Having playing basketball for more than ten years, I go on the court today, representing the University. I delivered a shameful play, I did make some points, rebounds, assists, but I made way too much mistakes. This is absolutely not I expected to see. We are defeated by a bunch of thirtysomethings, not to mention we have 80 points advantages which they gave us as a handicapped match.
You have been learning something for so long, there is no any sound excuse could possibly justify the failure, except that you are both hopeless and useless.
I remember I started to tell people english is my weakness when I was doing HKCEE, up till now I still keep telling people I am weak at it. What exactly is the problem with me? Why didn't I improve it, instead, I just admit it and let it be.
Weakness is not something which you are born with, you learn it from your experience. I learned that I am bad at English after realized the result of my first English exam. Then it became one of my bad characteristics.
Michael Jordan has been critized on his shooting and defense during his first few seasons, he not just managed to overcome that, but he become the best shooter and defensive player. This is why he succeed and how he distinguish himself from others.
I felt rather emotional tonight. I literally wanted to cry on that court, not merely for the match, but for everything I have ever done. I was a joke.
But I know, this is it. This is my wake up call. I'll never been the same after tonight.
Boston Tea Party - My favourite cafe over here. It's bohemian but stylish, comfortable to hang. The staffs are nice and it opens till late (10 pm). On top of that, I think they serve the best hot chocolate ever, although I am not that into hot chocolate. Still, the mocha is awesome.
One more thing I find interesting is you literally have to wait for quite a while for the coffee, their pace is slow yet relaxing.
Having noticed this TV series quite a time ago back in Hong Kong, due to its crap translation of chinese name. I thought it's gonna be another stereotype of stupid American series. It is a story about Clark Kent, a high school kid, who turned out to be superman later on in his life.
After watching some of them, it actually surpised me that it is far better than expected. I hated to admit that it is rather inspiring, sometimes hilarious and always entertaining.
Clark has been sent by his biological parents from somewhere outside the earth, with one mission, that is to conquer our planet, of course, with his superhuman power.
There is another main character, Lex Lurthor, who is the son of a dirty billionaire. His childhood was under his father's cynical manipulation. Clark and Lex are close friends, yet to become rivals. (Typical TVB kind of relationship between brothers, haha.)
So, both of them are trying to fight their destiny. Clark obviously doesn't want to conquer as he will be the hero who saved the world one day, nor Lex want to walk through his old man's path.
I felt for sure last night That once we said goodbye No one else will know these lonely dreams No one else will know that part of me Im still driving away And I'm sorry every day I wont always love these selfish things I wont always live Not stopping
It was my turn to decide I knew this was our time No one else will have me like you do No one else will have me, only you
You'll sit alone forever If you wait for the right time What are you hoping for? I'm here I'm now I'm ready Holding on tight Dont give away the end The one thing that stays mine
Amazing still it seems I'll be 23 I won't always love what I'll never have I wont always live in my regret
Youll sit alone forever If you wait for the right time What are you hoping for? Im here I'm now Im ready Holding on tight Dont give away the end The one thing that stays mine
You'll sit alone forever If you wait for the right time What are you hoping for? I'm here I'm now I'm ready Holding on tight Dont give away the end The one thing that stays mine...
Do you believe in destiny? Do you believe that everyone has his own destiny to meet? How do you know if there is one for you then?
Let assume that there is one for every one of us. Will there be a hidden power controlled what is going to happen in the future? If so, to what extent we could argue that we have significant and factual control over our own life? What if we do not have such control? Do I still have to control at all? How about just let it slip and lose control?
Fuck that shits! So, I decided not to believe in destiny. I choose to have faith instead. How about that?
Btw, is it possible that one could manage to fufil his destiny which is to fight against his own destiny? Paradoxical.
