It has been a while it I had taken sticker photos. My God, these sticker machines really are complex to use nowadays, compared to the ones I used six years ago, there are just so many more features and actions you can use!!
We took about ten, and picked five which we found the best and printed them. There is one that I particularly like, I just find it real funny.
Peter, Lawrence and myself went to visit Kelly at the hospital after work.
It was a tiny room, shared with another patient which the two beds were divided only by a piece of blue cloth hanging from the ceiling. There was a little bedside table, covered with flowers from friends, and colleagues. Her parents, and sister were also there accompanying her.
Kelly looked tired, a little pale, but her spirit seemed high.
We talked briefly, and she seemed to feel a lot of pain every time she worked her stomach, such as when she started to laugh, or cough.
Her parents said even though the operation was not common, but the wound was not small. I mean, having a fifteen centimeter long tumor removed, it could not have been a small operation. Thank God the tumor turned out benign, and not malignant. It was a real relief, especially for her parents, as they both looked exhausted, probably from a lack of sleep and constantly worrying what could have been, something, a lot worse.
After the visit, it is just so difficult not to remind ourselves again that we should really take better care of our own health. Also, the support, strength and courage your family and friends can provide in order to carry you through this difficult time, is priceless.
We all look forward to see Kelly back in office soon!
To have more than 55,000 people cheering for you, giving you a stand ovation.
Well, the person is Wang Chien-Ming.
This was the game between Yankees and Red Sox. Wang did a great job and won the game against the best team in the league (at the time anyway), and the photo was taken when Wang left the game for good.
I love this photo because it clearly shows how much appreciation and support the crowd shows. To be on the biggest stage, and bring out the sort of performance like Wang does each and every time he steps on to the pitch, is just remarkable.
God Bless, my work colleague, but also a good friend, Kelly.
She is diagnosed with a stomach tumor with the size of around 15 centimeters long. Not much is known at the time, but we all certainly pray that it is nothing serious.
Now without her around the office does feel a bit different. I hope she gets a full recovery, and be back with us soon. I do miss her very much.
Well, it is more of a bitter-sweet love story. It is called Tokyo Tower.
The movie is about two teenagers dating older women. It shows how married women in Japan are locked up at home with no social life, being ignored by their husbands, and thinking of what might have happened if they had chosen a different path in life, or shared a different life with a totally different person.
A girl that I really like right now is older than me, but I haven’t actually really involved in a relationship with someone who is actually older. However, the movie does bring you closer to the life of being with, and fall in love with someone who is older, or much mature. It demonstrates the difficulty in such a relationship due to the fact the female still shares another life with her husband, and the way the female is fooled or mistreated by the male companion. It shows the conflict of emotion and pain of not able to being with someone you really love.
I find most Japanese love stories are quite good, but Tokyo Tower is certainly different.
It is not too bad after all, only if you are next to me.
The entire floor, just you and me, it was kind of special.
Suddenly, I like overtime work.
Well, boring today, but hopefully it gets better tomorrow, because Mother’s Day is tomorrow.
Mum has been treating me well ever since I entered this world, but I have never really gotten her a proper Mother’s Day gift. She is always like aiya on need lah, or save your money lah, or give it to your girlfriend instead lah, you know, things that most Asian parents would say when you want to give them something.
Since I already know Mum is going to say the same thing again this year, I think I should just buy her a cake to save the trouble. At least I can eat the cake if she like want it.
I saw Ocean’s Thirteen trailer, and I liked it. Thank you YouTube.
Fuck the Bulls lost yesterday after a 22 points lead at half time and 18 points lead midway though the 3rd, and they still lost 74 to 81. What the heck? Did the Bulls start to play on wheelchairs after half time??
What a boring weekend.
I never knew how much I missed you until you were gone.
Welcome back, I cannot wait to see you again soon.
Not me, not BenQ (well, not today anyway), but a Taiwan sporting icon.
When you get writers saying things like…
Seattle struggled to do anything with Wang’s heavy sinker, one of the best pitches in the majors.
You should know that Wang Chien-Ming is definitely something.
It is always nice to see Wang making headlines. He does all Taiwanese proud.
Well, not as if I regularly go and see movies, but I did catch Spider Man 3 today with Peny.
However, honestly, I didn’t enjoy it quite as much. Maybe it was because I hadn’t seen the comics, but I thought the storyline wasn’t all that entertaining. Everything was kind of expected, and the action was very ordinary, nothing mind-blowing.
Maybe it’s just the whole sequel thing. Every time when there is a sequel released, you tend to expect the sequel to be better than the previous, or the original. Well, Spider Man 3 definitely did not live up the expectation as a fantastic sequel.
There are two more this kind of sequel movies coming, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End and Ocean’s Thirteen. I hope these two can fare better than Spidey.
I also noticed Spider Man 3 logo is suspiciously similar to the one of PlayStation 3. I do believe Sony is solely responsible for this.