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Are you tired?
2006/02/23 19:43:59瀏覽335|回應3|推薦14

This is the whole dialog between my friend 項 and me  that I saved from Skype.

項: What's up? You seems to be tired.

Me: How could you tell?

項: You just went back to all English on your blog, then post a picture dominating article, then a joke.

Me: Yes, job really ties up these days.

項: Really? No, you said you were going skiing, right?

Me: Yup.  Hurt my shoulder at my last run.

項: Hum, just like you, whenever you got hurt, you just feel so down.

Me: Hopeless, like my doctor says, all athletes are so addicted to their bodies.

項: So, what was the message you tried to send in the "Saturday" article?  Telling people how busy you are?  Only friends like me can read it.  By the way, G skyped me last night.  He was good, huh?

Me: G, he was always hiding in the dark. 

項: Hey, don't say that, this was the first time he tried to look for us.  He said you never changed.

Me: G, he always has his own opinion.

項: I h(g)ave him my password to the fantasy league, and he took a look at it, and said both of your teams were the best in either league.

Me: Fantasy? Don't have time to play now. Why don't you run both baseball leagues for us?

項: Hey, people miss you in the leagues.  How about all those stories you used to tell?  The European scout stories, the 3 pointer experiments in the minor league?

Me: Really?  I have lost track of the recent developments in the league too.  R just called me and told me Francis was heading to NY.  What a bunch of idiots!  How many guards they have now?

項: Looks like you still despise NBA, ever since MJ retired.

Me: MJ, screw him.

項: Hey, don't take it on me. I did nothing.

Me: You, just that...

項: What?

Me: Nothing,

項: Hey, buddy.

Me: Hum?

項: Wanna come over to Shanghai, and see the same doctor?

Me: Got no time, plan for one Hawaii trip, and still need to visit my dad.

項: You know, you are killing yourself with all the things you are trying to do.

Me: Yeah, get a life, like you?

項: Hey, you have a life, a much better than mine.

Me: Seems like it, to all the people.

項:  See, don't pull the nobody knows you crap on me.

Me: You and G are probably the only two know me that well. Talking to G was a shock to me.

項: Chinese baseball official is going to send their 2008 Olympic baseball team to play in your league.  You want me to connect you with them?

Me:  Are you kidding me?  Jim Lefebvre is managing that team already. What do they need me?

項:  Forget it.  You just lose interest in everything.

Me: Yes, except my family.

項: Come on.  Take a break, watch some action movies, listen to some rocks. You always let your fire die by (being???)doing the right things.

Me: I don't know. I just mellowed out these few years.  There is no fire, no feelings.

項: Take a break. 

Me: Catch you later.

項: Ok. G wants to invite us to Japan for the world baseball classics.  Just think about it.  We can do it like the old days...

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the content
2006/02/24 07:33

we should trying to look for the content of our life....the content that not judge by other people.

yes, blog just a way of communications, we cannot just "fall" into this world and escape from the reality.


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喝采
2006/02/24 06:53
Are you tired 本文我是看不懂的,那彷彿是與朋友的私語,但回應文說得好極了,什麼是真什麼是假,應作如是觀。

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The Blogging Bandwagon
2006/02/24 06:38

In 1996, I decided to leave the company that I founded together with a few friends.  I knew it that internet will be the future. I knew I was walking away from a potential big hit of internet richness. But, I lothe internet, the way people are promoting the internet, especially weblogs, as blogs were called at  that time, for its  tendency to make people believe keeping a little space in the cyber space is a little bit like being the hand of god.  I have never underestimated the popularity of bogs, as we said "The blogging bandwagon is coming to our way", but gone is the intimacy of a personal visit, gone is the intimacy of a personal phone call.

In 1995, I wrote in my NSF proposal that: "People will be able to make their voice heard across the world.  However, the content is whatit counts."  Yes, contents.  The most important things about human beings is the content, not the tools that carrier the media.  After all these years, it is depressing because most of the time, bloggers just suffer the delusions of fantastic grandeur.  And disconnect with the real world.

I consider internet as entertainment, as we are working with apple and MLB to make baseball games available in every corner of the worlds, minutes after the games end.  Other than that, to me, nothing beat standing on the top of moutain, waiting for my turn to ski down hill.  Nothing beat playing water with my kids in the pools.  Nothing beat sitting on the couch yealling with my family and friends watching my favorite basebal lclub playing.  Nothing could beat the musics played on my speakers.