It's reported that commercial spaceships have got full manifest.

What an era.

Wafers and waffles are different foods.

J's kept his eyes peeled for so long.

Rarely seen nowadays are carnations for fashionable gentlemen.

Thoughtful amenities make comfort.

But don't make people have the impression that your life goal is to pursue thoughtful amenities.

Ever since I made an interim switch to Firefox the other week, I miss my clean-cut Chrome browser.

There are two phases of cognitive natuaralization for a Chinese immigrant in Canada.

Phase 1: Finally he's come to realize that there are some certain crucial elephants in the room in the U.S. and Canada.

Phase 2: He's then come to terms with those elephants in the room.

Deluded long time ago, and then disillusioned many years later.

I think that off the charts is Americans' seemingly indoctrinated disrespect to old men, a.k.a. "old geezers", in the especially globetrotting American pop culture.

Many of those "old geezers" are wizards who are of old age. Old wizards, not old geezers, so to speak.

Better late than never, deluded combative and "sturdy pioneer women".

Casting political correctness aside, only fools amid men would love a woman who almost solely loves spreading her wings.

It's very commonplace nowadays that people keep holding out for many things in life.

A storage tote is different than a storage bin.

The former is a tote bag, while the latter is an enclosed box or can, if you will.

The web is never an innocuous or innocent place.

All in all, I'm in support of multi-process web browsers.

So I'm waiting for Firefox' catching up on that particular front.

What an Indian summer day today.

Is society a cooked up notion? Is Capitalism the only real institution?

How one answers those questions largely defines who he is.

In the film "American Beauty", Fitts' catatonic wife is surreally hollow.

Ah, and the red rose petals present are so memorable in the movie's scenes.

Montage - 元曲《天净沙·秋思》

作者：马致远（元）


枯藤老树昏鸦，小桥流水人家。

古道西风瘦马，夕阳西下，断肠人在天涯。


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What a montage.

The overflowing American media hash out everything.

But that doesn't make Americans well informed, I'm afraid.