星闪亮而存在的黑暗。

瀨名秀俊（木村拓哉 飾）

配角永远不会被聚光灯照到，永远不是摄影机所追逐的目标。

葉山南（山口智子 飾）

想忘记却又想起，越想忘记却越更想起，应该忘记更加想起。。。
奧澤涼子（松隆子 飾）

美丽的人总是令人眼前一亮。拥抱的时候犹如要窒息般。一松一紧间，那么的令人心神不宁。

冰室留美子（りょう 飾）

爱情在很多时候是一种持续性的错过时间。也有可能是一种永远的单恋。
小石川桃子（稻森泉 飾）

Long Vacation

总有不顺利的时候，就当作天赐的长假。不必勉强冲刺，不必紧张，不必努力加油，一切顺其自然，然后就会好转。大概会吧！

1997年我接触了日本电视剧＂悠长假期＂之后，这出日剧唤醒了我内心对爱情的憧憬. 不过，我也只是想想而已...在今年的VALENTINE，我突然想起...里面的一些佳句.
遇到失意的時侯，
就把他當作是上天賜給您的一個假期……
一個悠長的假期吧！
別擔心……Don't Worry，Be Happy 一切都會轉好的．
我们都只看到夜空中闪亮的星星，我们从没想过星星旁边的黑暗，没有黑暗的存在，我们那留意到星星呢?
AISTERU, MINASAN

1998年，我寄出了几张VALENTINECARDS。写道:
这是1998年寄出的第3张Valentine Card，也是今年最后一张。

终于在不舍得的心情之下把“悠长假期”看完。之前不曾想过会喜欢，结果在没有防备之下，她的IMPACT如同海潮般的汹涌澎湃，拍击那沉睡的，早已尘封的心，唤醒那份对爱情的瞳憬。。。

希望你能找到心中所爱。

爱情万岁。 Happy Valentine

trying hard to get into the picture

DEWAN FIHARMONIK PETRONAS

took this pic of DFP before the recital begins on
Mon 22 Jan 07, 1.15pm

LUNCHTIME ORGAN RECITAL by Marc Rochester organ

Old Wine in New Bottles

Why write something new when all you have to do is recycle someone else's tune? Hear what Purcell, Vivaldi, Bach and others sound like when rearranged by their living counterparts.

the SUM of us

a group of young Malaysian at BintangWalk

a "SHAKING" me at BintangWalk

树欲静而风不息

今年，似乎很多议题都被膨胀，而且种族色彩非常浓烈。好像大家都是在因为议题而生活。于是乎大家心中都形成一團火，愈演愈激烈。而且很多时候莫名其妙的被扯入其中。有时候总觉大家對社會與其擔心，不如化作信心，更多时候需要付出一份愛心。很多時候我們都無法以肉眼看見真相，真理只能用心去體會。世間的分歧，很多時候只是彼此認知的不足。只要多多交流，就不會胡思亂想了。少點認"色", 多點認識。

X'mas 2006

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上海故事

我父親出生在新中國成立2年后的1951年的桐乡市北端的烏鎮。他8岁的时候，由于1958年的大跃进和人民公社化运动，中国经济遭到严重破坏，加上三年自然灾害，广大人民的生活状况不断下降，饥荒严重，食品紧缺。1960年至1963年期间，他束紧腰带饿着肚皮与广大人民过了3年。

1966年正值父亲青春期，他莫名其妙的被卷入，再一次经历了另一个大时代，文化大革命爆发了。在那个疯狂的年代，大家似乎都像出自一个倒模，全部都是同一个表情。丧失了理智，也失去了自我。
父亲共有8个兄弟姐妹。在那个农业社会，男丁若是要出人头地，就得加入军队当兵。為的只是國家在你家門前釘上一塊寫著“光榮之家”的木板，一塊象徵著安定的生活的木板。不然的话，命运就像其他的乡亲父老般永远在田地里翻耕。父亲决定加入解放军，把青春献给了祖国的防卫事业。

1976年，4人帮被捕。文化大革命终于结束了。也生下了我。

1979年，中国中央政府开始鼓吹计划生育。为了响应中央政府的政策，再加上父亲贵为共产党党员，父亲与母亲决定把老二拿掉（我母亲当时已怀孕）。没几，中国一胎政策终于落实至今。

父亲40岁时，逐渐步入中年的他离开部队加入国营企业。没几年，中国的经济经历了一场惊天动地的改革。改革开放使得国营企业成千上万的公务员下岗。父亲再一次卷入一场革命。

他拿着国家发给他那一丁点儿的赔偿，想到距离法定的退休年龄（60岁）还有整整20年的保险金要偿还，想到退休时，可能连退休金也拿不到。他开始忧郁。

后来朱镕基上台，宣布了前部队队员可提前在55岁退休。

2006年父亲退休了。

那天，他抱着我那刚满周岁的儿子，语重心长的说“乖孙儿，爷爷终于退休了。”

这是最近我在上海听来的一则故事。

20061220 Nanjing Road,Shanghai

不逃避的智慧

我们都没有不逃避的智慧。所以大家猜猜看，这个我没有正面面对的人是谁？

a BICYCLE sign at UPM

Crystal X'masTree

旅行是。。。

。。。把所有好壞的記憶暫時抛在原地，去遠遠的他鄉尋找新的。
。。。探大城小景。看小城大景。
。。。忘記自己的偉大，看見自己的渺小。
。。。找回心跳的感覺。
。。。到處比較，講自己國家的不是，再批評別人的不足。
。。。把辛苦賺來的錢盡情花掉，然後心甘情願返回工作崗位。
。。。領悟無所事事的可怕，勞勞碌碌的可貴。
。。。欣賞平日無法留意到的日出，艷陽，雨天，晚霞，星空。。。
。。。爲了讓別人對“誰沒有誰都可以活得很好/更好”這句話有深刻的印象。
。。。加強脾胃的免疫能力，並隨個人意願吃喝。
。。。遠離熟悉的一切，放眼鮮活的人事。
。。。什麽都想，也什麽都不想。

Countdown to X'mas 2006

还我城市一片蓝。。。

这些年来, 每逢年中开始, 咱们抬头看天都看不见"颜色"。灰懞懞的天在马来西亚变得理所当然. 不知情的游客也许会以为咱们的天色本来就是这样. 蓝天? 白云? 彩虹都去了那儿? 为什么? 是谁搬走了咱们的蓝天白云? 于是大家问。
有人骂, 那是印尼的错。然后印尼有关当局出来澄清说那是因为某些马来西亚的公司在印尼的杰作。又有些人骂马来西亚政府的无能。因为无法制衡印尼有关当局关注"灰懞懞的天"。更多人骂那是某某的责任。。。

大家骂得好, 骂得都没错。然后大家骂累了, 便回家开冷气, 盖棉被, 天經地義的心安理得。

于是乎某些有心人呼吁大家关心环保。因为這個世界是靠累积的。

从坏的角度来看, 今天的恶果只是过去咱们种下的前因的累积。然而从好的方面来想的话, 今天任何的一点一滴的努力, 积少成多就可以改变未来。你说呢?

人与自然界不是我们口号里喊的征服与被征服的那样。共存，影响，互利，一损俱损，一荣俱荣，我们都已经尝到了破坏的恶果，可曾想过还给大自然一点什么吗？

拨 开 云 雾 见 清 真

我家附近有座清真寺刚刚落成。由拆除到一座崭新的落成前后不足12个月。新的比旧的宏伟，那是肯定的。不过最近每每有些朋友和我经过时，他们总是关心的问，“会吵吗？” 我总是不假思索的回应，“嗯。。不会。”老实说我也真的不觉得吵。也许我早已习惯了。有时候在傍晚时刻听到的Maghrib祈祷诵经(Call for Prayer)，不但不觉得吵，反而觉得悠扬(当然也不是每个都好听，还得视乎专业与否 :-))。我总是觉得很多时候因为不了解，好像大家可以因为不了解，就好比赋与特权于我们去批评。
也许你会问，“你是穆斯林吗？”
我不是。但是我也不想成为一个心存“分别心”的佛教徒。

in memory of a POP DIVA of our time

在香港Madame Tussauds蜡像馆里见到梅艳芳的蜡像，总觉得没有达到百分百的相似。不过倒是有一副歌迷画的肖像吸引了我，故把她拍下。

2009年5月7日附加

10月10日是Anita的生忌.在此选上Anita在2003年在红馆开的concert里头一些歌曲与大家分享.且让我们缅怀Anita曾经拥有过的灿烂......

THE JOY of BEING SINGLE

Diane Keaton
There was a time when Diane Keaton felt she had to find a man. The Oscar-winning actress, who leapt to stardom as the charmingly neurotic Annie Hall in the ’70s, has said that there’s a certain point in all our lives when we’re biologically driven toward the opposite sex: “You dream about men, you love them, you’re excited by it, and I don’t feel that way now.” Why the change of heart? With a relationship record that has included the notoriously high-maintenance Woody Allen and Warren Beatty, Keaton, 60, says it was a combination of age and experience. Her true loves now, she says, are adopted children Duke and Dexter, and she considers “mother” the greatest role of her life. With 40 films already under her belt and several comedies in the works, her acting career — usually centered on playing strong, quirky women — is showing no sign of slowing down. When she’s not acting, Keaton serves on the board of the Los Angeles Conservatory, a group dedicated to making sure the city’s architectural gems grow old gracefully—much as she’s doing.
Bill Hemmer
Bill Hemmer has never been content to settle—when it comes to his love life or his career. His decade of reporting, first for CNN and now for Fox News, has included memorable stints in Kuwait and Afghanistan. But it’s not just his reportorial skills that have earned him all his fans... he’s easy on the eyes, too. When asked about his leading-man good looks, he jokes that his ears — and his listening skills — are his best features. Hemmer, 41, doesn’t ever seem to sit still, filling his downtime with skydiving, bungee jumping and other extreme sports. He’s said that he’d love to get married and have kids—but he isn’t rushing love. “If it happens, great,” he’s said. “If it doesn’t happen, I’m not going to force it.” And — newsflash — it certainly seems that more and more other single people have adopted that same attitude in recent years.
Maureen Dowd
If you think journalism and politics are still a man’s world, don’t tell that to Maureen Dowd. The only female columnist at The New York Times, the 54-year-old Pulitzer Prize winner has tackled every topic, from former President Bill Clinton’s presidential scandal to the evolution of the gender wars, in the process earning the nickname “The Cobra” from Dubya. Even those on the receiving end of her barbs can’t help but acknowledge the charm and Hollywood-style sex appeal of the feisty redhead. Former boyfriend and West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin called her “a dream girl... like she stepped out of a movie from the ’40s.” Though she earns praise from presidential press secretaries and ex-boyfriends, two groups you might not expect to have anything nice to say, Dowd holds fast to the belief that she doesn’t need a man in her life. “Men used to be necessary in terms of reproduction and refinance,” she said when promoting her book Are Men Necessary? When Sexes Collide, “but we don’t need them for that anymore. They’ll be necessary like ice cream is necessary.” Which isn’t to say that love and relationships shouldn’t be enjoyed—just that this is one woman, like many other single people, whom you’ll never find sitting home by the phone.
George Clooney
Even when his only acting credits were cheesy sitcoms and B-movies, George Clooney turned heads. These days, though, he also makes people sit up and listen. Over the past decade, Clooney has evolved from sexy actor to sexy and powerful actor, producer and director, not to mention Oscar winner. Between making movies that make people think to his political activism in troubled regions such as Darfur, he has become one of the leading liberal voices in Hollywood. You may love it or you may hate it, but you have to admire a man who stands up for what he believes—and actually manages to effect change. But one role he swears that he’ll never reprise is that of a husband. His four-year marriage to Talia Balsam ended in 1993, and he famously told Barbara Walters that he’d never marry again. “I love women, I love their company,” he’s said. “But after going through a marriage which turned out to be a disaster and some other relationships which I thought would turn out but didn’t, obviously you begin to doubt whether you’re really cut out for long-term commitment.” But while the world may see him as an eternal bachelor, Clooney, 45, says he’s been in a serious relationship for 15 years—with his Vietnamese pot-bellied pig named Max.
Jane Ganahl
San Francisco Chronicle writer Jane Ganahl is not only a keen observer of single life—she’s also a champion of it. In her critically acclaimed column, Single-Minded, the 40-something Ganahl sings the praises of flying solo by reminding readers that their unmarried status allows them to have more room in the tub during bubble baths, buy the flowers they really like and do exactly what they want to do, when they want to do it. “Should I be down in the dumps, lonely or ashamed on V-Day?” she mused recently about the holiday that single people are supposed to dread. “Nah, it takes too much effort. I’d rather do what I’ve done in other boyfriend-free years: have lunch with girlfriends and have a really nice spa treatment.” Other issues she explores in her column range from the political impact of the growing numbers of unmarried voters to the dating guides that make being unattached sound like a disease. “Yes, the world is finally catching on to the fact that middle-aged doesn’t mean dead or even dormant,” she writes in a recent piece. “I think for many, what comes next is a more fulfilling life—where being single is not considered a problem to be fixed.”
Charlize Theron
Tall, blonde and beautiful, actress Charlize Theron is known as much for her glamour as for her willingness to discard it for choice movie roles. Conventional wisdom would say that she could have her pick of husbands... but walking down the aisle isn’t a goal of hers. The 30-year-old Oscar winner says you don’t need a marriage ceremony or certificate to have a great relationship. “I’m happy for people who want to be married, but it’s not my thing,” Theron said recently. “I don’t need to wear a white dress and throw a big party. To me, that’s like a premiere.” Theron, who’s been in a serious relationship with actor Stuart Townsend, says she would like to have a family someday. But weary of media speculation over whether she and Townsend will tie the knot, she told Extra that they would marry only when the U.S. government grants gay and lesbian couples the right to wed as well. “We’ve decided that we’re going to use that in a positive way,” she said. “So the day that law gets passed, then we’ll get married.”
Oprah Winfrey
Possibly the best-known woman in America, Oprah Winfrey embraces her single status. While marketing consultant Stedman Graham has been her steady for 20 years, Oprah says marrying him would jeopardize the relationship. “Stedman’s a traditional black man,” she told the Chicago Sun-Times recently, “but I’m in no way a traditional woman.” With a daytime talk show that’s topped the ratings for two decades, O magazine, cable’s Oxygen Network, an impressive acting and producing résumé, a charitable foundation that has channeled millions into social causes and her status as the first female African-American billionaire in the U.S., that’s an understatement, to say the least. Questions about whether she will ever get married have, at times, become a national obsession. But Winfrey says that people don’t actually care about her relationship; they just want to see an extravagant wedding. “They want to see doves fly,” she has said. “They want to know what you wore, how much you spent on the cake, who came.” But she says the world “is catching on to what I already know: a piece of paper does not define a life.” One look at her intelligence, creativity and generosity shows what does.

A article by Sue McHugh, a former reporter for the Associated Press who now freelances for magazines and university publications.

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LOUIS VUITTON

L O U I S V U I T T O N 在KL的旗褴店( Flagship Store ) 终于在9月9日万众瞩目下开张了. 虚荣心作祟的原因, 现在我每每经过Bintang Walk的时候, 目光总会被Boutique的外表深深的吸引着, 心里头在想到底LV的魅力在那?

这是一个讲究"美"的时代. 当大家一窝蜂的去追求被标志着"美"的事物时, 可曾想过何谓"美", 名人对"美" 各有自己一套诠释. 所以"美"对持有不同价值观的人就会呈现不同的面貌.

年纪渐长, 开始由可以向外求的, Visualised的"美"转化成向内求美. 追求那种实实在在, 体现在生活中的"美" . 生活中的衣, 食, 住, 行, 事无大小都有美得让人感动的时刻, 只要我们都保持那一颗真心.

P/S " 向内求美", 是我对自己的一个期许, 希望能够成功. 成功之后, 不晓得我会不会变"美"了, HaHa... 近年来令我感到"美"的事, 就是有一朋友, 陈咏斯出家啦. 还有就是替我的宝贝( My Nephew & Niece )拍了一张我觉得很美的照片. 还有。。。好像要求简单, 一切都变得美了。

红馆の体验

香港特区政府为了配合2009年举办的东亚运动会，将在2008年下半年关闭自1983年启用至今已23年的红馆。换言之，2008下半年将没有CONCERT能够在红馆举行。听说许多天王巨星歌手为了赶搭这趟“尾班车”，纷纷计划在2007年开CONCERT。隨說1997年以後，香港維多利亞港口的景觀已經被囘展中心搶盡風頭，獨領風騷。然而我始終對紅舘情有獨鍾。香港紅舘並不是一座紅色的建築物。之所以被稱爲紅舘是因爲坐落在紅墈區，她的全名為香港红墈体育馆，簡稱紅舘。
不過話說回頭，紅舘會“紅”皆因不少紅人曾在這裡舉辦過CONCERT。紅舘仿佛就是香港流行文化(POP CULTURE)的指標。能站在紅舘的舞臺上表演是許許多多藝人夢寐以求的事。

KINI...standing in the eyes of the WORLD...be it GOOD or BAD

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