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这个周末，我该怎么形容
cos 发表于 2008-10-13 00:04:45
奥妙？忙碌？丰富？跌宕？
一次在新办公室超10点加班，一次熬夜，一个final presentation，一场葬礼，一场婚礼。。。
我不知道怎么形容了
人生无常，且行且珍惜
也许性格真的决定了命运
ZT.《死亡诗社》台词
cos 发表于 2008-09-14 16:32:30
电风扇轻轻地摇着它的头
cos 发表于 2008-09-13 23:23:23
电风扇轻轻地摇着它的头，将近零点的午夜。
风儿轻轻拂过ging了144个小时的身体，对它说，辛苦了，终于可以休息了。
生活是上了发条的皮鞭，从虚无里旋出的漩涡里转着圈，策笞在身上，于是不断奔跑。
中音提琴和吉他的和旋，诱惑的声音说，what if left them behind。
翻日志，从她到她到他到自己，然后就笑了。
多么奇妙的生活，奇妙的旅程。
同一个城市，相互关联的人们，相继逃离，却来到同一个小小的落脚点。
留下点印记，留给后来的人们一点点讯息。
串联起来，于是生活丰富了。记忆圆满了。
闭上眼睛，在那深奥的脑电波世界里，从这里到那里，走了三遍。
21点的花之林，有的人来了，有的人没来；有的人没来，但是电话来了，而且还占了一个座位。
打牌啊打牌，花时间啊花时间，消磨啊消磨，这弥足珍贵可以挥霍的最后的年轻time。
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cos 发表于 2008-09-06 21:30:32
猫猫狗狗被贴了，图图也被贴了，还被嘲笑无聊。我不写厦门游记了~哼哼
Flamenco!
cos 发表于 2008-08-26 23:32:13
又是cctv音乐《经典》惊艳的Roni Benise ！惊艳的Flamenco！ 强烈的吉他节奏，以及舞者陶醉的境界。爱死这个音乐，如此美不胜收呀。。。。
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也许因为佛拉门戈是吉普赛人的音乐，所以每个音符里都奔放着。飞扬的裙角，曼妙的音乐。真不错。
观看前先把背景音乐关掉哦~
Whatever comes around，goes around
cos 发表于 2008-08-25 17:17:01
出来混，迟早是要还的。
回到上海表面
cos 发表于 2008-08-14 09:27:20
（现在是上班时间，但是不想上班，所以偷偷懒，来更博。
最近很忙，状态不是很好。突然觉得这样加班法人会过劳死。不知道是不是该看看新工作了乜。。。。。。）
周末去了次杭州。其实我对去这个地方，心里还是很抵触的。因为7年之前的那次旅行，我清楚的知道，那是几乎无法超越的。所以在这里拜一下龙哥，虽然那么多年过去了，还是很感激他的组织，这么有责任心有担待的男生这世上算珍惜动物了。可惜斯人也从杭州回了青岛，不然一定得拜见一下。
杭州这个城市给我的感觉是，很舒服，很悠闲，很假日。要不是听说它夏天十分炎热，我想绝对是个dream living city。想象一下，住在西子湖畔，每日都可以从苏堤上骑车荡过，是多么的惬意。
第一天的关键词是走路，走到脚腕、膝盖、髋关节统统亮红灯。叹记忆中的九溪烟村不见了踪影，想重访一下当年下桂花雨的地方都不可能了。也想再爬爬宝淑山，可惜主办方没有安排。那个雨夜在劳累攀爬后，西子美人突然跃然眼前的震撼，下山的时候大家互相搀扶，战战兢兢踉踉跄跄的样子，也许永远就是一个回忆了。曾经，很长一段时间我的qq签名是：余生只要闻到桂香，便会忆及那段旅途。是否心动，有否蓝色，不再重要...
第二天的关键词是宅，虽然大家对爬了那么陡的坡才能到达旅馆很纠结，但是四眼井青年旅舍的hall还是很不错的，有点期待厦门之行了。本次出游，最大的好玩之处可能就在于UNO牌了，虽然对于花钱到外地打牌这件事还是觉得有点奢侈，不过看在四眼井还是比较舒服的，也罢了。等老娘有了房产也开个这样的旅舍，前边再开一个奢侈婚纱馆，老娘就完满了。
就这样吧，开始上班。
i like it
cos 发表于 2008-08-02 23:29:18
Teardrop Trailer - Additional Bedroom
You’re living in your tiny dream home and than you find out you have company coming. Now where to put them? You could pitch a tent or rent a motel room, or you could make or buy a Teardrop trailer that will hold your guest just fine for a couple of days plus provide you a getaway tiny RV if you get the urge to go to the mountains or the coast.
Teardrop trailers based upon the designs of the 40’s and 50’s, BIG WOODY CAMPERS are built to provide years of enjoyment and a “look” that will turn heads whether it’s towed behind a classic car or modern vehicle. These sturdy, durable teardrop trailers are lightweight and can be pulled behind any size car. There is no need for electric brakes or extended mirrors. The “cabin” is 4′ x 6′ or longer, and sleeps two people comfortably. A futon mattress fits comfortably, or try a mattress and cover from Knox Foam. The rear “galley” is your “kitchen on wheels” and can be as simple or as elegant as you choose.
There are many Teardrop choices, listed below are a few options:
- Big Woody Campers (retro)
- Little Guy Teardrop Trailers (modern)
- So Cal Teardrops (retro)
- Desert Teardrops (plans)
- Rollin Oak (retro woody)
- T & B (large modern)
You might also consider Jay Shafer’s Vardo as an option. Although the Vardo does not have a kitchen, it has storage under the bed that would hold your stove and cooler.
还记得它么？
Tumbleweed Tiny House Tour
Saturday I had the privilege of visiting Jay Shafer (Tumbleweed Tiny House Company) at one of his free open house days at his home in Sebastopol, California. I wanted to experience first hand his craftsmanship and see the actual house he lives in and meet him in person.
Jay had just completed a “Vardoâ€, which is a very small space. Which consists mainly of a bed in a very attractive cover. It would be great for camping and weekend excursions.
Jay is very friendly and easy to talk to and I enjoyed a personal tour of his home. It is very small, but for a single person a perfect size if you believe in a simple life and want to live in it full time.
It would also make a great weekend vacation home for a couple, with the ease to move it from place to place.
His work is of the highest quality and I would consider him both an artist and a craftsman.
I live about 15 miles from Jay’s home and have requested to come watch and shoot a few photos of his next project. So stay tuned!
If you would like to visit his house please go to his upcoming events schedule at his website.
Jay is also offering a Building Workshop and a Design Workshop in several cities across the country. If you are interested in building one of his homes, I would highly recommend that you attend one of these workshops.
