...(e) cstas s ssyo oofmi (n) d

2007-07-21T02:56:00.000+01:00

2:24am

(music: "phone call" by jon brion)
@ salford house

2007-04-11T12:10:00.000+01:00

@ greenwich starbucks with education of an architect

2007-04-07T21:43:00.000+01:00

8 kinda cioccolato
5 happy hippo
3 kinder sorpresa
4 kinder cezeali
5 baci
6 gionduiotto
6 novi cacao72% egg (black)
2 novi miloza (blue)
5 novi .. (red)
9 novi .. (gold)
3 perugira latte (gold, silver, red)
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= 56 ciccolato

do you know? you are the best

2007-03-31T10:18:00.000+01:00

1. lovers

2. old couple

3. happy family

4. divorced

5. cold war

270305 1502 Gallion Reach McDonald

2007-01-09T03:39:00.000Z

7

a little squirrel climbed up the tree outside my window
the wind came moaning through the withered leaves
no one knows when the dreary day will be sent away
the seduction of Debussy and Ravel
made me indolent

2006-12-25T21:27:00.001Z

Afternoon in Torino

You made a grimace, and ate all what I have cooked
smirking, said it was delicious
touching your beard
as a child

Idling on the yellow armchair with chocolates
you were cleaning the house wandering around
sometimes you stopped in front of me,
with a smile , and said
Chubby!
No! I am not!
We both laughed.

2006-10-25T00:14:00.000+01:00

Unit 7

la recherche du temps perdu

2006-09-09T17:43:00.000+01:00

Shangri-La

{prologue}

days of journey
driving a jeep
drifting around
looking at blue sky and white cloud
seeing the endless grassland
stepping on the snow-capped mountain
walking through the glacier
This is the meaning of travel

begin in China, Chengdu.

(1)

Going towards Ganzi region and passed through Four ladies Mountains, we could still see those four peaks when we were standing on the Bridge of Cat's Nose. Once we went into the mountains, we lost what we have seen before. Holam said it was same as what Su Shi had made in his famous poem
" I do not know the true face of Lushan Mountains
Only because I am in the mountains themselves"
maybe it is true.

(2)

Today we drove the car for more than 10 hours, went across BaLong Mountains, which is 4487 metres above sea level. It was quite strange. I had a little bit altitude sickness when I went to Tibet few years ago, and had serious headache that night I stayed at River Tal. However, this time I was totally free of it, except for increasing heart beating when getting on or off the car. I have asked the local people, they said it was difficult to explain altitude sickness. Some 80-year-old men were fine, some young men aged 30 died, it just all depended on your luck. I did not really believe that, maybe altitude sickness also had immunization.

(3)

The sky of the plateau is especially low, seems that deep blue sky with horizontal white cloud could be touched easily. Soft winds knead the grass, hugging it low, with cows and sheeps on it - somehow it is all about.

Deep and secluded valleys, pine trees, the mountain ranges, continue endlessly without pause; at the lower places, there are rips with clear streams and little villages. "China has a vast territory and abundant resources" - this sentence is not exaggerated. Sometimes being a chinese, we need to find something to be self-conceited; if not it would be too uninteresting.

Tibetan stockaded villages are depended on the mountains: Tibetans, cows, sheeps, horses - become pictures, the harmony of Heaven, Earth and Man unfolds to us. Even the cars pass through the mountain, those meanderings are passionate. Crossing over those unknown mountains again and again, and could never tell where to start.

(To be continued...)

2006-09-04T21:01:00.000+01:00

baishi

Like QiBaishi's paintings,
his stamps,
and his humorus in pride.

notes:
1. QiBaishi
2. explanation of stamp:
我自作我家畫 I draw my home by myself

2006-08-02T16:17:00.000+01:00

home ‧ feel so good

wandering around different

places,
yet nowhere could compare to
here.

aged

2006-06-13T19:56:00.000+01:00

People said scent could bring us back memory, silently and subtly, stayed in our mind.

That afternoon was sitting outside a café in Marylebone High Street, the sunlight was warm and gentle, like a hug from lover – which is never enough. There were only few people on the street; England was having a match in the World Cup, all the people went into pubs watching. The street was so peaceful and calm unlike London; I was having a small cake with S (szeki), chatting, and there was wind blowing dog passing by; everything looks familiar, it is the scent of summertime. This scent makes me remember that summer in France, also with S, like two little crazy girls fooled around in French small towns, what seems like epoch ago. At that time I do not even know how to drink coffee, only could drink hot milk in France, and sometimes I would just laugh about myself on this. Now I could make many different kinds of coffee, without any melancholy, just feel glad on my life in these years. And then some days (or years) later, when I smell the same scent as what I did that day, maybe I would suddenly remember that afternoon in London.

That day after examination, I was flying high into the sky, even I did not sleep for several days, I was not willing to go back home straight ahead and sleep. Walking along Bricklane, wanted to spend some money but I could not find anything to buy. There was a second-hand market, although it was smaller than the Sunday market, it would be good to walk for awhile. It was closed to evening; the sellers were going to close their shops, only few people were walking in the market. There were old books old furniture old clothes old accessories, were placed messily. If you want to buy something you could just find it by yourself, like treasure hunt, which is my favourite. The sellers ignored you, they were chatting with each other aside. Actually I was very tired, just like a spoiled child unwilling to go to sleep. I was searching the treasure, without really watching. While my hand was playing a little Pinocchio, I dropped several books on the floor. I picked up the books, and discovered a piano score. The book was very old the paper was in yellow the pages was not in order, yet it was poetic to read an old book. I opened the book and read carefully – Mozart, 22 sonatas, published in 1870. I was very excited after I knew the year - at that time in China, Empress Dowager Cixi has not yet listened behind the curtain!

The seller knew that I like the book, immediately grasp the chance to do the business, said, ‘all these piano scores are 3 pounds per one, if you buy them all, I could give you 5 pounds in total!’ This is the first time I found something really cheap in London. I immediately gave him 3 pounds, took the sonata with me, that seller knew nothing about the value of that book.

At home I tasted the book for whole night. The piano scores had history behind, has changed several masters already; reading their hand written notes on the scores, the finger usage next to the notes, pictured the images of Victorian Era in London. Here is no piano, gladly I have known how to read score; I was reading the notes, humming the sonatas, my fingers was beating slightly on my desk, my imagination was flying to the old times.