Tuesday, May 12, 2009
谢谢,你的爱。
幸福,不再是我想追逐的东西,也不再是我渴望的东西。幸福成了我想给你的东西。我爱你,不只是因为你能让我开心,而也是因为你能让我伤心。不只是因为你喜欢我,而也是因为你讨厌我。我们就是能分享一切点滴,好与不好。爱,就是这样,在不完美中,越显得完美。和你在一起,让我感到很真实。未来有了琢磨得到的影子,幸福有了触摸得到的样子。
谢谢,你的爱。
Monday, May 11, 2009
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Monday, September 15, 2008
Sunday, May 4, 2008
有时候会因为工作生活的方式而渐渐的和朋友失去了联络,可是会有某些日子不会忘记的,觉得幸福是因为在这一天,我被记得了。谢谢我那班可爱的女生要好朋友,围绕在她们身边,特别让我觉得有自信,我就像小小的组长一样身负重任但也是小主角一样被关心和鼓励。也很感谢小强部队们所带给我的温暖和欢笑,这些记忆真的丰富了枯闷的生活。有时想起的时候会慧心一笑。
活到今天其实也没什么好怨言了。 有了平淡的感触,看过一本书,作者有这样说过“慢慢的变老也是一种幸福”, 尝试用这一句话去面对年龄,我觉得好过多了,因为我曾为了害怕长大的心情而挣扎了很久。。因为害怕失去童真,害怕失去单纯,害怕失去无忧无虑的生活,害怕失去纯洁的想法,害怕自己的世界充满了现实和丑陋的事实。。日本人之所以会那么疯狂于可爱的东西,那是因为他们生活很现实,所以可爱的东西可以让他们暂时远离现实从返童真。所以我希望当我带着bear bear 去旅行,身上挂着bear bear的那些举动,那是可以被谅解的,虽然真的很欠扁的想。可以选择自己的方式生活,同时有爱的人在身边,很幸福。有感以前的愿望都慢慢的随着年龄满满的实现了。
今年的生日愿望是想赶快拿到公民,然后可以有自己的栖身之所。
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Japan, Tokyo Honeymoon 31st Mar - 6th Apr 2008
juju diggin in
We proceeded for dinner at this Dian Xiao Er(店小二) chinese restaurant, and I swear to myself, I will never set foot into their doors again. First, their food didn't taste good, its edible, but its not good enough to be of restaurant standards. Second, everything is expensive! Imagine we ordered only Tofu, Vegetables, Prawns, and a single portion bowl of winter melon soup, anyway all the dishes ordered were small sizes. And the whole dinner cost us a whopping 60 over dollars ok! I have to deny their plate of peanuts just to waive $2.50 off the bill. Cut throat! Rip off! Boo!
our passports
Ok this is our pass ports la. By the way do not not bring your pirated LV( at least do not show it to them) across the Japan customs, I think its illegal in their country. I mean, its illegal everywhere but I seldom come across a country having posters in their airports telling people its an offence to carry imitation products. Better be safe yea?
Here we are! after a long flight, but I should say its a rather comfortable one considering its SQ. Its not that their seats are of any difference with budget airlines, but they've got an entertainment console. However, SIA's customer service in the economy cabin is quite sub standard, not the type I would expect. I am expecting same service standards in all cabins, as service should not be something to be differentiated by what class you are travelling in what. Upon arrival we are to walk a very very long route leading to the customs, and we were informed before hand that it was 6 degree celsius and raining outside. Things were getting exciting for us.
At last, the long queues at the customs are over, we had collected our luggages and are now purchasing railway express tickets to our hotel location in Tokyo central, Ueno(上野). It costs 1000Yen per person, which adds up to SGD 14.00. It was rather confusing at first as the airport was very very big, lucky for us, juju could read some simple japanese and most of the counter staff can speak simple english.
the 0849H skyliner bound for Ueno
We arrived in Narita at around 0730H. The screen is showing the timings of the available Keisei Line express trains. We bought tickets bound for the 0849H ride. So it took more than an hour just to clear the customs. Headache..
2 tiny tickets. you insert them alike farecards
Here juju is holding 2 train ride tickets! The air around us feels chilly but not cold yet. We proceed to tug our luggages along to the train platform.
This is very much like our Singaporean MRT gantry, only that the gate opens outwards. Unlike the Singapore version, they poke you in the ribs if you do not cross fast enough. In Japan at most the thing slaps on your hips. Kids get a broken nose though.
Our luggages. The one on the left belongs to juju.
It will be a few minutes before the train departs, we took the time to rest our legs.
inside the skyliner
Eventually, we boarded the train, along with alot of tourists and locals. It will be another 1.5 hour ride until we reached Ueno. There was nothing much to do in the train, except to sleep, or take an occasional peek outside the windows. The skies were grey and it was pouring pretty badly. We did not know what to expect still, and we just hung close and sat tight. The train will occasionally stop at certain places, but until we are at Ueno, our holiday is far from beginning.
Unfortuntate for us, upon arrival at Ueno, we got a nasty welcome! Remember the down pour I was talking about!? After 1.5 hours, it was still on! Unable to find the correct exit out of the train station, and without the slightest clue, we were in for a 6 degrees rendevous. Me and juju stood at the exit, looking at the morning streets of Ueno. Every breath we took let off vapour, and the wind was gustling like nobody's business. It was foolish of me not to bring any winter wear. I knew of the already low temperature in Japan, but I never quite expected a rain would bring the temperature down by 10 degrees. Left without a choice, we opened our luggages and fished out our most warming attire and put them on. I asked juju to buy an umbrella from the station while I muster strength to carry the 2 big luggages one by one down a flight of stairs. It ain't easy to pull this off I tell you, especially in the cold where the frosty wind simply seeps into your shaky bones. Juju came back with a 1000Yen umbrella, the most expensive I bought in 27 years. We decided to go head on with the rain. With the umbrella, its impossible for 2 people to be taking cover under it, and at the same time tugging 2 luggages along at the same time. I did the most crazy thing, I will single handedly drag the luggages along, while juju takes cover. She will shield me if the situation allows. Did I mention I was still nursing a recently sprained ankle? That didn't matter. It was so freezingly cold that it numbed away any discomfort. For the next 45minutes or so, poor juju and me went under the rain in search of our hotel. It was supposed to be 10minutes away from the train station. If you knew where it was that is.
their bento can be very appealing
This picture was taken in a store called Lawson. Its the equivalent of the 7-11, only much better. It was quite a painful experience. The air felt thin and made us feeling out of breath without effort. Lucky for us, we found the hotel after crossing an overpass. Within some turns here and there, we found what we were looking for, New Izu Hotel(新竹). As the check in timing was 1500 hours, we left our luggage in custody with the friendly lady receptionist called Akiko and her colleague, and proceeded to find some food for our cold stomach. Conveniently, Lawson is situated right beside our small hotel, and with it comes along salvation.
beat your sakae sushi anytime
Look at all the packaged bento(便当) and onigiri(饭团)! I tell you, this is a must try at their 24hour stores. Many different flavours to choose from, all at affordable prices, around 140Yen each. Grab three and you are in for a gratifying treat! For drinks, we bought 120Yen coffee and tea from their vending machines. Vending machines litter the whole of Japan, you don't have an excuse to be thirsty or forggetting your cigs. Up till today juju is still missing their onigiri, and I could deeply feel for that. If you still think Singapore is well deserved of their name as a food paradise, humble yourself with their 24hour store onigiri. You might even feel ashamed.
draining water in preparation from fried ramen
I bought myself Japanese instant noodles, and they tasted godly. I think the japanese makes the most delicious instant noodles. Even the Thais must stand one side with their heavily ajinomoto-ed noodles. You drain off the water through a special opening, lather the springy noodles with aromatic shoryu(酱油), doused the black and yellow combination with a dash of green sencha(煎茶) seasoning, presto! You had just made yourself a bowl of Japanese style fried noodles with complete with pork slices inside!
-------to be continued.....

