滿足的延續。
好開心哦！今天晚上下班我跟Digi 特地跑到「奇香」，滿足我多個月來的願望哦！我真的說了很多個月啦！今天終於成事了！呵呵∼
我點了我最喜愛的雞絲燴意粉加蛋！太感動了！哇哈哈！
Digi 說：「十年咯！」我說：「其實都不只咯！是十多年了！哈！」
「奇香」是我們讀書時常常光顧的舊式冰室，今天舊地重遊，老店換上了新的裝修，但碟上那些雞絲的味道卻絲毫沒變哦！這裡載著我學生時代的回憶，一些燦爛的回憶。:-)

Digi 的牛肉腸燴意粉

我的雞絲燴意粉加蛋和凍檸茶

Mitch Albom。
真的很喜歡這個作者。他的三部作品，都令我愛不釋手。最近看完的《再給我一天》(For One More Day)，更是我最喜歡的一部。故事簡單易讀，但卻偏偏充滿力量，除了POWERFUL我想不出別的字眼去形容。《再給我一天》談母愛，我感動得要死！故事裡頭實在有太多刺激我淚線的段落，又實在太多令我覺得自己跟主角相似的地方（我真的很糟糕！-_-）。印象最深，是查理（主角的名字）小時候，因為萬聖節，所以要打扮一下參加遊行活動；他的媽媽用一些布條、衛生紙將他裝扮成木乃伊，這是查理最喜歡的恐怖角色哦！但在遊行的時候，天下起雨來，他身上的衛生紙都溶了，同學們都取笑他，他覺得很丟臉…最後媽媽來接他的時候，他怒極的對媽媽說：「你毀了我的一生！」媽的！你小時候，也曾有過這樣的一刻嗎？我也曾經覺得媽媽很煩，我也曾經覺得為甚麼媽媽總是做一些令我尷尬的事？我比主角幸運的是，我還有機會『珍惜』我的媽媽。
母親的愛是如何偉大、無私，就在這本書簡簡單單的一個故事完全表達了出來。
Mitch Albom三部作品都討我歡心的原因，可能是因為，我感覺他想說的，就是「愛」——一樣可能很多人都遺忘了的東西。
老實說，我覺得香港人是很冷的。

嘻！今天看到Times一篇報道，寫得不錯喔！（因為合我心意才覺得不錯吧！）前言把我的咀哥寫得很好吧！�
INJURY-STRUCK UNITED GIVE SMITH REWARD FOR LOYALTY 
When 15 Barclays Premiership clubs came calling in January, it would have been easy for Alan Smith to have turned his back on Manchester United. Out of luck, out of favour and with at least four forwards ahead of him in the pecking order, Smith could have jumped ship, safe in the knowledge that he would be guaranteed regular first-team football anywhere else.
That he opted to stay, snubbing offers to move either on loan or permanently, invited suggestions that he was happy just to collect his substantial pay packet and ease his way back to fitness after a career-threatening injury. But that was to do a great disservice to one of the more ambitious and honest characters in English football.
Smith’s recovery from the broken leg and dislocated ankle he suffered during an FA Cup tie against Liverpool in February last year has been almost as torturous as the injury, but having seen Roy Keane and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer overcome similar problems to establish themselves as legendary figures at the club, the forward believed that he could tread the same path.
Throughout his rehabilitation, which included an ill-fated 43-day comeback between the end of September and beginning of November, Smith has used Keane and Solskjaer as inspiration, which helps to explain why he has never entertained the thought of leaving as, against all odds, he has become central to Sir Alex Ferguson’s plans.
“There has been a lot of speculation, but I am going nowhere,” Smith, whose contract runs until the summer of 2009, said. “I could have gone out on loan, but I know I am good enough to play here. I have always believed that. I have never thought it wasn’t going to happen. They [the club] give players time to recover from injury.
“Ole is one, Roy Keane is another. They were players who had career-threatening injuries as well and I have seen what they have achieved. Hopefully I can go on to achieve as much as them.”
Few, the player included, expected Smith to play much of a role this season, but with Henrik Larsson having returned to Sweden and Louis Saha and Solskjaer injured and unavailable until the Premiership match at home against Blackburn Rovers on March 31, the forward will be thrust into action as United continue their pursuit of a repeat of the historic treble success of 1998-99.
Having made a brief substitute’s appearance in the Champions League first knock-out round, second leg against Lille last week, Smith started his first game for more than four months on Tuesday, albeit in a charity match, and is likely to feature at home against Bolton Wanderers in the Premiership on Saturday and in the FA Cup sixth-round replay against Middlesbrough at Old Trafford two days later.
“I hope people see the real Alan Smith now I am back up front,” he said. “I know I have worked harder than ever to get fit and I have done that because I want to be part of a team that is winning stuff.
“We have a big month coming up and I am confident about getting a place in the side between now and the end of the season. If I had gone on loan and Ole and Louis had been injured and Henrik had gone, we would have been down to one striker and there would have been nothing worse for me than to leave and be somewhere else when this club was short on strikers. I hope it is my time now.”

另外在The Sun看到這篇報道，他的很勇敢，很自信。我相信你可以！
SMITH'S A FRONTLINE WARRIOR 
ALAN SMITH has vowed to fill the gap left by Henrik Larsson and power Manchester United to glory.
Smith is needed more than ever by boss Alex Ferguson after a year in the wilderness following his horror ankle break.
Larsson has gone back to Sweden, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Louis Saha will not be fit until the end of the season and Wayne Rooney is struggling for goals.
It gives Smith a big chance to finally make a name for himself at Old Trafford — and he is ready to take it.
The 26-year-old said: “It is my time now. I hope people see the real Alan Smith now I am back up front.
“I have worked harder than ever to get fit because I want to be part of a team that is winning stuff.
“The only way you do that is to apply yourself in training and in the gym. Ever since I suffered the injury, I knew my first aim was to get fit.
“My second aim was to get back into the team. The third is to win more international honours.
“I am confident about getting a place in the side between now and the end of the season.
“If you get a chance at this club, you have to take it with both hands. That is up to me now. I have worked hard for it. I have trained well.
“Physically, I am probably fitter than I have ever been.
“When my chance comes, I have to take it.”
Smith was given the opportunity to go on loan to any number of clubs in the New Year as part of his rehabilitation.
But he feared he would be gone and forgotten and was determined to stay put at United and do his utmost to get back in the team.
Smith added: “I could have gone out on loan but I know I am good enough to play here.
"The manager thought it was in the best interests of him and me but if I had gone on loan and Ole and Louis had been injured with Henrik gone, we would have been down to only one recognised striker.
“There would have been nothing worse for me than to leave and be somewhere else when this club was short on strikers.
“I don’t want to be on loan and miss the games coming up when I feel I can be an important part of this squad.
“I have always said I am confident in myself and the manager respects that.
“I feel I can get back to what I was. That is what the manager wanted.
“His aim for me was to get me back to the form I was in before I got injured.”
If Smith had taken advantage of a loan move, a permanent deal could have followed.
After all, with everyone fit he is not a first-team regular — at least that is what some people think. Smith is not one of them.
He said: “I am not leaving. It is as simple as that. There has been a lot of speculation but I am going nowhere.”
United have 17 matches standing between them and a Treble.
There are two games in three days coming up with Bolton at home in the Premiership this Saturday and Middlesbrough the visitors in an FA Cup quarter-final replay on Monday.
Smith said: “It would be nice to win trophies this season.
“It is still a long way off. There is a lot of hard work to do yet but we are prepared to do it.
“It is what I have worked so hard for. I want to be part of that.”
It has been a long road back for Smith, though.
He turned out in a pre-season game at Preston, only to realise he was not quite as fit as he thought.
Two Carling Cup starts at Crewe and Southend a couple of months later only brought fresh concerns.
Smith eventually agreed to go on a personal fitness programme, which is now starting to pay dividends.
He admitted: “After the two cup games, I knew I was still miles off.
“But it was a bonus really because it allowed me to focus on what rehabilitation work I needed to do to get fit.
“I do believe I can get back to what I was. That is what the manager is hoping for as well.
“The good thing about this club is it gives players time to recover from long-term injuries.”