披头四的音乐响起
那音符对我回忆轻轻地撩拨
让我回味着当我们同在一起
椅子之间零点一的距离
阻碍不了我们无聊的话题
我努力地把你的每一句话都烙在心里
你傻傻的脸总是我的寻梦主题
你撒娇的表情总是我傻笑的主因
惊奇地发现
原来我已潇洒不起
很想大步的跨出去
但我只能狼狈地喘息
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特别的人
要给予特别的祝福
在这儿，要提早给你庆生
Angeline......
生日快乐！
-fishiie-
p.s. 祢的恩赐，我够用。
Friday, November 21, 2008
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Misty rains
Giving up doesnt always mean you are weak;
sometimes it means that you are strong enough to let go
You flew off with the wings of my heart and left me flightless
i didnt know what to do but let go
well
you and me will meet again
I had been looking for something,
and everywhere i turned someone tried to tell me what it was
i was looking for myself and asking everyone except myself questions which i,
and only i could answer
it took me a long time
and much painful boomeranging of my expectations to achieve a realization
" WHO AM I? "
im nobody but myself.
-fishiie-
p.s. luck never made a man wise...
sometimes it means that you are strong enough to let go
You flew off with the wings of my heart and left me flightless
i didnt know what to do but let go
well
you and me will meet again
I had been looking for something,
and everywhere i turned someone tried to tell me what it was
i was looking for myself and asking everyone except myself questions which i,
and only i could answer
it took me a long time
and much painful boomeranging of my expectations to achieve a realization
" WHO AM I? "
im nobody but myself.
-fishiie-
p.s. luck never made a man wise...
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
你是谁
可能你没有察觉
我总爱傻傻的望着你的侧脸
凝望着
感觉这世界没什么比跟你相处的时间美好
常有一鼓冲动想要搓你的脸
但毕竟舍不得让你疼痛
也有冲动想要摸你的脸
不过身份有点含糊不清
距离的差异
让我明显却步
我们一直都绕着赤道徘徊
很有默契地在找我们之间的平衡点
-fishiie-
p.s. 赤道 ：没完没了的夏天...
我总爱傻傻的望着你的侧脸
凝望着
感觉这世界没什么比跟你相处的时间美好
常有一鼓冲动想要搓你的脸
但毕竟舍不得让你疼痛
也有冲动想要摸你的脸
不过身份有点含糊不清
距离的差异
让我明显却步
我们一直都绕着赤道徘徊
很有默契地在找我们之间的平衡点
-fishiie-
p.s. 赤道 ：没完没了的夏天...
Thursday, June 26, 2008
领悟
(壹)
凌乱
纠缠不清
看不清谁的脸
泛滥
谁也安抚不了
(贰)
小星星
高挂天空一角
对指点它的人
展示着它的力量
(参)
心灵的憔悴
藏在深渊
不能看见
只能细心的探索
-fishiie-
p.s. 生活在同一片土地上，我和你没有什么不同，只是我们走的路不一样；别责怪命运,你可以选择，但你抹杀了这个权利...
凌乱
纠缠不清
看不清谁的脸
泛滥
谁也安抚不了
(贰)
小星星
高挂天空一角
对指点它的人
展示着它的力量
(参)
心灵的憔悴
藏在深渊
不能看见
只能细心的探索
-fishiie-
p.s. 生活在同一片土地上，我和你没有什么不同，只是我们走的路不一样；别责怪命运,你可以选择，但你抹杀了这个权利...
Sunday, April 27, 2008
找不到
随着日子的磨炼
心灵变得成熟了
沮丧的历程
让伤口麻痹
无言的结局
让头脑空白
说实在的
这几年来的天空还蛮灰地
以前总爱寻觅着茫然的方向
当找到后
总有一点点的满足
找不到？
那就失落咯
仿佛世界末日
其实现在站在高峰上凝望过去
发觉自己其实有很多的错过
但没有爱错=)
我爱时时刻刻地表现着我的爱
让人知道我在乎
i care
因为我害怕失去机会
意外每一秒都在我们周遭发生
你能安然度过你应该感到自豪和感恩
学会珍惜
但
并不是每个人都能接受
你不稀罕
我不在意
总喜欢活得潇洒一点
不喜欢拖泥带水
坦诚
过去秉承着一种坚持
但现在观点改变了
这坚持显得有点忧心
但
细心的观察
我还是我
只不过
有点糟
我常爱傻傻呆呆的到处走动
放学后
一个人坐公车到mid valley，茨厂街，KLCC 到处逛
不要人来陪
我觉得当一个人的时候
你对某样事情的看法会不同
因为没有人在你耳边吱吱喳喳
眼光总会不同
想体验一下“孤单的观点”
观点会带动着心情改变
很妙
可能是每天对着千多位吵杂学生的后遗症=.="
真的
KL人很烦耶~
讲个不停
滔滔不绝
*我是道地的KL人* ^^V
在人潮汹涌澎湃的购物中心或市中心
还是避免不了声音污染
吵得喘不过气来
很想钻地洞躲起来
但偏偏我酷爱摇滚
闷死了
加上炎热的太阳
就要昏倒
很想像鱼一样凉爽的在水中畅游
这世界充满矛盾
需要以百变的脸孔去适应
-fishiie-
p/s : 摇滚万岁！=X
Monday, March 24, 2008
Saturday, March 22, 2008
How can we inspire people to take action on climate change?
Ask people to turn OFF the lights for 1 HOURS
at 8pm March 29, 2008
Created to take a stand against the greatest threat our planet has ever faced, Earth Hour uses the simple action of turning off the lights for one hour to deliver a powerful message about the need for action on global warming.
This simple act has captured the hearts and minds of people all over the world. As a result, at 8pm March 29, 2008 millions of people in some of the world’s major capital cities, including Copenhagen, Toronto, Chicago, Melbourne, Brisbane and Tel Aviv will unite and switch off for Earth Hour.
i just signed up to the new Earth Hour website for 2008 and I thought you might like to take a look and possibly sign up too. Earth Hour is on 29 March 2008 at 8pm, and it looks like it's going to be really big. So far, as well as Sydney, there'll also be Chicago, Tel Aviv, Manila, Copenhagen, Melbourne, Brisbane and Toronto all turning off their lights for an hour in the name of fighting global warming. And I'm sure there'll be more cities by March. Sign up for Earth Hour with me by visiting http://www.earthhour.org/sign-up and join the movement.
-fishiie-
Sunday, March 16, 2008
9 大类型学生 ---> 看看你是属于哪一型！
1) 圣人型(垃圾桶型)
学名：“模范学生”，俗名“好学生”，浑名“书呆子”
(其他别无号数，不及备载)
特征：上课笔记，照单全录，之乎者也，决不遗漏
功能：考前总笔记出处
座右铭：一笔走天下
出没地点：80%以上出现在一至三排，讲座前面
理想职业：拾荒者
2)标准型
学名：“专业学生”
特征：上课浑浑噩噩，下课快快乐乐
功能：保持班级人数，维护师长尊严
座右铭：有笔记就抄，有试就考
出没地点：幅员辽阔
理想职业：公务员
3)一心N用型
学名：“地下学生”
特征：状似用功，实藏玄机，举头有老师，低别洞天
功能：磨炼老师耐心
座右铭：一寸光阴一寸金
出没地点：依段数高明分布，原则以技术者为高
理想职业：编辑人员
4)老憎入定型
学名：标本学生
特征：下棋高手，钓鱼能人，魔音贯耳，不动其心
功能：维护教室安宁(打呼者除外)
座右铭：以不变应万变
出没地点：分布广泛，90%间歇性发作
理想职业：灵媒
5)灵魂出窍型
学名：”超能力学生“
特征：神游太虚，来去自如，偶尔傻笑，自得其乐
功能：寻找中
座右铭：无入而不自得
出没地点：呈点状分布，82%散布中间
理想职业：精神病院住户
6)穿梭自如型
学名：“业余学生”
特征：有缘身在同班中，不识其人真面目
功能：消耗剩余之公假单
座右铭：来无影，去无踪，神龙见首不见尾
出没地点：有他的座位吗？
理想职业：间谍
7)稳如泰山型
学名：“霸王学生”
功能：加速老师血液循环
座右铭：只要我喜欢，有什么不可以？
出没地点：最后一派
理想职业：山寨寨主
8)无耻乱问型
学名：”问题学生”又名“爱迪生”
特征：懂也问，不懂也问
功能：训练师长口才
座右铭：知之为不知，不知为不知，是知也
出没地点：人数稀少，多具惯常性发作倾向
理想职业：立法委员
9)自言自语型
学名：“自闭学生”
特征：细语繁杂，叨叨不休
(严重者手舞足蹈，不能自制)
功能：增加上课情绪
座右铭：老师说，我也说，老师不说，我继续说
-摘录于星州日报副刊-
1) 圣人型(垃圾桶型)
学名：“模范学生”，俗名“好学生”，浑名“书呆子”
(其他别无号数，不及备载)
特征：上课笔记，照单全录，之乎者也，决不遗漏
功能：考前总笔记出处
座右铭：一笔走天下
出没地点：80%以上出现在一至三排，讲座前面
理想职业：拾荒者
2)标准型
学名：“专业学生”
特征：上课浑浑噩噩，下课快快乐乐
功能：保持班级人数，维护师长尊严
座右铭：有笔记就抄，有试就考
出没地点：幅员辽阔
理想职业：公务员
3)一心N用型
学名：“地下学生”
特征：状似用功，实藏玄机，举头有老师，低别洞天
功能：磨炼老师耐心
座右铭：一寸光阴一寸金
出没地点：依段数高明分布，原则以技术者为高
理想职业：编辑人员
4)老憎入定型
学名：标本学生
特征：下棋高手，钓鱼能人，魔音贯耳，不动其心
功能：维护教室安宁(打呼者除外)
座右铭：以不变应万变
出没地点：分布广泛，90%间歇性发作
理想职业：灵媒
5)灵魂出窍型
学名：”超能力学生“
特征：神游太虚，来去自如，偶尔傻笑，自得其乐
功能：寻找中
座右铭：无入而不自得
出没地点：呈点状分布，82%散布中间
理想职业：精神病院住户
6)穿梭自如型
学名：“业余学生”
特征：有缘身在同班中，不识其人真面目
功能：消耗剩余之公假单
座右铭：来无影，去无踪，神龙见首不见尾
出没地点：有他的座位吗？
理想职业：间谍
7)稳如泰山型
学名：“霸王学生”
功能：加速老师血液循环
座右铭：只要我喜欢，有什么不可以？
出没地点：最后一派
理想职业：山寨寨主
8)无耻乱问型
学名：”问题学生”又名“爱迪生”
特征：懂也问，不懂也问
功能：训练师长口才
座右铭：知之为不知，不知为不知，是知也
出没地点：人数稀少，多具惯常性发作倾向
理想职业：立法委员
9)自言自语型
学名：“自闭学生”
特征：细语繁杂，叨叨不休
(严重者手舞足蹈，不能自制)
功能：增加上课情绪
座右铭：老师说，我也说，老师不说，我继续说
-摘录于星州日报副刊-
Friday, March 14, 2008
i dont request not because i dont want to
is because im afraid
im afraid that i request more i hurt more
im trying to protect myself maybe
and maybe our relationship too
just dont want it fall to pieces
i counldnt tell you much
cause you're not suppose to know much
i completely understood your situation
so i stopped
the feelings is strong
everything has started
and i decided to go on
well, let it be
give up or not is another question
the question that i couldnt answer
nobody knows the future
so just dont make it complicated
and
enjoy what we have now
you know i enjoyed
maybe someday i will let you know what's in my mind
i can close my eyes to things i dont want to see
but
i cant close my heart to thing i dont want to feel.
-fishiie-
p/s : i care , i miss, and i mean it.
is because im afraid
im afraid that i request more i hurt more
im trying to protect myself maybe
and maybe our relationship too
just dont want it fall to pieces
i counldnt tell you much
cause you're not suppose to know much
i completely understood your situation
so i stopped
the feelings is strong
everything has started
and i decided to go on
well, let it be
give up or not is another question
the question that i couldnt answer
nobody knows the future
so just dont make it complicated
and
enjoy what we have now
you know i enjoyed
maybe someday i will let you know what's in my mind
i can close my eyes to things i dont want to see
but
i cant close my heart to thing i dont want to feel.
-fishiie-
p/s : i care , i miss, and i mean it.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Valentine's Day V.S. Lollipops
our school 'creative' corporation prefects are selling lollipops for this year valentine's day since school not allowed any roses.
we cant replace it by chrysanthemum right? =.="
btw
we cant replace it by chrysanthemum right? =.="
btw
its a good idea
doesnt matter
doesnt care what's that
just care who's that
Happy Valentine's Day!
p/s : i prefer chocolates xXp
-fishiie-
doesnt matter
rose , chocolate ,or lollipop he/she also like it
doesnt care what's that
just care who's that
Happy Valentine's Day!
p/s : i prefer chocolates xXp
-fishiie-
Monday, February 4, 2008
Whatever comes our way,
whatever battle we have raging inside us,
we always have a choice.
I choose to be the best of myself.
It's the choices that make us who we are,
and we can always choose to do what is right.
everything are depends on your choices...
and believe me...
you can make the difference...
be the best of yourself...
-fishiie-
whatever battle we have raging inside us,
we always have a choice.
I choose to be the best of myself.
It's the choices that make us who we are,
and we can always choose to do what is right.
everything are depends on your choices...
and believe me...
you can make the difference...
be the best of yourself...
-fishiie-
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Polar bear
In December 2006 the US Fish and Wildlife Service officially listed the polar bear as a 'threatened' species, due to the meltdown of its sea-ice habitat caused by global warming. Unfortunately it took a lawsuit by Greenpeace and the Natural Resource Defense Council (NRDC) to force the US administration to put the polar bear on the list and even now its listing is a proposal so could take another year to be made official.
But the implications of the listing go far beyond just the polar bear. Listing under the Endangered Species Act will provide broad protection to polar bears, including a requirement that US federal agencies ensure that any action carried out, authorised, or funded by the US government will not jeopardise the continued existence of polar bears, or adversely modify their critical habitat.
"The United States has failed to lead the world in tackling global warming. With under five percent of the world's people, we generate more than 20 percent of the global warming pollution," said Kert Davies, Greenpeace research director. "We must start cutting greenhouse gas emissions or the Polar Bear will be pushed to the brink of extinction within our lifetime."
While the policy news for the polar bear was good, news from the Arctic was distinctly bad. What used to be the Ayles Ice Shelf has broken off from Ellesmere Island, Canada. The shelf was the size of Manhattan.
Polar bears live only in the Arctic and are totally dependent on the sea ice. A growing body of evidence shows that the Arctic ice is vanishing much faster than previously expected. The thick multiyear ice has been shrinking eight to 10 percent per decade, with some climate models predicting that the Arctic could be ice-free in summer as early as 2040. In some polar regions, the sea ice season has shortened as much as three weeks, and scientists have discovered that the polar ice caps are melting at an alarming rate - losing an area the size of Colorado - more than a million square miles - in just the last year.
The polar bear and the melting of the Arctic are probably the most charismatic and dramatic indicators of our changing climate. It's going to take a lot more than the Endangered Species Act to save the polar bear and stop dangerous global warming.
While the talk about taking action to tackle global warming increased in 2006, there was still too much talk and too little action from world leaders.
Carbon dioxide emissions, the biggest cause of global warming, are now rising at more than 2 percent a year. The longer measures to reduce carbon emissions are postponed the more drastic those measures will need to be.
As surely as carbon emissions are rising so are global temperatures. It has already been predicted by the UK Met Office that 2007 is likely to be one of the warmest years on record. This is partly due to El Nino and also due to increasing carbon emissions.
What's needed in 2007 is action -- from governments, corporations, but from all of us as well -- to cut carbon emissions and slow rising temperatures.
Next time you leave a light burning unnecessarily, think about the polar bears. The next time you buy a product, look at its energy efficiency and think about the polar bears. And next time a politician isn't crystal clear that the planet has a problem that needs fixing, vote with your paw.
But the implications of the listing go far beyond just the polar bear. Listing under the Endangered Species Act will provide broad protection to polar bears, including a requirement that US federal agencies ensure that any action carried out, authorised, or funded by the US government will not jeopardise the continued existence of polar bears, or adversely modify their critical habitat.
"The United States has failed to lead the world in tackling global warming. With under five percent of the world's people, we generate more than 20 percent of the global warming pollution," said Kert Davies, Greenpeace research director. "We must start cutting greenhouse gas emissions or the Polar Bear will be pushed to the brink of extinction within our lifetime."
While the policy news for the polar bear was good, news from the Arctic was distinctly bad. What used to be the Ayles Ice Shelf has broken off from Ellesmere Island, Canada. The shelf was the size of Manhattan.
Polar bears live only in the Arctic and are totally dependent on the sea ice. A growing body of evidence shows that the Arctic ice is vanishing much faster than previously expected. The thick multiyear ice has been shrinking eight to 10 percent per decade, with some climate models predicting that the Arctic could be ice-free in summer as early as 2040. In some polar regions, the sea ice season has shortened as much as three weeks, and scientists have discovered that the polar ice caps are melting at an alarming rate - losing an area the size of Colorado - more than a million square miles - in just the last year.
The polar bear and the melting of the Arctic are probably the most charismatic and dramatic indicators of our changing climate. It's going to take a lot more than the Endangered Species Act to save the polar bear and stop dangerous global warming.
While the talk about taking action to tackle global warming increased in 2006, there was still too much talk and too little action from world leaders.
Carbon up, temperature up
Carbon dioxide emissions, the biggest cause of global warming, are now rising at more than 2 percent a year. The longer measures to reduce carbon emissions are postponed the more drastic those measures will need to be.
As surely as carbon emissions are rising so are global temperatures. It has already been predicted by the UK Met Office that 2007 is likely to be one of the warmest years on record. This is partly due to El Nino and also due to increasing carbon emissions.
What's needed in 2007 is action -- from governments, corporations, but from all of us as well -- to cut carbon emissions and slow rising temperatures.
Next time you leave a light burning unnecessarily, think about the polar bears. The next time you buy a product, look at its energy efficiency and think about the polar bears. And next time a politician isn't crystal clear that the planet has a problem that needs fixing, vote with your paw.
Take Action
Resource : Greenpeace
Sunday, January 13, 2008
HELP END WHALING!
Activists will drive inflatable boats between the whaler's harpoons and the whales while using high-powered water pumps to create a curtain of icy water, obscuring the harpooner's view.We will do nothing to harm or endanger the Japanese vessels or crew. We will, however, use all peaceful means at our disposal to stop the killing of any more whales.
Sanctuary?
The area in which the Japanese fleet are hunting has been designated as the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary, designed to help whale populations recover after the devastating commercial whaling of the last century. Many countries were responsible for this collapse in whale populations. Most have since realised the tragic consequences of their actions and now accept, support and promote whale conservation and a complete end to commercial whaling.
Modern scientific research does not require whales to die. In addition to confronting the whaling fleet in the Southern Ocean, we are proving that nobody needs to fire exploding harpoons into whales and kill them for science. Our Great Whale Trail research programme, in collaboration with scientists from the Cook Islands Whale Research, Opération Cétacés (New Caledonia) and the International Fund for Animal Welfare, includes satellite tracking, skin biopsy, and photo identification of whales. The programme has already yielded a vast amount of valuable information. But not a single harpoon needed to be fired.
Scientific whaling is an expensive hoax -- with most of the results being stockpiled in commercial freezers or ending up in dog food.
Japan's research whaling benefits only a very few Japanese bureaucrats, and has cost Japanese taxpayers billions of yen in subsidies. It produces research nobody needs, and whale meat very few want. It deserves to be exposed in Japanese society as a scandalous waste of money.
When the whaling fleet left its home port of Shimonoseki in November, the government of Japan confirmed the sole purpose behind its so-called science programme is to bring about a return to commercial whaling.
“The Japanese people clearly do not support the whaling that is being carried out in their name, and with their tax money”, said Junichi Sato, whales project leader for Greenpeace Japan. “It is time for Prime Minister Fukuda to put an end to Japan’s whaling scandal, and to recall the fleet home to Japan.”
Humpbacks safe -- for now
On December 22nd, the Japanese government backed down in the face of pressure from Greenpeace supporters, whale advocates, and conservation-minded governments, announcing that they would not hunt humpbacks this season.
Rather than reducing the number of whales being killed in the Southern Ocean it looks like the Government of Japan is going to kill a lot more. Plans are emerging for the construction of a new factory ship that will be even bigger than the Nisshin Maru and be able to go on killing thousands of whales over the decades to come. While our activists will be between the harpoons and the whales in the Southern Ocean in order to save hundreds of whales from being killed now, we are urging people to stop even more being killed in the future by writing to the Japanese Prime Minister. Over 12,000 letters have already been sent. We all need to act NOW to stop the hunt forever and make sure that not a single harpoon will be fired again in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary.
For the latest, up-to-the-minute news, check out the Great Whale Trail expedition blog and the live Esperanza Webcams.
Take Action: Stop the new whaling ship
Help raise money to save whales
Resource : Greenpeace
Well...
If u're my friends i sincerely hope u can get involved in it...
how?
just log on :
www.greenpeace.org/international/
or
sign up:
"Use your website and blog for good, not evil"
c'mon guys...
u can do it...
Choymeng
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