Now, here's what you're supposed to do, and please do not spoil the fun.
Copy and paste this into your notes, delete my answers, type in your answers and
tag 20 of your friends here in facebook to answer this. Then see what happens. (people will just enjoy a good laugh, that's what will happen) if you a
guy- post this as my kind of girl..if your a girl- post it as my kind of boy..

1. Do you need him/her to be good looking?
Yes, but not too much makeup that I can't tell the before and after.

2. Smart?
By all means, please be. But I doubt you go around asking for someone else's IQ score on a first date.

3. Preferred age?
+3 -n ("n" is a sign that I am open to possibilities but no I have no pedophile instincts so obviously there is a invisible cut-off age)

4.Preferred height?
The best will be if she reaches slightly below my nose level, which is erm 160+ thereabouts. But someone once said that when you lie down it is all the same.

5. How about sense of humor?
Will be appreciated.

6. How about piercings?
Erm.. no tongue, nose, belly or other "unique" areas.

7. Accepts you for who you are?
Yes.

8. Pink hair?
No.. Black hair is sexy..

9.Mushy or no?
Can be but there's always the right time and place.

10. Thin or fat?
Thin. (Which is how subjective.. so as long as I feel she is thin it is enough)

11. Black, Brown or White (skin color)?
White or brown.

12. Long hair or short hair?
Short hair can be really charming. :)

13. Plastic or metal?
If plastic means plastic surgery, I will suggest korean, and I have no idea what is metal..

14. Smells good?
Yes. Perfume is a worthy investment.

15. Smoker?
No.

16. Drinker?
Yes but should know her own limits. I don't find drunk and wasted people lovable.

17. Girl/Boy-next-door type?
Yea.

18. Muscular?
Well-toned legs can be a big turn-on.

19. Plays piano?
Yes plus point. Can play for each other.

20. Plays bass and/or acoustic guitar?
I shall be her loyal fan.

21. Plays violin?
I shall be her loyal fan.

22. Sings very well?
Haha.. Effort is good enough for me. Music preference is more important.

23. Vain?
As long as she doesn't take more than 2 hours for makeup before going out.

24. With glasses?
Not a problem, though I am not exactly a "glasses person".

25. With braces?
Sure.

26. Shy type?
Just don't whisper all the time.

27. Rebel or good boy/girl?
Good girl, but not the perfect kind.

28. Active or passive?
Active.

29. Tight or bomb?
Tight.

30. Singer or dancer?
If she dances and sings like Girls generation, I rather she be a dancer. Take out "Girls generation" and insert "Cheer Chen", I will go for the opposite.

31. Stunner?
Don't have to be.

32. Hiphop?
Yes.

33.Earrings?
Sure, as long as they don't cause her discomfort. Think big dangling earrings..

34. Mr/Ms. count-my-ex-girlfriends-until-you-drop?
No thanks.

35. Dimples?
Cute.

36. Bookworm?
Fine with a closet one.

37. Mr/Ms. love letter?
As long as it is not a daily thing. I actually want to be start writing to her first.

38.Playful?
Just don't play with fire because I am no fireman.

39. Flirt?
Good relationship catalyst.

40. Poem writer?
Haha why not.. But don't be as emo as Lee Qing Zhao or Lin Daiyu.

41.Serious?
Yes, when needed.

42. Campus crush?
I still have 3 years.. The future is unknown.

43. Painter?
Bonus point, not important.

44. Religious?
I believe in mutual respect, from a human's point of view, so just don't convert me.

45. Someone who likes to tease people?
I'll say, "Beware the bad karma."

46.Computer games geek? Or internet freak?
Not a computer games person anymore, so no..

47.Speaks 20 languages?
I will want to see the chances of meeting such a person..

48. Loyal or faithful?
Faithful

49. Good kisser?
Yesssss..

50. Loves children??
Not thinking of that for now.

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Envoy of the Stars @ 9:03 PM
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庐山之行

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

横看成岭侧成峰，
远近高低各不同。
不识庐山真面目，
只缘身在此山中。

-苏轼《题西林壁》

庐山，一个避暑胜地，一个古今中外人士皆向往的地方。前有诗人骚客隐居，后有政客教士迁徙。写庐山的诗不胜枚举，历史上在庐山发生的事千载传送。为这个难以一言以蔽之的圣地揭开它神秘的面纱...

白居易的花径

登山之日，浓雾四布。图中岭上乃西游记取景处 人人争相求运，一摸升官；二摸发财；三摸桃花开。心诚则灵，心诚则灵... ...

叠影重重

弯道夏沾秋，不识云与雾。

轻步意寻径，叠峰悄露首。

仰度天外居，俯眺苍茫境。

空山留五体，一气化三清。

当心坠崖

最高峰 缆车横跨庐山群峰

一只对前途感到彷徨的猴子

苍松迎客

不看枉来庐山的三叠泉



这个勇者的精神值得赞扬

好一幅山水图

有些玩意儿、特技，不是开玩笑的

为奉献一生的艺术工作者掌声鼓励鼓励！

准备下山

不忘乘凉 树影斑驳的石板路... ...

记录着多少辛劳

以及多少欢笑。

登庐山可谓不简单。毛泽东在其作《登庐山》中道：“一山飞峙大江边，跃上葱茏四百旋。”上行之路迂回蜿蜒，曲折颠簸，容易晕车。可见古时候要登庐山更是难上加难。但庐山已发展成旅游热门景点，山上有自己的城镇、购物区等，就连知名服饰、鞋子品牌的商店也不缺。但因为运输上的繁杂，食物方面的价格自然随着纷至沓来的旅客数量水涨船高，而虽然从景点到景点都有公车服务，但单是和善于挤巴士的当地人相比，外来游客过于安分守己是不行的。

故人对庐山的印象，有的溢于诗中，有的留影于别墅，经历了沧海桑田，虽然是同一个地方，但景致、人事自然已随着历史的洪流不断逝去、更替，徒留想象的空间，穿插千年。

Envoy of the Stars @ 12:20 AM
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林志炫LIN,CHIH-HSUAN「沒離開過」新歌MV

太喜欢他的声音了。听完只有一种萦绕耳际的震撼。然后就是急欲脱口的“好好好”。

Envoy of the Stars @ 12:07 AM
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哈哈哈

Thursday, July 09, 2009

啃饭盒时偶然注意到铺在桌上残缺不全的报纸刊登的一则新闻。

报道指出台北婚姻介绍所作出一项调查，大致如下：求婚成功率最高的求婚词，第一名是：“你花容渐萎衰，乌漆头发也灰白，我依然如当初，永远对你又敬又爱...”

第二名则是能说出“把财产过给你”，这样就能抱得美人归。

而求婚把话说到心坎里，想当新郎就不难，为避免把人生大事给搞砸，有些话像是“我妈说挑个日子结一结”、“爸妈觉得我们年纪不小，应该结婚了”、“你以后对我父母一定不错”，这种把父母抬出来的求婚词，恐怕就不易成功。

另外，像“既然我们都单身，干脆在一起”、“再不结婚，要当高龄产妇吗？”、或者“当我孩子的妈”诸如此类把女友当女佣的话，最令人反感。

我心想：哪个白痴或白目会在求婚时拿父母做催婚符... 实在也脚踏实地得太没有情趣了。还是上述那两个金句厉害，前者软硬兼施，后者简单直接，名列着事实摆在眼前，爱你在心口也开了，怎会不成功。当以之为借鉴。

Envoy of the Stars @ 9:36 PM
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Declan Galbraith - Tears in Heaven

Tuesday, July 07, 2009

This week's recommendation. I played the video without watching it at first and was caught unaware by the tenderness of this dude's voice. He is 17 I think.. A very charming tenor voice. Interested people can check out his earlier videos like "tell me why", and get ready to be swept off your feet.

Envoy of the Stars @ 6:47 PM
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Arts camp 09: Those angels and demons

Monday, July 06, 2009

Having experienced initial inhibitions on arranging and penning my thoughts that I suspect is due to the fatigue that is currently enveloping me, I decided to do an entry on Arts camp 09 in the end.

But this drive is punctured by a sudden inability to pen down whatever is in my mind right now so accounts of the event will probably come in drips and draps.

Everything started with helping a friend, and ended up with helping many others I made along the way. Many I know will be mere acquaintances in my life, like I am in theirs. I am never a romanticist where friendships are concerned and I hold onto my belief that friends require that extra bit of affinity, chemistry and effort and because of that, I found myself being rather reserved especially during the first half of the camp and largely maintaining my unassuming presence which I have taken the liberty to name as the screen-saver mode. As the name suggests, my inert demeanour helped to conserve that extra bit of energy that could be otherwise directed at the duties I had to undertake.

It was relentless work, such that we dub ourselves senior loggers at the end of the day, the short form being s.loggers... Get it? Everyday begins itself with morning PT in the form of carrying a variety of stores ranging from tables and chairs to buckets and pails, loading and unloading them from the lorry and vans, and setting up the stations and water points one after the other. It's magic really, because things practically just appear out of the blue in a space, ready to be utilised. And after an intensive round of games, the wares will be silently retrieved, leaving no traces to commemorate any activity that just occurred. All very ninja-like.

My log head at the end of the day asked me what was the best take-home experience I had throughout this camp. My honest answer was that I will remember preparing logistics for all those different games and taking care of the aftermath with my fellow loggers. Truth be told, I did not exactly mingle much even within the committee which makes it highly unlikely for me to be involved in all those 'high' or defining moments. Take for example, the sentimental heart-t0-heart session at the end of the camp. While everyone in the committee were sitting in a circle taking turns to give their emotional speeches and immersing themselves in the atmosphere, a call came and off we loggers go to wrap up the remaining logistical work. The realism kicked in so timely it made everything seem satirical in stark contrast. But such is the field of logistics: always following some logical pattern, with no room for excessive sentimentality. I am just glad things worked out and everyone enjoyed bits and parts, here and there.

And I just have to get to the mini bash that was one of the supposed highlights of the camp. It was definitely an eye-opener, in every sense of that word. But one thing I have to say is that I have absolutely ZERO compassion for drunkards, especially those who just drink without discipline or self-limitations, and I definitely did not pity any of those who got drunk and either made a scene or 'did the merlion action' or both. My resolve only strengthened when I had to carry the bag for one of those drunk ladies to relieve herself... and that was when she already sullied the ground beneath her feet. I was recounting this to my friend and he was like "Omg you actually did THAT?!" Well, I actually thought their brainless action was more disgusting than their puke. But I really found it amusing when females start to talk in their drunken state. Talk about spilling their guts..

Then again, it really justifies the popular chant that goes "女人不喝醉，男人没机会". I couldn't help but be tickled by the acts of chivalry and gallantry displayed by the males when their partners get drunk, ranging from attending to her as though she is running a fever to carrying her from place to place. If you ask me, drunkards need to learn a lesson or two so that they don't repeat what they had done. Being overly protective or caring spoils the person involved, and after all this person is already a young adult by default.

And lastly, there are those whom I have interacted with who have enriched those few days in camp. I met someone who touched me with his sincere opinion of his relationship. I forgot how we moved to the topic but when he was talking about his girlfriend, he said she was "the best thing that happened in his life" and he is "very lucky to have met her". There was this crispness in his tone that really touched me during that moment. I have not heard anything sounding so forthcoming and sincere for a long time. Those were not particularly beautiful words, but they really hit home.

Such were the unexpected findings in arts camp. It was definitely something I did not sign up for initially, but an experience I do not find regrettable.

Envoy of the Stars @ 1:30 AM
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访余翁

Sunday, July 05, 2009

初访余翁居，踯躅两丈外，不见其人，先闻其乐。家中摆设，不乏墨宝，陈列井然，古朴不失典雅。

与六子一众济济一堂，较之居其中央，侃侃而谈，我很享受当个旁听，兴之所至，适时的插一、两句，迅即退去，静静地听，开怀地笑，继续当个若有所悟的学生。

一个下午的谈笑风生，即使是身心俱疲也得以忘却。虽不致宠辱皆忘，烦恼尽消，但天南地北的闲聊，虚实参半的瞎掰，与其说是什么高谈阔论，不如说是言之有物的情感交换。

好酒若余翁，登门不浅酌，似乎有点说不过去。酒这种东西，对我来说不很好喝，所以我从不无缘无故喝酒。但有一点是，它可以用来暖心。酒有它的意义，因为喝酒的时候有朋友。

余翁一如既往的幽默诙谐，乐天知命。总是一副万事云淡风轻的模样，有人说是玩世不恭，我倒认为是种久历风霜，千锤百炼下的处世不惊。

唱歌、打牌，总是由他带头提议，但众人沉浸于斯的当儿，却见他手执啤酒杯，在一旁默默观望，时不时翻翻报纸，时不时倾耳聆听。余翁之意自是不在酒。意之何所谓？不若孟子之独乐乐，不如众乐乐。

自家花园种的lady finger果然非同凡响，是Sh*ng Xio$g 超市看不到的。看zh多开心地秀出他的兰花指。




余翁所书：“见山是山，见山不是山，见山又是山”。

Envoy of the Stars @ 1:17 PM
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