终于明白有多少情侣败给距离

by ♀❤°●ღ му Рεαсε lаиδ ღ ●°❤♂ on Friday, 03 September 2010 at 14:29

1、短信听不到语气，电话看不到表情。
其实我没生气，你当真了；我在笑呢，你看不到吧；我哭了呢，抱着手机哭倦了睡过又醒了，你在忙吗？

2、共同语言 
如果两个人在一起，两个人的交往圈会融为共同的圈子，话题永远都在更新。
而不在一起的两个人，对彼此身边的环境都会因陌生而逐渐失去兴趣，慢慢的，能说的话只有空洞的‘我想你’。
我在努力找话题呢，不要回信说‘哦、嗯、好’了好吗？

3、不安全感
看了10次手机了，你还是没有回信。你在哪、和谁、在干什么？
刚刚拒绝了别人的好意，却禁不住想，你身边的莺莺燕燕，一如我身边的花花草草吗？

4、远水不救近火
我这里下雨了，来送伞的是同学的弟弟；我吃饭忘带钱了，来解围的是朋友的朋友。
原来你不吭声是因为你生病了，可我再担忧，也不能在你身边端一杯水…

5、距离产生幻觉
其实我有些小虚荣，照片有时候修掉了眼袋才给你看；其实你有些小自负，认定了的事情就以为自己一定对。
为了大老远的爱你，我拒绝接受身边一切说你不好的言论，什么都往好的方向想。你也是吧？
其实我们都不是对方想象的那样好……

6、距离产生误会
我兴冲冲地发短信给你讲刚刚的趣事，你隔了半天说‘噢’，我不知道你在忙的嘛，所以我生闷气了。
你给我发了八条短信两个电话我也没回，愤怒得嗷嗷直叫，我在做上课呢，手机调振动了的嘛。
其实我们都知道对方不是故意的，但情绪来了，总需要宣泄的。

7、善意的谎言
我碰巧和相熟的男生去看电影了，想了想，对你说和女生去的。
你独自去了我们约好要一起去的地方，犹豫再三，对我说你哪都没去。
不愿让对方多想，却因为偶尔的疏忽，让对方想得更多。

8、寂寞
一个人不寂寞，想念一个人才寂寞。
你说，来，抱抱。于是我把自己裹在被窝里，闭上眼，恩，抱抱。
一个人站在夜空下时，你会抬头看月亮吗？

9、信念坍塌
我看到身边一对一对的，男生帮女生打开水送饭，在宿舍楼下卿卿我我，周末还能一起爬山，没忍住就对在地图对角线上的你发牢骚，其实是想听你的鼓励，想听听你的安慰，你的一个电话就能让我安心。
可也许刚刚好你接到朋友异地恋分手倾诉的电话，那么容易就把自己带入了戏，无心的抱怨雪上加霜。
有时候折腾一下，只为了证明自己的重要性。
哪知脆弱基础上的高楼只须多压上一根头发的重量，也许就崩溃了。

10、你的真心
人心隔肚皮，更何况我们还隔着千山万水。
男生永远无法理解女生为什么需要浓浓的表达爱意，正如我永远不知道你为何可以那样轻轻的表明心意。




This article manages to catch Ongzi’s attention, spend time reading and pondering upon, and decided to ‘steal’ for his own blog.

Guilty for ‘Copy & Paste’.

古早味 之 Matu & Daro

重生

老招牌

木店

河畔小镇

苦力

现卖 鲜买

逐

Matu 之 Kg Tian

Blowin' in the Wind

Blowin' in the Wind" is a song written by Bob Dylan and released on his 1963 album The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. Although it has been described as a protest song, it poses a series of questions about peace, war, and freedom. The refrain "The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind" has been described as "impenetrably ambiguous: either the answer is so obvious it is right in your face, or the answer is as intangible as the wind".

In 1999, the song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. In 2004, it was ranked #14 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the "500 Greatest Songs of All Time".

The first line of the song ("How many roads must a man walk down?") is proposed as the "Ultimate Question", in the science fiction novel The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. It is also likely that this line was an allusion to Big Bill Broonzy's song, "When Will I Get to be Called a Man?"

In the movie Forrest Gump, Jenny sings this song for a show in a strip club, and is introduced as "Bobby Dylan". The film's soundtrack album features Joan Baez's 1976 live recording of the song, from her From Every Stage album. This scene is lampshaded by Internet comedian Noah Antwiler in his review of Final Fantasy X, saying that the main character Tidus is, believe it or not, a man, but similar to how Bob Dylan is played by a woman in the movies.

In1975, the song was included as poetry in a new high school Englis textbook in Sri Lanka. The textbook caused controversy because it replaced Shakespeare's work with Dylan's.

登山

踏上登山之路，始于茅草山。屈指一算，大概是一年前的事了… ….

许多人登山，越登越高、征服了一座又一座，视世界最高峰珠穆朗玛峰为极终目标。我就是少了那份野心和大志，来来去去就是那几座小丘。

到了寡妇山两次，只在山脚流览，就是没有兴趣耗钱折磨自己登上东南亚的最高峰。人的耐力、毅力就如此衡量的吗？大地是如此征服的吗？

登山，其实不必那么复杂。什么成就感、山征服了又如何……都跟我扯不上关系。更不来负离子这一套！

简简单单的登山，并不在乎山有多高、或破什么时间记录，而要不慌不忙、走走停停，才能享受登山的乐趣，才不会错过美丽的风景。

古早味 之 姓氏桥 Penang's Clan Jetties

到槟城的姓氏桥，不禁百感交加。浓浓的乡音、熟悉的水上人家、海风的味道，仿佛回到儿时阿嘛的家。

姓氏橋位于檳城渡輪碼頭不遠處，是華人抵達檳城最早的聚落。

房屋都搭蓋在海上，底部用桩柱支撐，並用木板鋪設成橋樑作為村里的街道，是馬來西亞一處典型的水上人家聚落。

早期，聚落的住戶都按姓氏區分勢力範圍各自組成社區幫會，因此而形成今日的姓林桥、姓周桥、姓陈桥、姓李桥、姓杨桥、杂姓桥及平安桥。当中以姓周桥规模最大，水上人家约60户。姓王桥已人去桥空，遗址已变成停车场。

村民的祖籍以福建同安县居多，老一辈村民则一般以捕鱼为生。

雖說是早年的移民落腳站，今日仍有許多人居住在那兒。

Flag of Our Fathers

The huge bronze figures of soldiers were designed by Felix de Weldon, who also did Washington’s Marine Corps War Memorial ( also known as Iwo Jima Monument ). 

It was to commemorate some 11,000 people died during the 12-years Malayan Emergency.

This original national monument is a cenotaph set up by the British to commemorate the wars and honour the fallen heroes from WW I, WW II and the Malayan Emergency.

Klang Gate Quartz Ridge

Klang Gates Quartz Ridge is said to be the longest quartz ridge in the whole world. 

It is also home to 5 endemic plant species :   

Eulalia milsumi,  Aleisanthia rupestris,  Ilex praetermissa, Borreria pilulifera, and Henckelia primulina.

This is my second expedition to this big rock,

hoping to encounter the exotic species ...

石崖山上，似松非松，气质学足

Elegant pink flowers....

Well, this is Aleisanthia rupestris, a endemic plant species to KGQR.

求生

a Poaceae's spikelets

a tiny Arachis/Zornia ??

and of course, quartz crystals.

Skybridge of Twin Towers

Petronas Twin Towers of 451.9m was once the tallest building in the world ( 1998 – 2004 ), before being surpassed by Taipei 101.  

The skybridge connecting the two towers at level 41 & 42, however, is still the highest 2-tier skybridge ever.  It is 170m above ground level.

Visitors are allowed for a short visit ( about 15 minutes only ), but only  with Visitor Pass which come along with a ticket.  Tickets are free, but one had to queue for the ticket as early as 6am, as tickets are limited.

However, effective from 1^st October 2010, visitors to Petronas Twin Towers’s Skybridge shall be charged RM3 for Malaysian citizens and RM10 for foreigners.  Still, despite being charged, visitors are not allowed to pre-book, online book, pre-purchase or what ever means to avoid queuing.

Lifeline of Gemas

Gemas 金马士 is a small town in the district of Tampin, of Negeri Sembilan.  It is located by the border of Negeri Sembilan-Johor, divided by Sg. Gemas. The Johor side of the town is known as Gemas Bahru 大港.

A long time ago, Gemas was originally known as Ayer Terap.  But later changed to “Gomeh” ( combination of English word “Gold” and local Malay dialect for gold, “Omeh” ) , subsequently “Gemas”

Gemas was the lifeline of Malaya’s railway service.  It was, and still is, the changeover for trains from the North, East Coast, and South.  Constructed in 1922, Gemas Railway Station had seen its days of glory when trains roar through the rainforest jungles of Malaya, connecting towns, connecting peoples as well……

Today, Gemas Railway Station houses 2 nostalgic 1946 model North British Locomotive Company steam engines, occasionally visited by wanderers, seeking for past memories.

In 2008, Malaysian government commissioned the construction of an electrified double-track connecting Seremban to Gemas.  The project scheduled to be completed by 2012.  Similar projects connecting Gemas-Johor Bharu, Rawang-Ipoh, & Ipoh-Butterworth, too is in various stages of completion.  Together, the new tracks will eventually cut short traveling time to all major towns along the East Coast.   Reviving the dying railway service, supposedly !