二房二室的紛爭

八月底時我陷入了經濟上的困擾，在聽聞Angelin說割蘆筍可以月入八千的時候，馬上毫不猶豫地去了。
某個星期日，我跟菲律賓人Louie在Southern Cross碰頭，搭上前往*Pakenham的火車。
(前一天晚上幫Minky搬家，整夜沒睡，早上直接從她的公寓去車站。)
*蘆筍田位於Koo wee rup這區，Pakenham則是位於北方半小時有火車站的最近城鎮。

哇~從2010年到今天我總算開始動筆寫最後一天。
雖然拖到現在才寫，但是我對於這短短五天都還印象深刻，實在是深深著迷於日本的多彩多姿的生活與文化。(尤其我現在又在一個羊比人多的國度)
最後一天在日本了，縱使還有許多地方沒去到(Hua : 沒去到東京鐵塔，Wei: 我們每天都有看到她耶，其實上面沒什麼啦)，也還是要乖乖回家了。
都玩到第五天了，我這人未老身先老，運動不足的奧少年已經沒什麼體力了。早上先去旁邊的麥當勞吃早餐，必須說的是日本的麥當勞都會給一杯冰水(日本人是不是很容易唾液分泌不足啊?)

Mitaka 三鷹市

檢視較大的地圖 
 

     原本只想在奧克蘭這個城市待個四五天，但轉眼間居然待了四個月。出發前只想說大城市的吃住花費會很貴，所以打算一到就往其他鄉鎮前進。但是因為出發前我是什麼規劃也沒做，只知道要把各項手續辦好，對於紐西蘭這個國家我還是非常陌生。
     秉持著船到橋頭自然直的懶人信念，很多功課都沒做就出發了，想想前人也是什麼資料也沒有的開創精神，遇到問題再想辦法解決吧。雖然這趟旅程很多時候也因為我太懶而增加了很多波折。再加上原本出發有兩個人，有些時候兩個人都抱持著對方知道的念頭而沒有準備，所以路上就會有很多對話: "你不是有帶嗎?我想說你有帶我就沒帶了"或是"我想說你會查我就沒查了"。 
而一些烏龍的事件從台灣出發前就沒有間斷過，像是在桃園機場先是搞錯航廈，奔波了一陣上了飛機後，抵達新加坡是晚上12點多。類似的事情是一直發生...
新加坡機場即使到了12點多還是有賣吃的，機場人員看到我們在填入境單也很熱心地跑過來幫忙，雖然這個機場阿伯有點愛辣賽...

今天一個人去看SUPER JUNIOR的3D電影演唱會
看完好想去韓國看現場版，韓國的場地感覺好好喔。
好多近距離接觸的機會，不得不說好羨慕可以光明正大的上下其手！
看大螢幕真痛快，正在想有沒有買DVD收藏的價值。

前言:這是青輔會主辦，台灣企銀配合的青年貸款，利息大約和就學貸款差不多。浮動利率，本金一年寬限期，還款期限五年。
提供有出國旅遊、遊學、打工旅遊並且年齡介於18~30歲的青年都可申請，最多可申貸12萬元，。

台灣企銀: http://www.tbb.com.tw/wps/wcm/connect/TBBInternet
(方案最新情形請參考台灣企銀個人金融/個人貸款)

人生就是一直高低起伏，高潮有沒有到來的那一天？
我的期望也只有走出低潮而已，不要讓心情猶如沈於死水之下。
目前的人生好像沒做過什麼事是被全力支持的，但是沒有支持就不能做嗎？
放棄以後又會後悔，最難的就是堅持。 

今天原本安排的行程是這樣的：換旅館→ 明智神宮→原宿→涉谷
結果因為睡懶覺等我們出門的時候已經接近中午，找東新宿太陽道旅館時又迷了一下路。
拖著行李又迷路好消耗體力...ORZ
（一出站就走錯方向llb）

  【yue】幸運草16吋Siffler超輕萬用箱(紅)
品牌：yue 
顏色：紅色 
產地：台灣 TAIWAN 
尺寸：31 x 25 x 45cm【16吋】 
重量：3 kg 
材質：聚酯纖維 
保固期限: 2年內保固。期間內免運費不收修理費

 



Ryoishi, Japan (CNN) -- Kawasaki Takeshi tried to hide his eyes as he breaks down. He is reliving the moment the "great wave" chased him and his wife into the hills.
His shock is even more raw as this wasn't supposed to happen here. Not in the small fishing village of Ryoishi where a 9 meter (30 foot) tsunami wall used to dominate the landscape.
This is not the first tsunami to devastate this area. One hundred years ago a tidal wave wiped the village out and is believed to have killed 90% of its residents.
This time it was supposed to be different but the force of the water bulldozed a path through one part of the wall and simply came over the top of it in other parts destroying everything in its path.

Takeshi used to live in the hills, but moved to the coast after the wall was built -- he says it made him feel safe.

He says, "This isn't a bad place and tsunamis don't happen that often, but after seeing the great wave my wife has decided we shouldn't be here."
His house and his boat which gave him his livelihood are both gone. Takeshi used to fish abalone and sea urchin. Fishing was one of the main industries for of employment in this region, but in Iwate prefecture alone 96% of the boats have been destroyed.
It's hard to see how the fishing industry will pick itself up again. Takeshi is moving away from the coast as is his neighbor and fellow fisherman. His wife has refused to return here since the tsunami hit.
At the age of 77, he is unlikely to be able to start from scratch. But he picks up any remnants of his fishing gear he can find, just in case. What is left intact barely fills one small basket.
His neighbor finds his clock. It has stopped at 3:22pm -- the exact moment his life changed and countless others ended.