Thursday, March 8, 2007

Our son and his beloved blanket



Lu is our son. No doubt.
He goes crazy when his grandfather arrives home. He now gets mad when I will take him home from his grandmom. One thing for sure is that he loves his mom most. Why? See how he loves the blanket I brought from Vancouver and takes a very good rest upon the tender but remote affection to his mom when he falls asleep in with the rich smell remnant from Ruby, his mom.

Monday, February 26, 2007

My favorite TV series


After back from Vancouver, I love the CSI ( Crime Scene Investigation ) and appreciate the way they shoot the series. It is sometimes incredible though it gives us some lessons that we should pay more attention to those trivial things and tiny articulation that could contribute the end of the game. Besides, I play the Vancouver real time radio station whenever I am in front of the PC. check www.live-radio.net, you may find any radio station you like in the internet service.

Sunday, February 25, 2007

Reader's Digest 2007.1

Before I go to bed, I read some sentences from the Reader's Digest Jan.2007. "Consensus is something in which no one believes, but to which no one objects" quoted from previous British Premier Margaret Thatcher.

Thursday, February 22, 2007

Leave for Taipei, I start to miss Ruby!

Everything needs a reason for its happening. The moment I will leave says so. I will, maybe you could guess, leave here in the same way I just arrived 8 days ago.
Today, Ruby and I talked about what kind of life we both want to live on our way to Richmond. Several examples before us show they do enjoy their lives.
Peter Liang is a good example. Divorced, remarriage and live for fun. Yes, life is short. We need to stop for a moment and think about our next step. We plan to have a baby while we both are in Singapore. Then Ruby will be 34 or something. What about life after that? I don't know. Get a job in Singapore? I will really think about that. Really!

The dinner at Wedgewood Hotel

Ruby and I celebrated her 33th birthday at Bacchus Restaurant (Hornby and Robson Street), just the first floor of the Wedgewood Hotel, which is famous for its french cuisine. We ordered Foie gras, duck breast(better than Nicolas'), risolto and rabbit loin.