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- Shares Part 2: To Die For
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The ocean always has a hypnotic effect on me. All of my worries would be washed away even I was doing nothing more than watching the waves and listening to the muted roar of water coming in and going out. For me this trip should be a perfect escape rather than a restless adventure. Ther ...
- Shares Part 1: The Land Below the Wind
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When wewere almost suffocated by the mounting-up pressures,we decided to gave us a break and surrendered to our cravings for the sun, sand and the tropical lushness. Packing our bags, we left ever-buzzing noise of the city and headed for Kota Kinabulu---a city located on the ...
- Shares God Bless us___part B: aftershock
- A diary I wrote after Sichuan Earthquake in 2008: The last two weeks of my life can be described in one word: crazy. Followed by the earthquake, came with the aftershocks, the rumors, and endless heartbreaking news. The night of May 12th was sup ...
- Shares God bless us---part 1
- A 7.5 earthquake hit Haiti, claiming more than 100,000 lives and depriving many people of their home, their family and their hope. This tragedy brought me back to May 12th, 2008, a day we could never forget. This is a diary I wrote about that day---to remember, and to pray… ...
- Shares Six Casts In Friends
- Phoebe Buffay What's make Phoebe so unique? It's her offbeat, eternally optimistic nature. Despite all adversity in her life, she sill displays a pleasant upbeat personality. Meanwhile, she is the strange combination with both wisp and tough. That's another reason why I like Phoebe: she can fi ...
- Shares Money matters, but happiness comes first
- We have a rather rough start to 2010. Things have turned out to be ugly recently. Last night a sharp ring penetrated the darkness and dragged us out of the mists of sleep quite rudely. Automatically flipping on the light switch, my husband reached out for his cell with great reluctance. W ...
- Shares Goodbye, Janehouse (A story I wrote long time ago)
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Long time ago, two college graduates with youthful thinking and energy, sitting together, talked about the future. The boy: When I get succeed in my career, I would open a coffee shop or teahouse. It's not for money. I just want to have a place wh ...
- Shares Let it go
- What can I say about a 45-year-old lady who actually died a long time ago? Say that she used to be pretty and intelligent, that she once loved life and her family with no sense of impending doom? But that young, promising girl no long existed. Now you can hardly recognize that once ...
- Shares I can only hope
- The first few days of 2010 have passed in a blur of day-in, day-out routine. The sameness blended them together in a rather tight schedule, so I got only a peripheral acknowledgement of New Year’s coming. Today when I sorted through the old binders and created new one, ...
- Shares The Values of Life and the Temptations of Society
- Here I have no intention of pretending that I am not attracted by the temptations of society. At least two of them I am powerless to resist: fortune and fame. Call it greedy, call it stupidity, it doesn’t matter. The truth is that we can not live a world out of their devil claws’ reaches. ...
