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I’m having a crush on Wilber Pan (Wei Bo) right now, and thought I’d post his new single “Be with you”, which is a collaboration with Akon.

Honestly, I hate his new haircut, but I just discovered his music and found it quite addictive! Adding to this “addiction”, I’m also watching his series “Miss No Good“, which on paper, is not very interesting (plus Rainie Yang’s talking and outfits are rather crazy!) but surprisingly, I’m really enjoying it! Granted I’m watching it for Will, but if you can get past Rainie’s annoying voice and her naiveness in the series, it’s actually quite good.

Up to episode 9 now (after only a week!) but I’m about to exceed my d/l limit so I have to wait another two weeks to see more… ARGH!

I spent much of today listening to Steve Linder - who is one of those motivational/life coaching type of guys. Wasn’t sure what to expect when I first heard about this, but the day went by incredibly quickly (we had lunch at 2pm and I didn’t even feel hungry!). Whilst just listening to him might not miraculously change your life, it does give you some alternative ways to look at things, which is quite beneficial. When I dig out my notes I might post some useful tadbits.

For some reason, I feel really exhausted, could be related to my ‘monthly visitor’, or this guy had made my brain work overtime? Who knows.

In other news, I caved in and pre-ordered the Jay Chou tickets last week. I’m really annoyed now because they ARE going to be selling on Ticketek (which was what I originally wanted, because it just felt more legit, and at least I’ll have an idea of where I’m sitting!!!). Crossing my fingers now but will definitely check out Ticketek and see what type of seats they’re selling. I’ve opted out of standing tickets because:

a) I want to SEE and don’t want to spend $488 to STAND!
b) The 2nd lot behind is still $248 which is not all that much different from the other actual seats.

Now the question is - preorder or not??? Gees and the tickets are a tad expensive, but then, OMG. Need to decide what to do. Another way to spend your $900 everyone lol. I think I’ve already spent mine.

I kinda forgot that I posted something this year! I actually thought I haven’t written here since like… 2008. Anyway, on one of my random YouTube-ing (if there is such a phrase) today I found these, and laughed so hard. Somehow, Xiao Zhu manages to be a very funny on TV, yet be dead serious when he’s singing love songs. But these are his funny sides:

Poor Xiao Gui had to guess what Xiao Zhu is saying… in English(??)


Xiao Zhu tries to have a “conversation” with a Finnish girl

Happy new year! Yeah, it’s February lol. Nothing gets me back to writing more than some drama / rant.

It’s mini, since it’s kinda “resolved”? I don’t remember being involved in any e-dramas of late, but I’m having a rather interesting discussion with a person on the JCF site’s tagboard.

May I state right here, that despite the fact the site is still around, and my yearly random posts which can venture into “fangirl” territory, I’m under no illusion that he’ll be back at the top 10? Actually, I have no illusions about his results at all. This is what happens when you’ve seen a few of his first round losses, and he played rather terribly. But you start to wonder, how many times will he be travelling here, for this?

I read this article a couple of weeks ago and found what Carlos [Moya] said is quite true, sad but touching…..

Q. What is the motivation? You’re rich, you have got many tournaments under your belt.
A. I love playing this game - the crowd, the people involved in the match, and you know still competing with such good guys. That’s what keeps me motivated and still having the feeling that I can beat these guys, you know. Also I want to reach my last goal which is to win 600 matches, so I think that’s my last goal. And, I am 20 matches away.

Q. Oh 20?
A. 20 wins away, which is not a couple of months. It’s going to take, I don’t know how long, but that will be my last goal. I’m not saying if I get there I will quit, I’m just saying that’s my last goal.

Q. Is it difficult, Carlos, to accept that your time at the top doesn’t last forever?
A. It depends on how you take it. It wasn’t tough for me to know that and to accept that. I know I’m playing differently than Roger is playing and Nadal is playing, but I still try to find all the motivations, and I’ve found them. And it’s just a question to accept them, to accept that you are never going to win a Slam again, you are not going to be the No. 1 player in the world again, not even the Top 10, but still you can find all the motivation, and that’s what I did.

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