Sunbathing

I missed the sunbathing weekends we had last year. We woke up early in the morning, drove to the beach, and enjoyed the nap under the wonderful sunshine.

This year, we can have a new place to sunbathe! No need to travel a long way. :)

Just hope it won't rain so heavily during the weekend!!


@Stanley 2004.08.01

Day 21

Thankz god, still have 21 hours and it's over.

I know, everything will be back to normal.

All I have to do is WAIT...

Day 19

昨天是媽媽生日,我的堂弟妹們給媽媽送上香吻,很溫馨,逗得媽媽很開心.

做女兒的我卻只會說句"生日快樂"...

年紀大了,越來越沒有勇氣表達自己的感受,自己的愛,尤其在家人身上.

勇氣,你到哪裡去了?

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做人要知足常樂
willie, 謝謝你的提醒.

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我捕捉精采的畫面
可是一閉上眼 顏色就褪掉了
我穿上最舒適的t-shirt
可是一脫下來 身體都僵硬了

我選擇我最想要的
可是一個人呢 反而笑開了
我丟棄對我最好的
可是一關上燈 全部都回來了

直到有一天 我徹底昏睡了
我太累了 我放開了
直到有一天 我失去了
太矛盾(狼狽)了 眼淚掉下來了

百分之八十完美的日子 - 陳綺貞

Day 18

"但是總是會留下些什麼吧!
留下什麼,我們就變成什麼樣的大人"


我留下的:
1. 樂民村大滑梯
2. 麻麻的豉油雞翼
3. 星期日的茶樓+尖東海濱走廊
4. 麻麻揹著我到街市時,她的樣子與氣味
5. 美國餐廳裡,三叔的咖啡與煙,和我的洋蔥湯的氣味
6. 表哥的"獅子頭"與他的綿羊仔(只是玩具!)
7. 相機快門的聲音
8. 三叔的結他,四叔的小提琴...
...

這些就是我吧...

Day 17

Ways to cure my illness:

1. 陳綺貞-"還是會寂寞"
2. CLOSER - highly recommended. so bad that i missed it when it was showing...
3. your call!

Day 15

Just miss him more when I am sick~

seems my 'heart' sickness is more serious!
err......

Day 12

讓人又哭又笑抓摸不定

讓人飛翔讓人墮落谷底

喔 難道這就是愛情

Day 10

I think most ladies have experienced the painful long queue in order to 'answer the call of nature' when hanging out. Although hygiene has been improved in the recent years, sometimes we'll avoid using the toilets due to 'wonderful' smell.

The following is an interesting article about public toilets:
By the way, I didn't know there's an association for Toilets, haha.. :)


Adapted from SCMP
Guidelines fail to close the lid on toilet furore

The newly improved ratio between male and female public toilets has failed to please women - and a man has come out in their support.

In a recently released code for new shopping arcades, department stores and entertainment areas, the Buildings Department says the ratio should be increased from 1:1 to 1:1.25 - or five women's toilets for every four for men.

But Hong Kong Federation of Women chairwoman Peggy Lam Pei Yu-dja said yesterday the ratio was insufficient and should be increased. "There just aren't enough toilets for ladies, no matter at the airport or public places," she said. "First of all, shoppers are mainly females. And ladies need more time to use the bathroom. Men can finish their business much quicker."

Hong Kong Toilet Association vice-president Lo Wing-lok said a study last month found the ideal ratio was 1:2. "We observed that on average a man takes 70 seconds while a woman needs 96 seconds," he said. "The 1:1.25 ratio is not enough."

Women's Coalition for Equal Opportunity spokeswoman Christina Wong Wai-yin said the ratio should be based on the amount of time spent by the sexes in toilets.
"Female toilets aren't women-friendly and hygiene is a problem," she said. Women had to "master the skill of sitting on an empty chair" to avoid touching the seat.

A Buildings Department spokesman said the 1:1.25 ratio had been recommended pending completion of a review of regulations.
"There's an urge to improve the [toilet conditions] and we hope the industry will co-operate as soon as possible," he said.
The spokesman said the ratio was based on the present situation and estimated population growth. It could not be enforced by law.
The existing requirements were developed in the late 1950s.

Many major shopping areas have already improved facilities for women. Sun Hung Kai Properties said it had been improving toilets at its malls over the past three years and the ratio at its malls was 1:2.
Swire Properties said the ratio at its Festival Walk, Pacific Place and Cityplaza malls surpass the department's recommendation.

Mrs Lam suggested the city follow Japan's example, where "machines change the toilet seat cover sheet automatically. This is very hygienic".
She also said there should be more space between wash basins to give women more room to do their make-up.

Day 9

As the eldest grandson of my dad's family, and also the eldest in my own family, I never knew my brother has so many pressure because of me. I even dunno he's living under my shadow...

I thought I am always the first one to blame for if I have done anything different from what was done by my parents/uncles/aunts. On the other hand, I have to look after the younger within my family, or set up a 'good example' for them to follow. Now I realized my brother had shared a similar burden just like what I have. I'm not a responsible sister...

I should have known it earlier... promise will talk and share more with him.

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