No more an undergraduate

Seaze had her final exam last night. Finally finishing the 3 massive years of part-time undergraduated studies. Reflecting on the previous 3 years, the cycle of "term in", "test" and "academic paper" had slided into a repetitive pattern. Repetitiveness has always been a "down-side" on my mind, taken things granted...

This is just a reminder to myself: everything has a cause and everything will have a consequence.

p.s. England played very poorly last night, though at the end they won.

Change is good ~ if you can handle all the bads

My girl's planning for a change in jobs: had an offer from a better school;
My best mate broke up with her girl. It was a time bomb that waiting to happen if he didn't return HK sooner. And the bomb went....
My job is still fresh enough. But sticking in similar types of work is getting me into repetitive mode: I don't find it bore but I dare for bigger challenges.

As always, I told them, and I told myself: changes is inevitable; and change can bring better outcomes. Changes means new opportunities; change means finding a side road that may lead to treasure. But changes would bring along bads (in forms of bed temper and pressure).

As long as you can handle, if help or not, all these bads: Change is good~!

Goodbye Latte

Dear Latte the turtle,

You are my child that never been living with me.

I remembered back in my UTS days, Seaze sent me an sms writing "how adorable you are". Certainly, my girl treated you like an angel while I m somewhere beyond the sea. I first met you at I.Ed hostel. Trying my better luck to understand your lucky daily life with my girl. Kinda jealous.

It is a shock to learn your sudden pass away. Not so long ago your half-brother Espresso the turtle faded away with, somehow I believe, a lack of living mentality. But you've been strong, showing your sign of improvement while sick back in 2001. We took you to the vet and you were fully recovered in no time.

I hope you would forgive us, especially Seaze, for the past few months where we didn't paid enough attention. Your death would mark something in our heart because: Your life matters with us.

May you rest in peace. And farewell.

With love,
Raymond

Happy Birthday to my lady

Happy brithday, my dearest lady. May you have the force and shine through these coming touch months of under-graduate studies....

Thank you for your kind, and self-less, time spent with me... and listen to my murmuring. It's wonderful that we got to see that romantic Brokeback Mountain together. It told me one thing: that love will last if we can grow, develop, and leverage together through... anything ahead of us.

G'day my 25 years old lady. This blog, is dedicated to you.

Seaze's Blog + John's wedding

Seaze has a blog... all these days since Oct 05. She didn't tell me at all but I cleverly discover it, eventually~ http://seazeleung.blogspot.com

2 weddings in 2 days : Last night's Keith (my old co-worker), and Today it's John Wong (my UTS old pal at interior design). John and Alison had a lovely set of wedding photos taken at Taiwan by locals. The look and feel matches so much of my own taste and Seaze's. The wedding banquet was lovely: with John singing along with Alison's piano score.... eyeing each other whenver they have time to.. and seems the smile of "love" and "life-long engagement".

So glad and all the congradulation to their marriage.

[Hong Kong] Getting Married in Hong Kong: Lots of Details

Seaze (my fiancee) and I were planning to wed in late '07. When we discuss our real weding plan, it means real panic: To wed as of a NORMAL Hong Kong wedding there're more things to be think of. Esdlife helps a lot.

Anyway, it seems our banquet estimated attendence would be more than our imagination, there're expectation among my parents and families..... a NORMAL Hong Kong wedding, means no real business for the couples, but their parents.