余音绕梁 II

仔仔的爸妈回国之后松了一口气，结果人也瘫软下来，其结果是改变了晚上通话的局面。电话那头的仔仔像是快没电的剃须刀，声音逐渐逐渐的变小，两次说话之间的间隔也越来越长，良久之后才靠着仅有的意志挤出一句 “啊，让我抱一抱....”，剩余的时间基本上只有哼哼了--- 简直是太阳从西边出来了。我倒是精神大盛，放下电话之后跑到楼下厨房热了一晚紫米粥喝，又吃了一大片猪排，还不甘心就又抱了一桶开心果到床头边吃边把一本Car and Drivers杂志翻遍才罢休。真是彼消此长敌退我进啊。

assignments and winnings.

Zz has asked me to write about attraction (mmm.... secrets to a man's heart). I have decided also to write about maturity and youthfulness, inspired by a conversation with G.

Zz finally made a visit to his blog, and pleasantly surprised by a message left by an adored blogger (the owner of Absolut Barillius).

I have taken a bit of excuse from work and went to cemetery again with friends. Here are some of my winnings.

直男也会对Gaybar感兴趣吗？

我和一个直男朋友经过一个挂彩红旗的business，他说你跟你朋友去看看，如果有趣也带我去看看。我问你对Gaybar也有兴趣，结果他说只要新奇的都有兴趣，晕！还问我Gaybar里面有没有lesbian看来不仅有腐女还有腐男啊。

余音绕梁

比比和仔仔在电话上High过之后，比比总是很快昏昏入睡，仔仔就在一边说话哼小曲催眠助兴。比比经常在瞌睡不知多久之后忽然又有了点意识，慌忙对枕边的“电话”说，仔仔你还在吗？岂不知10多分钟前，比比和仔仔早就说晚安再见了。现在才想起仔仔来，茶都凉了，切。


* 有人问你的Blog上怎么不谈个人生活。我觉得本来就没有意义嘛。后来想了想，也许可以从第三人称的角度杜撰一个比比和仔仔的故事，虚虚实实，这样避免抖隐私之嫌，又满足朋友们的小小愿望。

S.F. Torch Reroute- It's unfair to torch supporters !!!

I cannot hold my disappointment and anger after reading this report. But I should not complain to myself. I should let our voice be heard by more general public.

Here is the idea for those who feel the same as I do. I encourage all of us who have relative strong English writing skills seize every chance to leave comments on major newspapers and web portals. We are at a huge disadvantage because sometimes we fall short of letting our voices heard. It may seem that each comment has only a small impact, but together i think they chould generate a long-lasting impact.

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THE OLYMPIC TORCH IN S.F.

THE FIX: Pro-China crowds attempt to stifle dissenters
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/04/09/MNIG1032A0.DTL


Newsom won't come out and say that, but he did concede that he took the decision right down to the final minutes.

"Literally, at 1 o'clock, we had two choices," he said in a phone conversation en route to the closing ceremony at the airport. "We could cancel the event or move forward in a different manner. We went to the torchbearers themselves, and overwhelmingly they said
they supported the change."


Taking the torch to the other side of town and skirting the whole enormous pro-China crowd at the ballpark might have improved the chances for public safety, but it also gave the torch back to San Francisco. Suddenly, it was back to the original idea, a run through the streets with a symbol of the upcoming Olympic Games, not a carefully planned political charade.

Because this, apparently, is the Chinese government's idea of free speech. They speak freely, and everyone else gets shouted down. Frankly, there is no denying that they were well organized. I took a minute to talk to a Tibetan protester, Kal Sang, but I was quickly joined by two young men who listened to the interview and began to interject derogatory comments.

春天到了

不用多说，看片片吧。