My Story

Ms. Sponge
What a long time unheard nickname. My friend, Khee used to call me that. Often, when she gives me long distance phone calls or messaging me or e-mailing me, she will call me Ms. Sponge. She gives me this nick name years ago. She says I can ‘absorb’ those she ‘pours’ out and never really ‘release’ mine. Ha-ha. Maybe you guys don’t know what I mean. Well, according to her, I am a good listener. When she is upset or sad or down or moody, she will pour everything on me. She pours her angers, her tempers, and also her sorrow on me. I am always comforting her by cooling her down. Maybe I really don’t know how to advise people. Sigh… she also said I am a very strong sponge. I can suck a lot without releasing them. I don’t really know how to give opinions. However, I can listen to what you guys say. And let you guys to ‘fa xie’ (mandarin)!

Today, when I was on my way back from Leisure Mall, I received phone call from khee. Yeah… long distances call as she is now in foreign country to further her studies. How envy of her. Jia you ya! Gosh, I missed her so much! Life is so bored now. I have to travel everywhere by myself. Shopping alone and also eating alone. Everyone is busy. Oh my… I hate doing stuff alone >.<
Hate to shop alone as no one to ask for opinions.
Hate to eat alone as I can’t finish everything by my own.
Hate to have movie alone, it is so lonely.
Hate to have desserts alone as no one can be the photographer for me and my desserts.
Hate to stand in the book store alone as this will make me looks nerdy.
Hate to drive alone as no one can talk to me in the car.
I just hate doing stuff alone. Iks…

Anyway, khee’s call really cheered me up today. I was so happy and glad. A kind of warmth feeling strengthen up my mood of the day. Aiks… too bad, we could only talk for a while as the call is very expansive. It is always nice chatting with her *_* hehe

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I have finished a japanese drama — Good Luck. This drama is starring by Takuya Kimura and Shibasaki Kou. Oh my god. I can’t believe I am addicted to this drama. This is really a nice drama. I keep repeating again and again to watch the very last part. this drama is fantastic. Both main actor and actress were great in presenting their mood and I feel their acting style in it was different! Besides, Kimura-san looks so smart in his uniform. Kakkui-ne. I will give him 100 marks to him. He is sooooooooo cute! Kawaiine! Omg. What happened to me?! Okay… the last part is sooooo special. Talking about Shibasaki Kou, she is pretty in her fair skin. She is totally different when she was in the drama and the real life. She was cool in the drama but when I watched the ‘behind-the-scene’ episode, only realize that she smiled a lot. Whoaaaaa…. Her smile is sweet and beautiful. Her voice is special too! Guess it time for me to re-watch it again. gotta go ^_^

I love
Takuya Kimura
And
Shibasaki Kou

^^

I have just finished the Japanese drama, Last Christmas though there were few episodes are corrupted. It is indeed a nice drama. Both main actor and actress were great. Besides that, this drama gave me a warmth feeling after watching it. The caring and loving between the both actors were just nice. Sweet and nice. That’s it.

I have learnt something new from this drama. An unusual beautiful scene from the nature. AURORA. here are some cut and paste article from the web.

The aurora is a glow observed in the night sky, usually in the polar zone. It is also known as “northern lights” or “aurora borealis,” which is Latin for “northern dawn” since in Europe especially, it often appears as a reddish glow on the northern horizon as if the sun were rising from an unusual direction. The aurora borealis most often occurs from September to October and March to April. Its southern counterpart “aurora australis,” has similar properties, so scientists prefer “polar aurora” (or “aurora polaris”).

Auroral mechanism
The aurora is now known to be caused by electrons of typical energy of 1-15 keV, i.e. the energy obtained by the electrons passing through a voltage difference of 1000-15,000 volts. The light is produced when they collide with atoms of the upper atmosphere, typically at altitudes of 80-150 km. It tends to be dominated by emissions of atomic oxygen–the greenish line at 557.7 nm and (especially with electrons of lower energy and higher altitude) the dark-red line at 630.0 nm. Both these represent “forbidden” transitions of atomic oxygen from energy levels which (in absence of collisions) persist for a long time, accounting for the slow brightening and fading (0.5-1 sec) of auroral rays. Many other lines can also be observed, especially those of molecular nitrogen, and these vary much faster, revealing the true dynamic nature of the aurora.

Auroras can also be observed in the ultra-violet (UV) light, a very good way of observing it from space (but not from ground–the atmosphere absorbs UV). The “Polar” spacecraft even observed it in X-rays. The image is very rough, but precipitation of high-energy electrons can be identified.

Aurora in Japanese オーロラ
Aurora in Chinese 极光

Don’t you think they are beautiful and unusual?!