I have always been a crazy TV viewer but due to the very very very poor standard of local drama, the frequency I switched on my TV decreased drastically.  But I found a very good substitute - double drama on Pearl.

I didn't realize it's an addict when I started watching X-Files, Friends, ER etc every week.  But now, I know it because I proactively search for good drama on internet and try to see if my friends have the video.  My latest beloved drama is House. I LOVE that arrogant man because he is damn smart.  I also watch L-Words, I'm envious of the girls' live style - so free and dare say & do anything.

Any good thing coming up?  I'm watching "Coupling" from BBC ... another humorous sitcom ...

Rule #1. Life is not fair. Get used to it. The average teenager uses the phrase "it's not fair" 8.6 times a day. You got it from your parents, who said it so often you decided they must be the most idealistic generation ever. When they started hearing it from their own kids, they realized Rule #1.

Rule #2. The real world won't care as much about your self-esteem as your school does. It'll expect you to accomplish something before you feel good about yourself. This may come as a shock. Usually, when inflated self-esteem meets reality, kids complain that it's not fair. (See Rule No. 1)

Rule #3. Sorry, you won't make $50,000 a year right out of high school. And you won't be a vice president or have a car phone either. You may even have to wear a uniform that doesn't have a Gap label.

Rule #4. If you think your teacher is tough, wait 'til you get a boss. He doesn't have tenure, so he tends to be a bit edgier. When you screw up, he is not going ask you how feel about it.

Rule #5. Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignity. Your grandparents had a different word for burger flipping. They called it opportunity. They weren't embarrassed making minimum wage either. They would have been embarrassed to sit around talking about Fifty Cent all weekend.

I always like rainy days ... not drizzling, but heavy rain, thunder storm ... 非常痛快.

It's raining outside - but I don't feel happy because I'm kept inside.  I wanna break out but don't know how.

Life's like a box of chocolate and you never know what your next bite tastes.  I say life's like a losing game - no matter what you do, how hard you try, you are always the losing side.  God's always poking fun on you.

Tonight I'm frustrated and I find no way out.  What should I do?  I don't know the answer.  Can anyboby tell me?

I'm a mango lover so here is the "analysis" ...

MANGO: A mango lover is a personality to reckoned with; quite often, you are a
person who has quite fixed ideas, and influencing you is not an easy task. You
tend to bean extremist with strong likes and dislikes, and at times even like to
control a situation. You enjoy getting involved in something that presents
mental challenge. Strong as you may be, you are like a kitten when you are with
your partner. You accommodate the love of your life, and make up for all the
strong will elsewhere!

每日都會留意自己個blog嘅counter，睇吓有無贈加。其實，我只將個blog嘅link比咗小貓三幾隻，但個counter就升得都幾快。心想可能有啲我唔識，但唔覺意入咗嚟嘅朋友到此一遊。我就此同你哋say hi~

其實cyber space就係another space，如果對小女子不禮貌嘅說話有所不滿，請多多原諒；如果有興趣，就留吓言 - 不過唔好留「粗口」，小女子雖然性格都幾硬淨，但始終都係女仔，唔受得太硬和太粗嘅嘢 ... (請勿心邪~)

祝各位打工仔勞動節快樂~

一向都喜歡看旅遊節目，因為通過電視，你可以環遊世界，比古人說的「讀萬卷書不如行萬里路」更「勁」。但現時大部份的旅遊節目，只著重介紹購物點，令我覺得有點浪費。幸好，有「向世界出發」。

首炮由羅家英在中國西北講他對生死的看法，由一個「死過翻生」的人來說，最適合不過。一向知道粵劇老倌好文采，但羅家英在這個節目真的令我驚訝。而羅蘭的一緝是我期待已久的。電視上鮮有關於宗教的節目(由教會辦的除外)，而這次的羅馬/梵蒂岡之旅，宗教成分濃，但沒有「硬銷」教會，而羅蘭加入了她個人的故事，及她在羅馬所見到的事和人，實在令人感動。其中，她在修院與一名老修女萍水相逢，以至二人分別時的依依不捨，令我覺得「天涯若彼隣」。

我覺得這個節目應改名作「由心出發」，或許會更適合。

自去年左腳就久不久會痛，特別是風雨天將至的日子，故我稱之為「風濕」。但有時，經常胡思亂想的我會以為自己有可能患有骨癌，所以久久未就醫。

今日終於「頂唔緊」，走去睇鐵打 - 原來係扭傷足踝。而家隻腳包住草藥 - 黃種腳、天殘腳 ... 好臭 ...

(1) 今早我老爸在屋企樓下個商場跌親，四圍啲人見到個個都好似比人點咗穴咁，郁都唔郁，無一個人過嚟幫手扶我老爸。究竟香港人仲有無同情心嘅呢？

(2) 同老爸睇完醫生之後，要由地庫搭升降機上地面。有條死剷見到我哋(我扶住行動唔係好方便嘅老爸)，竟然見到升降機關門都唔幫手拑住開門，我要用手大力打開度門入升降機。入去之後比我媽媽叉叉都唔出聲。我老爸話：唔駛咁勞氣，個天會收佢嘅。又係，人在幹，天在看嘛。

唔知係咪新移民越來越多，攪到本地香港人嘅公民意識越來越差 ... 又或者根本就從來都未有過。公民意識，只係喺我哋幻想中存在嘅嘢？

After a gloomy hot day & night, it has been raining damn heavily since midnight.  Switched on TV and noted the signal is hoisted.  Would it last until morning?

Note:  The BLACK signals warn the public of heavy rain which is likely to bring about serious road flooding and traffic congestion. They will trigger response actions by Government departments and major transport and utility operators. The public will be given clear advice on the appropriate actions to take.

Oh~  TVB always have old black-and-white movies showing at late night.  Today it's a Japanese one 透明人間- special effect by Yen-Guk-Ying-Yi - the boss of the company which makes Ultraman series movies.  wow~  英雄莫問出處 ...

好攰，都係再瞓 ...

My new addiction - watching "House M.D>".

This is an extremely interesting drama - about a very smart but lazy doctor.  He has 3 "interns" (?) to work for him, and what he need to do is to show up and give the right diagnosis to the patients.  But during the rest of his time, he is forced to attend praction - "entertaining" out-patients.

Why I said this is an interesting drama because I learned a lot of things during the out-patient work of Dr. Greg House:  a tight wrist of the watch will make your fingers numb, wearing a tight bra will make your chest pain ... etc etc ... What said watching TV is not good?

But the most fascinating part of the story is how "inhumanity" of Dr. Hosue.  I think because of this, he can always make the right diagnosis.  My favorite drama lately.

Some interesting information about Sherlock Holmes & Dr. Gregory House - both are investigators.

http://www.housemd-guide.com/holmesian.php