无力感

今天
我在‘鸟巢’里工作刚满八个月
今天放工回家
不自然地在厨房和客厅之间打了几个转
突然觉得很无助
不懂要做什么好

原以为挂满霓虹灯的城市会为我的工作生涯填上色彩
原来这些霓虹灯不是为我而闪烁
很想大大声的喊，一直到精疲力尽
很想去海边，让海浪声为我的寂寞而哀号

太平淡的生活原来是梦魇
或许需要一些刺激
或许需要一些调剂

星期五的夜里
没有计划，没有活动
对着一堆每个星期要做的报告
我，彻彻低低地被瓦解了
我坚持的为了生活而工作原来这样不堪一击
看着我的生活慢慢一点一滴地被工作吞噬
我竟然没有一点反抗的能力
失落，茫然，无助，挫败

今天结束第八个月
不孤单却寂寞，无助

明天开始第九个月
无力感。。继续

World Cup 2010 Fever

The official 2010 FIFA World Cup™ poster was unveiled on 23 November 2007 following a board meeting of the Local Organising Committee in Durban. The poster was designed by the South African creative agency Switch, who also created the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ emblem. The design beat three rivals in a public vote held throughout South Africa from 11 September to 30 September 2007. As the lucky winner in a lottery among all of the voters, South African Marilyn Rhoda was presented with a prize of two 2010 FIFA World Cup™ tickets provided by official sponsor MTN.

"Portraying a country in the shape of a man heading a ball is a new idea with potent symbolism. For me, football is all about emotion and passion, which is why I was particularly attracted to this poster. It invites the world to join in the celebration of the greatest football event on earth, while highlighting the pride and passion of the African continent and her people. It represents the African dream come true. The South Africans made a good selection for the poster, which will represent their country all the way up to 2010," said FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter.

For the first time in football history, the FIFA World Cup™ will be hosted on African soil from 11 June to 11 July 2010. The artwork depicts a celebration of the African continent as well as everyone who calls it home. The simple and yet iconic rendering is symbolic of the relationship between football and Africa and captures a sense of excitement, awe and aspiration. It also reflects the positive impact that the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ will have on Africa. Africa is the "hero" of the official event poster. The unique shape of the continent almost naturally lends itself to the shape of a man's profile, while the face represents every single African supporter from Morocco in the north, Gambia in the east, Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia in the west to South Africa in the south.

"The official poster symbolises the important role of football in the history, tradition and culture of the African continent. It's also a recognition that football has always been an inspiration for a better future and a generator of hope in Africa. It recognises that Africa has a football face and a football heart," explained Danny Jordaan, CEO of the 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee.

Bright, vibrant and celebratory, the colours of the poster are inspired by the South African flag, but also draw upon the African continent. The strong yellow background symbolises the sun as the source of warmth, energy and life.

From a total of 16 creative entries, all submitted by South African-based agencies, three proposals had been pre-selected for the public vote by South African residents. The jury was made up of FIFA General Secretary Jérôme Valcke, CEO of the 2010 South African Local Organising Committee Danny Jordaan, Minister in the South African Presidency Essop Pahad, Deputy Finance Minister Jabu Moleketi, South African playwright and author Wally Serote, and artist and director of the Vega School of Brand Communication Gordon Cook. Following on from the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ in Germany, this was the second time that residents of the host country have been actively involved in the selection of the official event poster.

The Official Mascot, a leopard, has been designed and produced exclusively in the host country. The name is a composition of "ZA", standing for South Africa, and "kumi" translating into "10" in various languages across Africa. Inspired by his football idols, Zakumi has dyed his hair green as he felt it would be the perfect camouflage against the green of the football pitch. "Zakumi represents the people, geography and spirit of South Africa, personifying in essence the 2010 FIFA World Cup. We are certain we will have a lot of fun with him in the lead-up to and during the FIFA Confederations Cup and the FIFA World Cup," said FIFA Secretary General Jérôme Valcke. The original creator of the design is Andries Odendaal from Cape Town, and the mascot costume itself was produced by Cora Simpson of Cora's Costumes cc in Boksburg. "Zakumi is a proud South African and, as such, an ideal ambassador for the first African World Cup. He was born in 1994, the same year as the country's democracy. He is young, energetic, smart and ambitious, a real inspiration for young and old, not only in our country," explained Danny Jordaan.

This year's Final ball, named Jo'Bulani, will feature many of the same features and technology as the much lauded Jabulani football revealed last year. The Grip'n'Groove profile remains, but the major difference is the addition of 11 golden threads. The Eleven represents the 11 players in every team, the 11 official languages of South Africa and the 11 South African tribes that make the country one of the most ethnologically diverse countries on the African continent.

The newly developed “Grip’n’Groove” profile intended to provide the players with "an exceptional ball flight and perfect grip under all conditions".

The new name of the ball is inspired from the Final's destination - Johannesburg - or Jo'burg as it is commonly known. Hence Jabulani + Jo'burg = Jo'Bulani!

(This year champion~Spain~As i predicted and supported)

音乐

爱上了

放工之后,回家之前的十几分钟

扭大了音量,任由音乐肆意地在耳膜上拍打

随着音乐,暂时把脑袋放空,暂时把烦恼放掉

感觉着,轻松下来的每一寸肌肉

当音乐慢慢从我耳朵进入,然后占据我的思维时

这就是工作了一天,最享受的十几分钟

跟着音乐,大声喊唱

尝试着在那车子的一小空间里,找回自己的天地

就这样,把一整天的烦恼全喊出来

虽然我是音乐白痴,虽然我五音不全

但是

我认同黄明志说的

'唱歌是情感的表達, 音調的高低並不重要'

音乐

带给人欢乐,也带给人悲哀

但是此时此刻

音乐

带走我的烦恼

0

earth hour=go green???

这个三月二十七号,晚上八点半
关灯一小时,关爱地球,响应环保

槟响应关灯救地球　万点烛光映照槟州

但是十个响应,九个点蜡烛
在大学时就找到这两篇文章

Does lighting candles for Earth Hour defeat the purpose?

Earth Hour, candles and carbon

或许有时间可以读读

或许槟州政府有时间可以读读

或许他们全都用beeswax or tallow蜡烛,而不是paraffin wax蜡烛..

年

就这样，又过了一年
好快好快

长越大越没有新年气氛
或许这只是因为慢慢消失的纯真

长越大越觉得时间过的好快
或许这只是因为太多东西和包袱要扛

总结：

去年的一年里
我修完大学三年课程
毕了业
在吉打找了一份渔场工作
在那边挨了四个月
考虑和挣扎了许久
决定跳出本业，转进销售界
在吉隆坡找了一份买中草药的
结果临时给老板放飞机
之后换了一份卖电炉的
工钱不错，但相对的很辛苦
再之后就进了现在的公司
也是在吉隆坡
工钱也很不错

问了读了三年，学而无用有没有后悔？
其实并没有
因为走销售界可以向我的理想迈进一大步
赚了再多的钱，如果生活是不开心的
那赚再多还是没有用
其实现在的生活蛮开心
我觉得每一天如果过的平平安安，开开心心
那就很好了

明天就开工了，就这样
再过多几天，2010年已进入第三个月