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Now I’m the aunt of 2 nieces and 1 nephew. Congrats to my cousin who’s now a father of a lovely baby boy~~~Put a lot of pressure on me, though … I’m getting old, but that’s OK, so far so … Continue reading →

read this in NYT — "We are a democratic country. Our senators work for us, if they said so, it must be a good thing to start a trade war."Source: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704652104575493791456903512.html#articleTabs%3Dcommentsvery funny and stupid, made my night 🙂 Jane

从01下来，走没几步就在西站前面，看到一个小姑娘头埋得低低的蹲在那里哭，她的朋友（女的）也蹲下来搂着她，轻轻拍她的后背，无声地想给她一点安慰。 那种哭声太熟悉了，每个女孩大概都经历过吧。 走过的时候，心里痛痛的。。。男生们，如果可以，请不要让女孩这么悲伤吧。 七夕jane

周一忙完了自己的那点小事情，周二就正式开始了我的new yet old work (as my fresh ex-colleague said) — but I’m not going to talk about work in this little space. 是这样子的，当脑袋要胡思乱想的时候，不是简单的keep yourself busy就可以阻止的，比较积极的方法也许是face it & talk about it.可是，临了才发觉原来有些名字在不知不觉中已经变成了taboo, 是决计说不出口了。浪费了听众的时间，不好意思。 BTW, T奇怪为什么我对一些旅行时的趣事好像初次听说一样，好吧，我承认当时心不在焉：站在黄昏时候的景山上，当故宫尽收眼底，或者再眺望更远处的朦胧得近乎苍茫的景色（let’s not forget that was winter…）, 如果此时的MP3里面放的又恰是《旅行的意义》， 你会体会得到我那时的落寞的。但是落寞是弱者的表现，以后的旅游，再不会带着wish … Continue reading →