Monday, May 07, 2007
From Jeanette Winterson's The. Powerbook:
"My search for you, your search for me, is a search after something that cannot be found. Only the impossible is worth the effort. What we seek is love itself, revealed now and again in human form, but pushing us beyond our humanity into animal instinct and god-like success. The love we week overrules human nature. It has a wildness in it and glory that we want more than life itself. Love never counts the cost, to itself or others, and nothing is cruel as love. There's no love that does not pierce the hands and feet."
今晚很重要。希望自己不會倒下來。
Saturday, May 05, 2007
作曲:曲:周杰倫|填詞:林夕|編曲:Adam Lee|監製:李偉菘
有人在三更半夜 寂寞中 等待中
有人在光天化日 玩樂中 荒淫中
有人在天下太平 失戀中 失落中
有人在末日舞曲 遊戲中 快樂中
你是否一位觀眾 看著他們 有用 沒用
你是否一位觀眾 看著他們 有種 沒種
有人在黃金年齡 創業中 高潮中
有人在退休歲月 得道中 低調中
有人在患得患失 求學中 嘗試中 哪一位才是英雄
也許這些人們的 過程不同 目標相同
也許我們就在其中 也許都分別不大
心情不同 天下大同
也許他們只是兒童
一閃一閃 小小星星晃動
星光的朦朧 星光朦朧
千山萬水 正好裝飾你的夢
你的眼睛 正好裝飾你的星球
上的洞 成千上萬 黑色眼珠 正在互動的轉動
有人在地鐵車站 搜尋中 荒廢中
有人在人行道上 前進中 蜜運中
有人在廚房中央 麻木中 炒菜中
有人在睡房邊緣 吵罵中 衝突中
你看人家的時候 跟看自己 有何不同 有時候會不會心痛
晚上去了關錦鵬個book launch,見到Jason坐在導演旁邊說話,有點感動,一個MPhil生,做論文做到自己的偶像也認識自己,連Chris Berry也要quote 你,係很難得的機會。You're talented,信我吧!最愛你說的那一句:我們做的事不會賺大錢,但我們能人所不能。我們其實就應該是很noble。 我的偶像是誰? Woody Allen,王家衛和村上春樹。
今天去了最後一次conference,在又一城買了個紙包旦糕仔同一支烏龍茶,草草吃過就頂硬上。個Panel有個speaker放飛機,連埋我得番三條友,我present先,用彭氏兄弟的<見鬼>講眼的desire和split self。一如我所料,班audience對Lacan的objet petit a零知識,我也求求祈祈講完就算。跟住有個泰國人講泰國beach party的subculutre,本應幾有趣,但零arguments。連paper title都有兩個grammatical mistakes,雖然我知我要politically correct,但這未免難登大雅之堂吧!他quote了Edward Said的Orientalism,但又唔fit 落自己份文到。最後那個韓國女人都不錯,我和她也提及了Ringu (午夜凶鈐),但最敗筆還是說陳可辛是台灣導演,天噢,你來香港做conference,請把research做好點吧!
在此多謝Leon陪我去,希望不會悶親你吧。
對我好的人,我心知,我會記一世。
Thursday, May 03, 2007
關菊英 <講不出聲>
http://web.mac.com/infrontcc/iWeb/djax/1.html
Monday, April 30, 2007
Articles
“From Rose Mary to Rolls Royce: Denise Ho x Wyman Wong. Queerness in Denise Ho’s Music” in Fe/male Bodies. Debut Issue. November 2005. Kubrick: Hong Kong. pp 62-8.
“The Carnal Hand and Fetishism in Wong Kar-wai’s The Hand” in Cinema in/on Asia. (ed) Shin Dong Kim and Joel David. Asian Culture Forum 2006. Gwangju, Korea. pp. 279-94. (Winner of the best three graduate papers presented in the panel “Whither the Orient” at Asia Culture Forum 2006).
Creative Works
“The Importance of Having an ‘R’”
Yuan Yang, 2001 June. English Department. The University of Hong Kong: Hong Kong.
Moving Poetry. 2002 Summer. Edited by Shirley Lim and Page Richards. Hong Kong University Press: Hong Kong.
Also appeared in Shirley Lim’s essay “Cultural Imagination and English in Hong Kong”. Asian Englishes Today. Hong Kong English. Autonomy and Creativity. Edited by Kingsley Bolton. 2002. Hong Kong University Press: Hong Kong.
“Haruki Murakami. A Spring Tree Above the Village”
Yuan Yang, 2001 June. English Department. The University of Hong Kong. Hong Kong.
Karawane:A Journal of Experimental Performing Texts. Issue 9. 2007 (10th Anniversary Issue). p. 31.
“The Evolution of Beard”, “Hymen” and “City of Sameness” in Fe/male Body: Bodywise. July 2006. Kubrick: Hong Kong.
“The Evolution of Beard”, “Hymen”, “City of Sameness”, “Fingernails”, “The Lunatic’s Penis” and “Suicide with McDonald Suk Suk” in Special Hong Kong Edition of Asia and Pacific Writers’ Network (APWN). (ed) Xu Xi. November 2006.
Links:
http://www.apwn.net/index.php?/writing/more/fingernails/
http://www.apwn.net/index.php?/writing/more/the_lunatics_penis/
http://www.apwn.net/index.php?/writing/more/hymen/
http://www.apwn.net/index.php?/writing/more/the_evolution_of_beard/
http://www.apwn.net/index.php?/writing/more/city_of_sameness/
http://www.apwn.net/index.php?/writing/more/suicide_with_mcdonald_suk_suk/
“Suicide with McDonald Suk Suk”
Yuan Yang. Vol. VII, no. 1. 2006 Decmeber. Department of English, The University of Hong Kong. Hong Kong. pp. 9-14.
Featured poet of The Other Voices International Project. Vol. 26. 2007 (http://www.othervoicespoetry.org/vol26/nwong/index.html)
Film Reviews
On Wong Kar-wai’s The Hand. Scope. An online journal of film studies. Issue 4. February 2006. Institute of Film Studies. University of Nottingham. http://www.scope.nottingham.ac.uk/filmreview.php?issue=4&id=123
Conference Presentations
“When Eros Lies in The Hand of Wong Kar-wai”. The 27th Annual Meeting of the Southwest Texas Popular Culture and American Popular Culture. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 8-11 February 2006. (Speaker)
“A Different Kind of Friendship – Reading the Homosocial in Johnnie To’s Election”. The Film Scene: Cinema, The Arts, and Social Change. The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong. 21-22 April 2006. (Speaker)
“The Carnal Hand and Fetishism in Wong Kar-wai’s The Hand”. “Wither the Orient” in Asia Culture Forum. Kimdaejung Convention Centre in Gwangju, Korea. 26-29 October 2006. (Speaker)
“Nations in Transition” in Asia Culture Forum. Kimdaejung Convention Centre in Gwangju, Korea. 26-29 October 2006. (Discussant)
“The Obsession of the Ears: Reading Haruki Murakami’s Blind Willow, Sleep Woman and A Wild Sheep Chase” in Postgraduate Departmental Seminar. Department of Comparative Literature, The University of Hong Kong. Hong Kong. April 24 2007. (Speaker)
“Reading the Eye as a Haunting and Desirable Organ” in The 2007 International Conference on Inter-Asian Culture, Communication, Conflict, and Peace. City University of Hong Kong. Hong Kong. 4-5 May 2007. (Speaker)
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Friday, April 27, 2007

Thursday, April 26, 2007
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Friday, April 20, 2007
也多謝Iris給我占卜了一下,今年會有兩個很難攪的小人,十面埋伏,要防之。
早餐吃着媽媽準備的豆沙包,下午回港大聽同事的 seminar,下星期二到我了,多謝Glory的來臨。 題目為: "The Obsession of the Ear: Haruki Murakami's Blind Willow, Sleep Woman and A Wild Sheep Chase"。
I will rock! Just wait and see.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Monday, April 09, 2007
http://www.othervoicespoetry.org/vol26/nwong/index.html
說三道四,不如不如,
我聽,我想,我走。
可愛,不可愛,可不愛,
矜貴,不矜貴,經歷過便不矝貴。
在乎,在那裏乎?
我到,我心,我手,我和我。
我進,我攻,我逼完又迫,
我退,我守,我反覆,我變。
永恆不永恆,一變乃懸念,
否定跟空間,寧靜隨決定,
寧可愛其有,不可索其無。
有與無,想和念,
憑何定,憑何進,憑何喜,又憑何憂。
戰戰競競的來,
憂憂愁愁的走,
想玫瑰,無玫瑰,也枯萎,
想菊花,有自憐,兼自賞,
回味着懷念,舌尖和跟前,
看到變天之景象,
一變歸不變,
不變乃命數。
窮,力窮,運窮,氣數窮。
動盪時代,富不了英雄,
做大雄,做大人,
當不起高手,低手要承受,
我停,我留,我繼續想,
信、望、愛。
Saturday, April 07, 2007
Wednesday, April 04, 2007

看了Mulholland Drive 四十分鐘,睡着了。
再忍了一個多鐘,放棄了。
真不明白為什麽人家把David Lynch 捧到上天,劇本完全唔make sense,每個shot都多餘地長,故弄玄虛。真忍不了。
還是Half Nelson好得多。主角是一名fucked-up的中學歷史教師,他說history就是changes,有changes就是有兩股對衡的力量在角力。他自己吸毒,抑鬱,自己一直來就是自我世界裏的subculture,跟出面正正常常,開開心心的mainstream,永遠也格格不入。這也是'half nelson' 的意思 (half nelson 是摔角中鎖頸的術語)。
他在最 fucked-up 的時候領略了自己教書的原因,他說: The kids helped me focus。很對,很有同感。

The Lost Room
一口氣把成個season 的七集看完。就是停不了!其實意念不算新,1961年有New Mexico的Sunshine Motel 內發生了怪事,房內每一件物件都有超能力,大慨也和叮噹差不多,但如果把叮噹放進Matrix 內,那就不得了!這套劇涉及很多後現代理論: reality vs irreality / unreality, time vs space, fetishism vs religion, God vs beings, Coincidence vs Determinsim... 總之信我,這齣戲一定要看,一定比X File 更大迴響。
楊小姐有新歌了,叫<化>。每次她的歌也有我能 identify 的地方。他朝一日我真的化時,我想領悟會更深。
別離未算久 別漫談如摯友
令清修的我再失守別凝望太久
令面容如刺繡 像一針一血的引誘
一巴一巴 情感打不化
沒碰著你再愛誰未算假
必擔心下半生 何苦不信任緣份
談多幾次心 自然就似情人
唯有甘心無需等的別要等
庸碌一世沒遺憾
人家不費心亦能恩愛互吻
誰說別人未襯 情不必太深
若能不執著你 誰不懂去互吻
淚還未轉圈 便被人嫌我怨
扮開心果也夠辛酸
舊情未算短 令別人如副選
像他的衫也該 你穿
收得多花 遲早火花都化
未信共對上百年未愛他
如果戀愛為結婚 如果擁抱為名份
何苦等半生 沒人沒有情人
如果甘心誰的心可及你狠
誰肯恩愛亦榮幸
難刻骨銘心
亦能找到護蔭
忘愛自然合襯
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
I just watched Dark Matter a few days ago from the film festival. I knew about this film around one year ago and I was so looking forward to it, simply because of the cast: Meryl Streep with Lau Ye 劉燁。It's actually an average movie, with too many shots in between which somehow weakened the plot. There's not much going on in the story and I, as an audience could not be moved by the desperation of Lau. But as a research postgraduate, I certainly understand how he feels. And I asked myself, if I were him, I would probably do the same thing.
Is American-ness or Chinese-ness more stupid? The Americans are portrayed as the ultimate power that cannot challenged by the Oriental. Yet, the ironic part lies in the twist that it is the Chinese (Lau) who is individualistic, not the American. Is the film glorifying Chineseness or denouncing Americanness? The issue is confusing the audience when the whole plot can go nowhere else but being forced to wrap up in violence and suicide.
Color Me Kubrick - Another film about fans and star culture. John Malkovich again - after doing Being John Malchovich, he is now playing a schizophrenic who thinks he is Stanley Kubrick.
John Malchovich (actor) --> John Malchovich (character) --> in a movie about himself, himself being himself, and others being himself
John Malchovich (actor) --> Stanley Kubrick (director) --> in a movie in which someone wants to be a director
Johnny Depp (actor) --> Edward. D. Wood Junior (director) --> in Tim Burton's Ed Wood who wants to be as famous as Orsell Wells
Stranger Than Fiction. I love it! Another 5-star movie, very intelligent one after The Truman Show, Being John Malchovich and Adaptation. I guess one can do a PhD thesis on how an individual is controlled yet by a metaphysical being. Roland Barthes talks about the post-structuralist phenomenon of the death of the author, meaning the author is dead in a text, which meanings are therefore open for interpretation. Now, with Stranger Than Fiction, it's a twist of this thought and pushes the postmodern concept of a text even further: The author resurrects and the character dies. Not only this: the character is the reader. I would love to see how the film can be taught in the department.
Wanna do a piece of essay for Xu Xi: about smoking.
Gina has got back to my on my thesis, FINALLY. I guess I need to reheat my engine after the Easter break.
Saturday, March 31, 2007
也買了村上春樹的<終於悲哀的外國語>,頗好看,尤其是関於他在Princeton居住是的軼事和随筆。很想畢業附近期間去Princeton走一趟,順帶可以去埋New York,很想消失一陣子。
晚上去看Bobby,雷聲大,雨點小,浪費了大卡士: Anthony Hopkins, Sharon Stone, Demi Moore, William H Macy, Helent Hunt, Martin Sheen, Linday Lohan...
Chris 也睡着了,要他那麼累也陪我看看戲,有點不好意思。
月球上的人,失重了,缺氧了。
Le MeMe Histoire。
今晚終於打波啦!很想打好小平快和後快,我要有速度有力量。為自己打打氣。
Thursday, March 29, 2007
但發現Mulholland Drive 裡有一首很動容的歌,回家後在Youtube找到這條link,很想看這齣戲。
原來戲裏的片段: http://youtube.com/watch?v=oddg6dCB7FE
Video,要看到最後: http://youtube.com/watch?v=2bJzWr1dnn0&mode=related&search=
歌名叫 Llorando,西班牙文,英文譯為 'cyring',原唱 K.D.Lang
很想看Mulholland Drive 。
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
1. What time is it? 10:41am
2 Name: Nicholas
3. What are you most afraid of? frogs, lizards, being judged wrongly and misunderstood
4. What do you drive? I drive my honey crazy
5. Have you ever seen a ghost? nope
6. Where were you born? I forgot. I was told it's HK.
7. Ever been to Alaska? No. But I certainly want to eat Baked Alaska
8. Ever been toilet papering rolling or decorating trees? Perhaps Xmas trees?
9. Croutons or bacon bits? bacon gwa
10. Favorite day of the week? the days I could see Chris
11. Favorite restaurant: any korean restaurants and the Japanese pork chop place.
12. Favorite Flower: not sure. I will say they're nice when I see them.
13. Favorite sport to watch: volleyball, definitely
14. FAVORITE DRINK: Coke, coffee and chamomile tea
15. Favorite Ice cream: coffee
16. Warner Bros. Or Disney: Universal Studio
17. Favorite fast food restaurant: Mos Burger
18. What color is your bedroom carpet? 0 carpet
19. How many times you failed your driver's test? 0 - as i've never taken one
20. Before this one, who did you get your last e-mail from? Someone in the tutorial agent
21. What do you do most often when you are bored? watch a film or stay being bored and think about why I'm so bored
22. Bedtime? Can't say.
23. Who will respond to this email the quickest? N/A
24. Who is the person you sent this to that is least likely to respond? N/A
25. Who is the person that you are most curious to see their responses? Everybody
26. Favorite TV show? Six Feet Under
27. Ford or Chevy? eh? What?
28. What are you listening to right now? My inner voice
29. What are your favorite colors? Black, white, blue
30. How many tattoos do you have? 0
31. Do you have any pets? want to
32. Which came first the chicken or the egg? Me
33. What would you like to accomplish before you die? Get a PhD and publish a book
34. How many people are you sending this e-mail to? N/A
Saturday, March 24, 2007
今日和朋友聊起,畢業後可以做什麼?最好還是去教持續進修學院,但人工不是太高。根本可能比一個'執留灘'的中學教師還低,這些人香港多的是,資源錯放了。我沒有博士學位,好少大學會請。我讀了這麼多書,但竟不值 30K 嗎?那些攪 IT或做 banking的又憑什麽可以賺這麽錢?我頓時很担心自己的前途。這些年來,兜兜轉轉,思路還是不通,尚放不開。我值錢嗎?究竟是怎麽衡量?如果我一畢業去做廣告或 fashion,今日應該會很好麼?
Jason 說七月會跟Esther Cheung去Glasglow出席一個學術會議,主持一個關於City 及Film 的Panel。很羨慕。為何我這兩年內的mentorship是近乎零?由開頭很有熱誠到現在什麽也不在乎。我只好默默在家裡寫東西,把論文趕快完成就是了。
Yuan Yang 出了,很想送一本給Rosina,但她今天不在office。我只想給她知道她的學生不只是一個普通教師這麽簡單。
早幾天去了中環Aesop買handcream,那個女Sales問我做那一行,我說我正在讀書,做freelance editor 和教書。她開玩笑說: '誤人子弟!' 我最討厭D人說這句說話給我聽。後生點就不懂教書麽?真想告訴她D 10A生也是我教出來的。算吧!嘥9氣。
很想吃點甜的東西去冲喜一下, San Francisco Steak House 的 Baked Alaska 就是了。
Friday, March 23, 2007
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Monday, March 19, 2007
誰人叫我出生入死 也來幽?沿途寸寸慢慢成灰心肺就只受你支配 一呼一吸既快樂又愚昧* 無止境 從熱吻中火並 沉迷你至知大局已定原本應該一早戒了還是不捨得我的尼古丁 多麼致命 絕症為何我溘I起自己 有限生命 投懷送抱敗壞名聲彷似為你慢性殉情 千夫所指我也默默承認Repeat *地獄的邀請竟比天國更加引誘 一束煙竟可綁著我手很清楚清新的愛人街裡有 但我日後又再接一口無止境 從熱吻中火並 沉迷你至使大局已定原本應該一早戒了還是不捨得我的尼古丁多麼致命 還只好信命 輸給愛情 絕症
拿起 Joni Mitchell 的 CD,聽了 Love Actually 版本的 Both Sides Now。真中有三句歌詞是這樣的: 'I really don't know clouds at all','I really don't know love at all' 和 'I really don't know life at all'。
'I really don't know clouds at all'
因為天氣轉壞的關係 (其實也不是太差),原定的海洋公園和團體燒烤之旅就擱置了。滿心歡喜的以為可以有個豐富的週末,誰不是事實來個180度大轉變。星期六整天呆在家中,把工作完成了一部份。又因為 Charles 和 Adrian 要拍拖的關係,沒有節目玩伴。現在沒有街出,只好又再埋頭幫英皇寫稿。這樣過星期六日不是不行,但可以的話,真想可以精采些和開心些。輕汽球是否沒有了? 這是07年令我最 upset 的消息。
'I really don't know love at all'
昨天在家中時間太多,對自己發省了一會。相愛很難,難在是怎樣去 maintain 和 sustain。我自問有担戴,對另外一半有頭有尾。弱點就是 attention-seeking,要另一半放自己在他的 axis 內。講真,又有幾個會可以承托得起我,我雖然瘦,但我是很重很重的。想起<姊妹> 的歌詞,這一向都是我和 Charles 的歌: 「每當我愛到跌入漩渦,將錯就錯,關係亦出錯我總太愛人,逼到愛人,變做朋友再變生疏。」
我要求很高卻簡單:應承,心到,在乎,行動。
'I really don't know life at all'
掛住做 freelance 和寫故事去 publish,沒時間寫論文,很內疚。我怕畢業後找不到好的工作,沒有男友,又沒有積蓄,我便一敗塗地了。唯有賺多點錢旁身,起碼在最不開心時可以去去自由行:巴黎墳場,和台灣遼寧街。去前者是想看看 Oscar Wilde 和 Sean-Paul Sartre 的墓碑,後者是要看看<春光乍洩>中梁朝偉找到張震家人開的街邊麵檔。
我的 life 究竟是怎樣?越近畢業便越迷惘。
請保佑天氣,愛情,生活不要再錯。我已經錯夠啦!可否給我一條好行點的路。
Thursday, March 15, 2007
場面一:地鐵車廂裡,一對四十來歲的夫婦站在我的前面。由於多人關係,他們緊貼着。男的架平庸眼鏡一副,穿啡色西裝褸,裏面一件Fila運動衣。妻子說他應該把西裝鏤扣好,以免運動衣上的污積給人家看見。說完後,女的便把褸的前方兩面叠好,然後把自己的身體靠向自己的丈夫。我沒有看他們依偎的表情,只是垂下頭來望着女方的牛仔褲。突然聽見丈夫低聲的說了一句: "等陣一齊去買件新的,好嗎?" 女的答道說:"好。"
很平常,很簡單,但很有togetherness。
場面二:一走出炮台山地鐵站便看一個代表WWF的男子向一個和尚宣傳捐錢。那個和尚有髮根兼鬚根,很不和尚,亦非高僧相,除了件袈沙外,十足地盤苦力一樣。和尚躊躇著,有點為難。我心想:"你吔依班和尚唔係成日行莎莎,去連卡佛,揸Lexsus,去百老匯買六十二吋Plasma架咩? 做乜唔捐錢俾WWF? 愛護動物協會喎! 乜你嘅唔係愛護動物,食齋架咩?仲唔捐錢?"
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
很開心,關淑怡唱了<同事三分親> 的主題曲,雖然只得40秒,但也足夠開心一晚。
http://www.efilehk.org/dl/BestSellingSecretsTheme.zip
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Friday, March 09, 2007
很想不用再早起身去エ作,很想公司張死人櫈唔好再坐到我條腰又歪又緊,很想沒有暗瘡,很想去南丫島看風車,很想去唱K,很想排球可以打好點,很想拍好這次拖,很想我可以被在乎多點,被掛多點,很想坐在車中不知去那裏,沿途聽着收音機,很想看妻夫木聰齣浪漫戲,很想快點找到方向,很想被人讚多點,認同多點,很想快點成功,很想肥一些,很想心口個凹位突然間會無咗,很想...
Thursday, March 08, 2007


昨天回去港大,一心去聽聽個 Good Night and Good Luck 的 roundtable。年多前,當我還在 New Mexico 時已看了這齣戲。對故事的背景不太熟悉,唯有只是看整個畫面構圖和剪接位。畫面很好看,黑白灰加上燈光的光與暗,美極了。有時還很享受看見香煙被燒時,一縷縷的白煙輕輕向上飄,戲中的主角抽煙和說話是多麽的有型,如果不是去年有 Capote ,我想他已當了男主角。我推介這戲中的: 黑和白,攝影,爵士樂 (Dianne Reeves) 和出現了無數次的抽煙鏡頭。我也是因為這套戲,我才寫了 'The Evolution of Beard': http://www.apwn.net/index.php?/writing/more/the_evolution_of_beard/
Tuesday, March 06, 2007

Monday, March 05, 2007

Friday, March 02, 2007
http://joeyforum.com/diego/lovin-joey-forum-070208.mp3
多得天 有幾何 走一個接多一個。
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
早上看了OSCAR的直播,很叉悶。主持人 ELLEN DEGENERES 的表現頗失色,有點吃力不討好的感覺。男女主角一早已十分明確,配角卻有點意外。最不應得獎還是 THE DEPARTED。馬田攞導演獎只是因為同門 ROBERT ALTMAN 今年去逝,同樣是AUTEUR,但獲OSCAR N次提名,零次得獎。現在還不趁健在時頒,到死了後又追頒,未免有點尷尬。所以大會也懂'珍惜眼前人這個道理',我們應多多學習。
在高記教完書後,抽着煙由半山行到中環,天氣很爽,舒服。到 PAGE ONE 逛了個多鐘,買了三本書。希望有時間快看一次吧。其中兩本和哲學有關,另外一本則和愛因斯坦的理論有關,好像頗有趣。看畢後,遲些在這裡再詳談。
今天在新聞中看到精英大師退役的消息,還訪問馬主感受。那個上流社會的說到一半便聲淚俱下。還說政府打算在08奥運後就會建設些'休養'場所給一些馬王生息生息,而香港的年青一輩還可到那裡一睹它的風采。這個社會攪什麼? 有成大排人家庭總收入低於七千蚊,卻不肯去理,有西九又不肯去攪,但又偏偏鍾意倒水養馬?在香港做上流社會真好,可以不食人間煙火就有錢從天跌下來。星期三的財政報告預算案最好減稅兼退稅,否則有更多的香港人便會去金沙拼多幾次74萬。
拿了王菲的<寓言>出來温一温舊歌。聽到TRACK 7,人便停下手頭工作,看看歌詞。是這樣的:
把燈關上,連背影都不會存在,甚麼時候,誰答應過,天亮會否定所有黑夜,我們擁有的多不過付出的一切。
明天在HKU有 CRASH 的ROUNDTABLE,晚上還要練一個鐘波。練練練,把抬!又無正選做。根本就好過另一個中間。頂!
Thursday, February 22, 2007

Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Monday, February 19, 2007
Performance by an actor in a leading role
Leonardo DiCaprio - BLOOD DIAMOND
Ryan Gosling - HALF NELSON
Peter O'Toole - VENUS
Will Smith - THE PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS
Forest Whitaker - THE LAST KING OF SCOTLAND (必贏)
Performance by an actor in a supporting role (最激烈的組別: Jackie Earle Haley, Eddie Murphy 及Mark Wahlberg也分別在今年嬴過)
Alan Arkin - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
Jackie Earle Haley - LITTLE CHILDREN (亂揀)
Djimon Hounsou - BLOOD DIAMOND
Eddie Murphy - DREAMGIRLS
Mark Wahlberg - THE DEPARTED
Performance by an actress in a leading role (全部阿姐級)
Penélope Cruz - VOLVER
Judi Dench - NOTES ON A SCANDAL
Helen Mirren - THE QUEEN (無得輸)
Meryl Streep - THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA
Kate Winslet - LITTLE CHILDREN
Performance by an actress in a supporting role (Cate Blanchett 己經在04年憑 Aviator 贏過,再攞獎機會不大。無估錯的話 ,女配角應該是在 Babel 中二揀一 ,我揀西班牙女人都唔揀日本妹)
Adriana Barraza - BABEL
Cate Blanchett - NOTES ON A SCANDAL
Abigail Breslin - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
Jennifer Hudson - DREAMGIRLS
Rinko Kikuchi - BABEL
Best animated feature film of the year (I don't care - 三套都是爛片)
CARS
HAPPY FEET
MONSTER HOUSE
Achievement in art direction
DREAMGIRLS
THE GOOD SHEPHERDPAN'S LABYRIN
THPIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHESTTHE PRESTIGE
Achievement in cinematography (唔知,五齣都miss咗)
THE BLACK DAHLIA
CHILDREN OF MEN
THE ILLUSIONIST
PAN'S LABYRINTH
THE PRESTIGE
Achievement in costume design (我看奚仲文可能會嬴)
CURSE OF THE GOLDEN FLOWER
THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA
DREAMGIRLS
MARIE ANTOINETTE
THE QUEEN
Achievement in directing (擺明就是敬老要俾馬田史高西斯,但我根本唔知佢有セ咁好,我揀 United 93)
BABEL
THE DEPARTED
LETTERS FROM IWO JIMA
THE QUEEN
UNITED 93
Achievement in film editing
BABEL
BLOOD DIAMOND
CHILDREN OF MEN
THE DEPARTED
UNITED 93
Best foreign language film of the year
AFTER THE WEDDING DAYS OF GLORY (INDIGÈNES)
THE LIVES OF OTHERS
PAN'S LABYRINTH
WATER
Achievement in makeup (whatever)
APOCALYPTO
CLICK
PAN'S LABYRINTH
Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original score) (no idea)
BABEL
THE GOOD GERMAN
NOTES ON A SCANDAL
PAN'S LABYRINTH
THE QUEEN
Best motion picture of the year
BABEL
THE DEPARTED
LETTERS FROM IWO JIMA
LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
THE QUEEN
Adapted screenplay
BORAT CULTURAL LEARNINGS OF AMERICA FOR MAKE BENEFIT GLORIOUS NATION OF KAZAKHSTAN
CHILDREN OF MEN
THE DEPARTED
LITTLE CHILDREN
NOTES ON A SCANDAL
Original screenplay
BABEL LETTERS
FROM IWO JIMA
LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
PAN'S LABYRINTH
THE QUEEN
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
我想快點起了劇本的初稿,會否太深奥?仍是未知之數。名就有了些眉目,可能會叫做 I for Illness。
也正因為這原因,今天又對身體思考了一會。身體是會孤獨的,是會肚餓的。要吃的不是食物,而是觸摸。記得當代小說家 Hanif Kureishi 說過我們小時候的身體很吸引,一出世時醫生就用雙手把我們帶到世界上。親戚朋友總是會爭着抱我們,摸我們的臉脥,多久也不厭。成長後,發覺與人的確實接觸越來越少,每天摸着手机和Keyboard還多過摸自己心愛的人。對一個沒拖拍的人來說,現在要自己的身體被觸摸,通常要先附出金錢,看醫生,去按摩,去召妓就是了。從那個時候開始我們會吝嗇自己的身體,又是幾時我們的身體變得這麼矜貴。把身體豁出去就是放蕩,難道收起來又顯得上等?身體不被觸摸又怎知道它確實存在?
情人節,祝愛過我的幸福快樂,不愛我的更幸福快樂。
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Monday, February 12, 2007
Saturday, February 10, 2007
Friday, February 09, 2007
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
談工作 談水果 曾幾何時什麼都笑過
面對怪獸時 還是不敵它一團火
這個世界沒太多超人
少個哥斯拉 少個感情殘障人
就可造就繁華盛世的戀愛氣氛
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Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Wednesday, January 31, 2007

不知為何, 這两天也不斷哼着<如果你有事>. 多么不祥! 愛突然又有效, 突然又過期, 狠心的你, 亂了的我, 仍.......... 苦戰九年, 遊歷無數, 但最終難免成為自由行, 不在意就怪了. 一想再想, 也不外乎是龍鳳大戲一場. 我可會是新光戲院或是利舞臺, 不怕有戲上演, 只怕叫好不叫座, 到最後還要清拆.雖全院滿座, 但總有散場的一刻, 只希望來看戲的把票尾好好保存, 他日如若和朋友談論過去時, 可憑票尾換取回憶, 溫故知新, 證明你也有用心看過戲, 看錯與否, 則有所保留. 但你又可知那些票尾是用來換領一隻卡地亞戒指? 忙, 忙, 忙, 我也會忙, 現在就忙給眾人看. 一句<生日快樂>本是來得自眨, 那又何來矜貴? 在圖書館裏把新書隨手翻開, 看到Samuel Beckett的作品. 我們唯有在穹蒼下共勉之:
they come
different and the same
with each it is different and the same
with each the absence of love is different
with each the absence of love is the same
Monday, January 29, 2007
Thursday, January 25, 2007
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
After I hung up, I realised I had to attend the postgraduate seminar every Tuesday in HKU and it clashed with the Fanling schedule. In order not to waste their time and energy on the money negotiation, I called back and told them not to bother anymore. She told me "Nevermind, we could only afford $250 per hour only". Cunt, you gotta pay for the right people.
Another woman. She proposed that I should meet the boss once again in the future. Today, I asked her to kindly schedule it for me. She said, "I'm not sure if the boss wants to see you." Fuck x 1000. I am sure I know how to pronounce 'grin' correctly.
My heart filled resentment and unrecognized anger, I took the MTR to Admiralty and changed the bus there to get back to HKU. I stopped by my office to get back some notes and some books for the final chapter of my thesis. Then I went to Swire Hall canteen. I was surprised that it's already closed at 8pm. What kind of canteen closes during dinner time? I've no idea. I took a taxi to the McDonald's near the indoor volleyball court. When I was placing my order, I noticed the restaurant was playing 小飛俠. I froze for a few seconds, enjoying the sudden attack of the 窩心 feeling: "陪你渡過春天 陪你渡過秋天 陪你直到冬天我怕與你沒法一起蛻變".
Next to me, there was a girl in her school uniform. She seemed to be a friend of the cashier girl. They looked like, so I guess they're friends. The cashier girl proudly told her that she could give her a discount on the food. I felt that their lives were easy, worriless, or maybe goal-less. What kind of future would they have by selling hamburgers? Maybe they're already comfortable with what they have. At least they looked happy.
Curry Pork Bun combo with a crawfish soup (a.k.a fake lobster soup in my dietary language), I got a call from Charles. He's also heading to McDonald's to get the same combo? At that moment, I felt better. I knew I was not the only one.
從前有個男孩夜裡說想約我於森林見面.........
Thursday, January 18, 2007
Express yourself completely,
then keep quiet.
Be like the forces of nature:
when it blows, there is only wind;
when it rains, there is only rain;
when the clouds pass, the sun shines through.
If you are open yourself to Tao,
you are at one with the Tao
and you can embody it completely.
If you open yourself to insight,
you are at one with insight
and you can use it completely.
If you open yourself to loss,
you are at one with loss
and you can accept it completely.
Open yourself to Tao,
then trust your natural responses;
and everything will fall into place.
How far can we understand this? Even if we do, how much is it going to help? Then, what?
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Tuesday, January 16, 2007

These days, I realize that WORK has the following functions:
[1] It keeps you occupied, and makes you feel that time flies faster than it should be;
[2] It drains you out, so that you could sleep soundly (sure?) at night;
[3] It gives you a chance to accumulate some topics to talk to your friends at night;
[4] It keeps you busy and therefore gives you a label as a 'usuable', 'practical', 'meaningful' and 'functional' being.
My current part time job does not have much to do. Most of the day, I spend my hours at my desk working on the msn chatboxes and reading the papers I downloaded from Jstor for my research. People are nice, nicer than I expected. Maybe it's not yet time for competition. Still, I adopt a rather reclusive approach. Sometimes, I peep at my silenced phone. No one calls, no missing call. Then I go back to my 'work'. I have several smoking break per day, which could be the most liberating moments at work, I guess. Not that I long for a smoke, but that I could somehow stand within a space on the ground. It makes me feel more solid and existential.
The last semester will start in 2 weeks' time - probably the last semester I could have in the near future. What could I make best out of it. I certainly miss the people there. I regret not getting close to Esther Cheung, whom (I assume) I could talk a lot to. I regret not sitting in Abbas's classes when he's still here. Well, for Gina, she is nice, though she still has not read my stuff. Incredible. I also miss Jason and Tiffany, who are basically the most immediate comfort during these two years. I miss the library, my pigeon hole, the classrooms and the smoking areas.
差不多4:45am la, it's time for you to get up for work.
睡得好嗎? 有想起我嗎?
I had a nightmare about you, which woke me up.
記得吃點早餐, 空肚工作無益!
A LOVER’S EARLOBE (temporary draft)
by Nicholas Y.B. Wong (copyright)
Dedicated to Robbie
The head tilted slightly,
your left ear’s exposed
in the open air. A protest:
life’s too heavy, you exclaimed.
Removing part of your ear helped
relieve the weight.
Nothing was lighter than the moments we
shared. Your gospel words intruded my
ear: a folktale about a hole on the earlobe.
Someone had to fill it up, a sacrifice.
A thread of silk sprouted and reached
my cap. Hair obscured to reveal your
history and renew a part of it.
Earrings foregone,
your past foretold.
The aperture lured desire to drop by.
I listened to the mourning and yearning
the hole collected. The slit mystified the
contour of your left pinna.
Unblock the ear after it’s identified.
That’s the way an ear distinguished
a lover from the deaf crowd.
Monday, January 08, 2007

Blue Song
I am tired.
I am tired of speech and action.
If you should meet me upon the
street do not question me for
I can tell you only my name
and the name of the town I was
born in - but that is enough.
It does not matter whether tomorrow
arrives anymore. If there is
only this night and after it is
morning it will not matter now.
I am tired. I am tired of speech
and of action. In the heart of me
you will find a tiny handful of
dust. Take it and blow it out
upon the wind. Let the wind have
it and it will find its way home.
Tennessee Williams
Thursday, January 04, 2007
在這裡思索自己, 差不多可以哭出來.
Why did I resign four years ago? It was a job that provided me with 90 holidays a year and paid me nearly $20K a month (at the stage I resigned). The answer is easy: I have lost myself.
In 2007, I have set myself a series of goals. I would like to give myself one more chance - in fact, one more sign. I have submitted two of of my thesis chapters to two scholarly journals to see if they're interested in publishing them for me. I know it may sound too far-fetching and my critical thinking and writing may not have reached such a high level yet. Still, I want to try. People, if not now, when? The chapter on Haruki Murakami's ear has been sent to Journal of Asian Studies, while the one on Will Self's Cock and Bull has been sent to Critique: Studies of Contemporary Fiction. One more chapter on the nose (Nikolai Gogol) and the penis (Hanif Kureishi) will be sent out by mail to Men and Masculinities. I plan to write a few more poems and short stories by February, and hopefully send them to Upstreet (Vermont University) and another publication mentioned on the APWN website.
If luck comes to hit and shower me with any of them, I will reconsider if I am quitting the academic circle. 學術 is not a circle understood by many people. What is more difficult to comprehend is the life inside such an 'academic life'. Ever since I was small, I came up first in the whole class or school. I did average in secondary school. Not able to compete with the best, but absolutely much better than the worst. I seemed to have found myself in university. I met nice teachers, I picked the right subjects, I read the impressive books. I decided to move on. Thanks to Elaine Ho (the first cunt in my life), I chose to work.
Four years of teaching, I only enjoyed around 100 days. There were times I was in the classroom and I kept asking myself "Why am I here? Shouldn't I be in somewhere else?" It took time for consideration and courage to make a move. I know I could not afford any D-mop and IT clothes anymore if I go back to the campus. Anyway, I chose such a path.
I admit I am a picky person. I did forfeit some chances to earn some money that would make my life easier. I did it because I wanted myself to be completely focussed on my writing. My situation is a bit unusual. My origina supervisor left, then I was transferred to someone else, and then another transferal. So far, after 1.5 years of hard work and writing, no one has read my stuff yet. If there's a mentor, I would be less frustrated and even more productive. I have to say I already did my best and lived up to myself after my studies started. I have gone to three conferences, praised at two by someone I didn't know and won a cash prize. At that point, I thought I could really continue. I still remember this scene: Jonathan Hall from UC Irvine said to me: "I like your paper.....You're not doing a PhD? You should, I think you're talented". This is the first time I have been praised by some people in a different world in six years. I really need this encouragement, the positive energy to drill into my blood. I have achieved much more than the people of the same year.
Owing to different issues, my confidence seems to have gone. Studying is perhaps the only way I can find a real sense of satisfaction. But the point is who can allow a 28-to-be to keep studying in Hong Kong? I look at my parents. They raised me as what I am. I am not a good son at all, but I still want them to have a life to enjoy when they're old. There's nothing I could do to reward except looking for a real job that pays me really good money. I don't mind working at all. I have worked, spending 10 hours to mark assignment and only 15 mins for lunch and dinner. I was once a typical busy Hong Kong person, just that I didn't enjoy what I was busy with.
There's a struggle between my personal dream and my duty. I don't mind giving up myself for a while for my parents, just that I am worried if I quit the academia, I won't be back anymore since the people I know may leave or die somehow when I recognize I need to go back, again. If my family is richer, I would be doing my PhD at Princeton, an MFA in somewhere or even a PhD in creative writing. My friends, after I die, please bring my ashes to Princeton and scatter some over the lawn there.
Being too free is a problem, a nuisance, a weakness. Honestly, sitting in front of my desk thinking about what to do next is a torturing experience. Moving from company A to company B is easy because there's already another choice. If terms and conditions fit, you leave. If not, you stay, or you look for company C in your industry. For me, industry unknown, career unknown, job unknown.
學術 also requires a strong will. I just want to learn and write. Learning makes me happy. Knowing stimulates me. How many of us really identify such a passion? After identifying, how many of us would recognize, respect, encourage and value?
I have never been as frustrated about myself as now. I really want to figure out the road of my life.
Sunday, December 24, 2006

Saturday, December 23, 2006

Time and What to Read
Chow Mo Wan (Tony Leung) in 2046 says: "People like me have too much time."
Chow Mo Wan is everywhere. It could be you, and it's definitely me, currently. Having too much time, to many people, is a kind of luxury. They would sacrifice money to get it; I would do the opposite. Not wanting to dig into the perplexing academic books, but still wishing to keep track to the academic domain, I choose to read some magazines - not the local tabloids (not to mention cable channel 13 is suffocating us with information we don't need to know).
Philosophy Now (http://www.philosophynow.org/) is an easy read and fun-to-read for people with a certain background and interest of philosophy and culture (both ancient and contemporary). Those thinkers (scholars worship them as 'great' thinkers) spent five to twenty years to write a book that needs at least years to decode. Then, one need to dig out the secondary resources on the debates on such books and their ideas. Possibly, it's going to make you age faster than you should, with a sense of helpless and bewilderment upon encountering difficult ideas. Yet the magazine provides people with a fast means to understand the basic framework of such ideas. I am not a fan of Wittgenstein, whose PhD thesis, I was told, was written in one paragraph. But I find the following anecdote very intersting:
One morning, when Wittgenstein appeared for breakfast I noticed he was not clean-shaven. (This was unusual as W was always so well presented.) "Ludwig," I asked, "are you growing a beard?" At this he looked angry and replied: "Not shaving isn't the same thing as growing a beard!" He paused for a moment then continued:"...though to grow a beard certainly requires one not to shave."
This issue features two articles that most interest me: Alan Kirby argues that postmodernism has been dead, and what we have been thinking as postmodern texts, or phenonmena, are what he calls 'pseudo-modernism', which requires a great deal of interaction from the audience or viewers. For example, Channel 4's Big Brother could not survive if no viewers phone in from the families, or the game shows would not have been produced if there's no participant contributing to the drama of the plotlessness of the programme.
There's another article (actually a film review), comparing two films about the 9-11 incident: United 93 and World Trade Centre. For people following my blog, it would not be necessary to stress how much I value the former than the latter. The reviewer, Thomas Wartenberg, points out how the structure of United 93 resembles a Greek tradegy. Interesting.
The English is plain and is written to make the readers understand, instead of arousing further confusion. Philosophy Now is published bi-monthly in England, but you can get a copy at Page One, rather regularly (HK$59.00).
It's time to think about ideas in relation to the culture we are situated in. There's no need to agree with the thinkers. Instead of being engulfed by our surroundings, I urge for a need to ponder on why and how (even though there's no possible escape from capitalism) we are eaten. A reflection is needed, and it needs time to take place.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006





Little Miss Sunshine (2006, USA)
Directors: Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris
Running time: 101 mins
I like watching films and TV dramas about fucked-up people. They're especially humorous and witty and bitterly sweet. Six Feet Under, American Beauty, Weeds and I am glad that now I have Little Miss Sunshine on my list.
The film is sketpical about the contemporary American culture, which in many ways, the global culture. Yet, it's also a fucked-up culture: a father who is too obsessed with the idea of winning though he himself is a loser career-wise; a grandfather who is proud of fucking so many women and occasionally sneaks into the bathroom to snort some heroin; a daughter who is intoxicated by the beauty myth and dreams of the winner of a beauty pegeant; a son who refuses to talk until he enrols into the air force and draws the portrait of Nietchze; a suicidal gay uncle who is a well-known scholar on the French writer Marcel Proust.
Interestingly, the wife is the most normal person in the film. She is not uptight about her housework, not the kind of sad happy housewife we see in Desperate Housewives. She just smokes twice in the film - I smoke more than she does! So, she's perfectly fine.
It's an independent film and also another road movie. All road movies are about the road, from the starting point (Alburquerque, Nex Mexico) to the destination (California). During the course, the characters would have a Joycean epiphany (i.e. a recognition, an awakening). The film offers a chance for the typical dysfunctional American family to reunite their bonding among each other. The film is recommended - it's entertaining, quick, funny and unpretentious.
"Life is a beauty contest after one beauty contest". This is not original anymore. We, as adults, know that our lives are not any easier than the school days. We blamed our teachers for making our school life so hard, but we could not blame anyone but ourselves after we leave our dreary campus. The importance here is not 'contest', but 'beauty contest'. Everything is about 'visual' now. The New York Times earlier published an article saying a film degree is as worth studying as an MBA in any famous institutes worldwide simply because film studies allows you to analyze visual language, which bombards us every day. The daughter (Olive) is bombarded by the beauty of Miss America; the uncle (Frank) was depressed because his boyfriend ditched him for another nice looking Proust scholar with a Maserati. What is beauty? The film may offer an optional answer: family love. For me, I will leave Alan Ball's works to answer this question.
One thing I should take note of is the ending. The DVD bonus offers four more alternative endings, among which, there is a more crazy one, which talks about how the family steals the trophy and the crown of the beauty contest despite the daughter's fucked-up talent performance onstage. I personally would like this ending rather than the official one, which is too predictable, too safe and too neat.
Monday, December 18, 2006
Saturday, December 16, 2006
人人都想有傾城之愛
似山伯英台 卻得到將來
人人都想有愛不完的愛
有天意青睞 但世上缺乏人才
Thursday, December 14, 2006
叱o宅組合新力軍: (金) Zarah (銀) 農夫 (銅) Project Early
叱o宅男新力軍: (金) 關楚耀 (銀) 杜汶澤 (銅)鄺祖德
叱o宅女新力軍: 衛詩 泳兒 (position not confirmed yet) (銅)胡琳
唱片: Human 我生 (古巨基)
唱作人: Most difficult category. Finalized later. Three out of these six: 軟硬天師 / 張繼聰 /張敬軒 /方大同 /梁漢文 / 王菀之
叱o宅組合: (金) Twins (銀) 軟硬天師 (銅) E02
叱o宅女歌手: 容祖兒 /何韻詩 (position not confirmed yet) (銅) 薛凱琪
叱o宅男歌手: (金) 陳奕迅 (銀)古巨基 (銅) 張敬軒 /側田 (not finalized yet)
1. 愛得太遲 (古巨基)
2. 華麗邂逅 (容祖兒)
3. 小峽谷之1234 (薛凱琪)
4. 大大時代 (譚詠麟)
5. 光明會 (何韻詩)
6. 大愛 (許志安)
7. 愛你變成恨你 (吳雨霏)
8. 愁人節 (謝安琪)
9. 笑忘書 (張敬軒)
10. 好兄弟 (軟硬天師)
Uncertainty: Not sure if 903 will give the award to Alan Tam, if not, one of the following songs could appear on the list: 三生有幸 (鄭中基) / 紅綠燈 (鄭融)
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Another semester just ended and the new one would not start until 29 Jan. God - more than 1 month of time. Koa found a new job, which would occupy him more time, which means I need to be more independent (which I could, I guess) and I could do some reading finally. I also want a part time job, anything will do. I always fantasize myself working in a coffee shop and shit like that. Kind of charismatic and romantic. Anyway, I just finished the season 1 of Weeds, which surprised me a lot with the mean but witty lines. I also got myself two books (coincidentally both on existentialism): Paul Auster (same birthday as mine)'s Travels in the Scriptorium and Jean-Paul Sartre's Nausea. Maybe I should also go back to Beckett's Waiting for Godot and Camus's The Outsider if I have time.
People like me have too much time, too less to do. Wanting to buy a nice new jacket for the function that Koa asked me to go with him proudly as somebody of his, yet financial limitations are always with me. I have a bad habit that I can't get rid of - comparing myself to other people. I know I shouldn't. But I can't help it. My formal training told me that every individual is different and my mindset tells me that I don't give a shit to what people think. Yet, I still compare. I am going to be 28 in two months' time - I am still what I was. Hopefully, I will have one more degree by August 2007, which means I have 3 titles already: BA, PDipEd, and MPhil. Why the fuck would someone need 3 titles? Honestly, the current culture does not value this, meaning the people living in this culture don't either. I am fine with the way I suffice myself - yet my family and my partner are the one whom I need to support with my financial solvent. Speaking of work, god knows what the fuck I will do. Ask Susan Miller and Paddy Ching. My fate just has not got the signs for me yet.
Not being able to fit into the mainstream makes someone an outcast and the culture always thinks it is the outcast who has problems. That's why we have so many stupid self-help books in the market. Rule 1: don't read self-help books; Rule 2: burn self-help books; Rule 3: Write one if you wanna get rich as it doesn't take knowledge to write one.
28 - what will I be like when I am 28? I hope the people around me still admore me as what I am and remind me of this as well. I shouldn't be what I am not.
Koa sounded tired on the phone. SUM TUNG. I know you are doing your best. I love you.
屋雖細 有自由 不需品 懶擁有
家雖細 有自由 錢雖少 有溫柔
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Monday, November 13, 2006
"With many planets squaring off in fixed signs, every part of your life will require attention. Your boss, clients, family, or landlord, as well as your romantic partner will all want your primary attention."
I wish my boss could have said to me that she had read my stuff and would love to talk to me about it. Totally ZERO attention sought from any of the above, I'm such a transparent being in this world.





















