I am not referring to the korean show... but a 1980s-1990s American comedy tv show.

It was probably the first American soap opera that I really enjoyed...  It was translated into Mandarin at that time and it was so funny that I would record every episode and then replay it some days later and share it again and again with my friends.

Still remembered

Danny (Bob Saget), the daddy, who lost wife and had to raise 3 girls.

Jesse, the handsome uncle who always plays elvis.

Joey, the joke teller (a little bit like Chander in Friends).

D.J. the biggest among 3 girls, thinking herself as a adult.

Stephanie, the 2nd, innocent and lovely.

Michelle, can't talk but always make people headache.

 

It was really funny and sometimes sweet, even without those sex jokes that you always see in other comedy shows.

 

We had a party for 5 people whose birthdays were in April. I was one of the 5.

There were so many people there, the ones that I know and the ones that I don't.

Although I didn't eat too much (later ate instant noodles at home, hahahaha),  it was a great time I had... I hope all my friends there had a great time too... hmmm...

Some people got a little drunk, haha... but everything was under control, still...

Thank all of you guys for coming, especially president for the arrangement. Lucky to have him arrange everything everytime... haha...

 I will update the photo section once I get the photos, haha...

cheers...

It is never too late for an outdated person like me to talk about a 2-year-ago movie.
It has been a while since I last watched Japanese TV drama. This one is about a computer game/comic book geek who met a beautiful lady on a train and started his chasing with the encouragement of anonymous warm hearted online net pals in a forum for single men.

It is a funny tv drama that people are quite overacting that make you feel like watching a Japanese comedy cartoon drama. Of course there are also scenes that are sweet and romantic - key elements of Japanese drama.
It was based on a true story that happened a few years ago, no wonder people say that art is "originated from life but above life". You may feel familiar with some scenes according to your own experience, but just not as dramatic as in the show (or it wouldn't have been called a drama, haha... :D).
Last but not least, nice opening music. If you like the show, it will make you like the music more.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Densha_Otoko  English version
http://zh.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%9B%BB%E8%BB%8A%E7%94%B7&variant=zh-hk Traditional Chinese version

 

从Taupo回来，便开始在市区游览，坐了传说中的Wellington Cable Car - 山顶缆车.长度大概就香港的cable car一半。不过香港cable car看下去，都是无数高楼大厦加维多利亚港，对面还有文化中心，太空馆等奇怪建筑。这里的缆车上去往下看，就是一个海港，旁边有山，山上有很多小房子，偶尔有几栋高楼。Cable Car 到了山顶不光可以看风景，上面还有一个天文台，看样子都经常招呼一些小朋友，里面消息栏上面贴着很多小学生写的信。花了6元在里面走了一圈，觉得不如在香港太空馆看得多，还更便宜。

走在巴士站，发现原来每个巴士站都有WiFi可以给人等车的时候无聊上网。

 

之后游览了新西兰国会大楼，这个大楼叫作Hive，大概是把他们的国会议员当作辛勤的蜜蜂为人民谋福祉吧，不知道是不是大多数蜜蜂在巢里都是睡觉呢？

接下来便是年三十晚上。和一些中国朋友一起吃年饭。打开当地的报纸都能看到市长，部长，总理都在祝华人新年快乐。正好当天Wellington的rugby队Hurricane比赛好像赢了，于是很多鬼婆也欢天喜地的游行经过华人街区，反正大家都是庆祝，互相凑热闹。

之后去了K-box，外观比较简陋，里面还算是有个投射，比长沙的都比不上。他们一众人唱得喝得醉醺醺以后，去据说当地最好的disco （广州随便一间都比他大）... 不过本人不喜欢disco，所以自己跑了出来。以前我还只看到过街边弹吉他，弹二胡卖艺的，这里居然有人拿一套鼓出来当街就打，不过打得很好，起码是半专业级人物吧。半夜在街上逛逛，逛完了就坐taxi回家，他们不久以后也醉醺醺的回来了。毕竟新西兰没有春节假期，很多人第二天还要上班上学。