Chendol in Melaka – Donald & Lily, Makko, Jeta Groves, Nancy’s Kitchen & Justberrys

This list is based on the chendol(s) that I have personally sampled so far. Do feel free to recommend more by leaving your suggestions in the comment section of this post !

My advice? Ignore all of them and just head over to Justberrys.
For the long story, read on.

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I had wanted “Nyonya food” for lunch on this 2 days trip.
So the 1st day was at Makko; just because David, my partner for the trip insisted that Makko’s chendol is good.
But we were too early so we headed to Jeta Groves for a quick snack before lunch.


I have been here before years back and one of the dishes I enjoyed here was the Lontong. It didn’t disappoint; still as creamy and tasty. Served piping hot with a dollop of chilli if you’re looking for spice, it was a fulfilling plate with soft yet firm rice cubes and generous amount of vegetables and half an egg.

But it was the chendol that I had wanted David to try.

Verdict?
It wasn’t too bad. It’s difficult to beat the fine shaven ice from Justberrys and the gula melaka lacked the caramelized depth but still, it was good for its price (RM4 or thereabouts).
I love the small beans though on this day, the beans were still a bit hard inside as it wasn’t cooked through. A shame really.
The green chendol strips were a nice emerald green, translucent, smooth and fresh, not the mushy, dull green types which I abhor. Even the coconut milk was rich enough.

When Makko was finally open for business we shifted our widening asses over to the large air conditioned comfort of the spacious corner lot.


We ordered lunch for 3 pax and of course, a bowl of David’s chendol.

Lunch was bad, and the same can be said for the chendol.

Perhaps Makko thought thicker is better? This mould of coarsely shaven ice was drizzled with very, very thick gula melaka and coconut milk.
If you’re of opinion that thick gula melaka can’t go wrong, you’re very much mistaken. Besides having good ratio of creaminess from the coconut milk to the sweetness of the gula melaka, an ideal (for me at least) bowl of chendol should be rained with quality gula melaka; one that has a deep caramelized flavour, a tad smoky even and the unmistakable aroma of rich, dark molasses.
The gula melaka in this chendol was way diabetic-ally sweet, which was made me suspect that it was mixed with plenty of white sugar.
Well, if it’s of any consolation, the kidney beans were soft and the chendol strips were alright.

The next day we had lunch at Nancy’s Kitchen on Jonker Street. It is pretty difficult to find pork Nyonya dishes as more and more outlets converted to being pork-free to cater to the commercial crowd. I thought that is rather silly, considering the fact that most Muslim (I think, correct me if I’m wrong) don’t patronize Nyonya food outlets as frequently anyways.

Anyhow since we are at a Nyonya food outlet we ordered a chendol to go with our meal.

I will always like my ice fine so you will be hearing that complaint a lot from me. But out of all the chendol(s) we have sampled on this trip, this was the worst.
Other than that, the coconut milk was rich and creamy, the gula melaka fragrant and the green chendol strips nice and fresh. They used small red beans which was cooked til soft so that’s a plus point.

Last stop before we left Melaka was Donald and Lily’s.
After all, since we are on a gluttony run, might as well go all the way right?

Donald & Lily’s chendol was actually pretty good.
The ice is still pretty coarse, but at least the gula melaka was thick, smoky and fragrant rather than just saccharin sweet. The chendol has a good consistency with both the coconut milk and gula melaka in balanced ratio. In addition to that, small sago shared the bowl with green chendol strips and small red beans.

So that’s it for now.
I shall be heading to Melaka again soon. Meanwhile, leave a suggestion here if you have any food/place that you think I should try!
Also, does anyone know where to have a good authentic Nyonya meal? 
RESTORAN NYONYA MAKKO
123, Jalan Merdeka, Taman Melaka Raya,
75000 Melaka
Tel.: 06 – 284 0737
Lunch : 11.30am – 2.45pm
Dinner : 6.00pm – 9.30pm
Closed: Tuesday
Donald and Lily Restaurant
No 16 (Ground Floor),
Jalan KSB 1,
Taman Kota Shahbandar,
75200, Malacca
Jeta Groves
115, Taman Melaka Raya,
75000, Melaka, Malaysia
Justberrys Dessert House
No. 89, Jalan KL 3/8, Taman Kota Laksamana Sekysen 3,
75200 Melaka.

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既然最终会失去，那么就珍惜牵着的手

　　其实男人常常不懂，女朋友作天作地，撒娇发脾气，这往往是真爱。而另一些姑娘千依百顺，娇媚动人，在男人面前各种装清纯的，这才真是为了钱……怀揣着不可告人目的的，才会装仙女。而真心爱你的，才会折腾你。

　　再苦再累，只要坚持往前走，属于你的风景终会出现；只要是自己选择的，那就无怨无悔，青春一经典当，永远无法赎回；过去只可以用来回忆，别沉迷在它的阴影中，否则永远看不清前面的路；不要期望所有人都懂你，你也没必要去懂所有人；聚散离合是人生的规律，不必在意，何须伤悲。

　　当父母老了：不要责难他们大小便失禁弄脏了衣裤，他们也曾因此为你擦屎端尿；不要怪他们弯腰驼背脚步迟缓，他们也曾扶着你直起腰杆蹒跚学步；不要嫌弃他们把饭菜与口水流在衣服上，他们也因此为你喂过饭；不要烦他们言语唠叨含混不清，因为你曾牙牙学语，叽叽喳喳，他们却当动听歌来听。

　　爱情就像是贝壳，不要选最大的，也不要选最漂亮的，要选最适合自己的，选了之后永远不再去海滩。

　　生活从来不会刻意亏欠谁，它给了你一块阴影，必会在不远的地方撒下阳光。

　　当我们被误解时，会花很多时间去辩白。 但没有用，没人愿意听，大家习惯按自己的所闻、理解做出判别，每个人其实都很固执。与其努力且痛苦的试图扭转别人的评判，不如默默承受，给大家多一点时间和空间去了解。而我们省下辩解的功夫，去实现自身更久远的人生价值。其实，渡人如渡己，渡已，亦是渡人。

　　请允许我思念与遗忘，允许我沉思与幻想，允许我一手阳光，一手凄凉，允许我这一秒微笑，下一秒忧伤！

　　不能忍受无聊的一代人，将是平庸的一代人。不能忍耐无聊，生活就会变成持续的对无聊的逃离。---罗素

　　世上最凄绝的距离是两个人本来距离很远，互不相识，忽然有一天，他们相识，相爱，距离变得很近。然后有一天，不再相爱了，本来很近的两个人，变得很远，甚至比以前更远。

　　绝大部分人怀念的并非初恋情人，而是初恋时纯净的心情。初恋让人难忘，不是因为他{她}很帅或很漂亮，也不是因为得不到的就是最好的，而是因为初涉爱河的人异常纯真，没有私心杂念。

　　要么简简单单的炮友，要么干干净净的朋友，哪来那么多陪你聊天陪你解闷陪你聊人生还陪你解决生理需求又不要求感情的女人？

　　你们都去征服全世界吧，我只想征服一个人的胃和心！

　　既然最终会失去，那么就珍惜牵着的手。因为现在能温暖你的人是他。

　　等我老了，老公要是嫌我胸部下垂，我一定一巴掌扇过去：老娘年轻时候坚韧挺拔，还没脱别人已鼻血，口水狂流的时候，你在哪？

　　为什么不理我。这是只有小孩子才能问出来的话，不在乎自尊，不在乎姿态高低。随着他们越长越大，所有人都渐渐学会了保护自己，在别人疏远前先一步动身，在别人冷淡时加倍地冷淡，在得不到的时候大声说，我根本就不想要啊！

　　何必去羡慕身边人总能长久，无非是他们一个愿意说一个愿意听，无非是他们愿意彼此扶持，愿意把心都放在一个频率前进。

　　朋友的美不在来日方长；朋友最真是瞬间永恒、相知刹那；朋友的可贵不是因为曾一同走过的岁月，朋友最难得是分别以后依然会时时想起，依然能记得：你，是我的朋友。

　　生活不是用来幻想和回忆，生活是用来思考和追求！生活如茶不仅要懂得如何泡制，更要懂得如何品尝！

　　可能我真的还不知道幸福是什么，但我只想说我活得很快乐。或许在别人看来这种快乐太短暂，太过渺小。但这又有什么关系，只要珍惜我自己认为是快乐的快乐，那么最后就可以很理直气壮地对所有说："我活的很快乐。"这也就足够了。

想成為一位醫師，有10件事你得先放棄！

想成為一位醫師，有10件事你得先放棄！


文：Leo／吳孟智 譯

(Doc eat doc：10 things you need to give up to become a doctor)

一個醫師的養成是一條漫長的道路，從一開始下定決心從醫，加上你必須要累積一些在醫院當志工的經驗，到申請醫學院和通過一連串的檢定考試。(譯者按：各國醫學院的入學資格各有不同，但必須過關斬將的歷程則是大同小異。) 但這都還只是前菜而已，真正煎熬的是從進了醫學院才開始。挑燈夜戰、永遠讀不完的課程和不斷的大大小小的考試，都被視為是正常的訓練。一路走來，你必須犧牲的事情實在太多了，多到數不完。

我就列舉出我自己的【前10大必須認清的事實】來跟大家分享吧!

1. 放棄你想要賺大錢的念頭

只有極少數的醫師最後會變得很富有。(至少在歐洲是這樣)。如果你從醫是為了想賺大錢，那實在還有許多職業比當醫師好太多了，至少沒有那些勞累和壓力。如果你一心想要成為一個百萬富翁，那我勸你最好連大學都不要讀了！事實上，醫師的養成，在於你擁有這些專業知識和技能之後，無私且利他的職業道德，應用到每日的行醫過程之中。所以，別夢想你會因為當上醫師而賺大錢！



2. 別妄想你能改變全世界

成為一個醫師，最後你會了解到，事實上你無法解決所有的醫療難題。雖然有時候醫師可以拯救病患，但是請記住，就算你再厲害，你也無法解決所有因貧窮、戰爭、政策錯誤、或藉醫療謀取暴利等等所衍生的問題。當然，你可以盡你所能，但往往最後你會發現，你還是太渺小了，不足以撼動整個體系。

3. 你沒有週末假期

早在念醫學院的時候，你就常常要犧牲週末假期來趕報告或是準備考試。一旦你開始當上住院醫師，你最常做的一件事就是趕緊看看下個月的班表，找找看有誰可以跟你換班，讓你可以騰出一個週末假期，好讓你可以去拍婚紗或是結婚宴客什麼的。當你的朋友不斷地催促你趕快來參加BBQ時，而你卻正在病房處理一個下消化道大出血的病人而汗流浹背、焦頭爛額之時，你就會開始後悔，我幹嘛要走這一行！

4. 我好想好好的睡一覺，作夢！

連續on call值班是常有的事，而且隔天早上還得幫老闆開完刀或是看完門診，然後你才可以下班休息去。這種不人道的值班制度真是每位醫師的噩夢；還好，隔天早上他們又都變成一尾活龍！近幾年來，開始有一些制度上的改革，以確保病人的醫療品質和改善醫師的工作環境。

5. 希望我不要覺得自己像個白痴！

作為一位醫師，你所做的每一個決定，都直接影響到病人的病情。你不可能永不犯錯，而且有時候錯誤還會相當嚴重，嚴重到病人被你害死。而且，有時候會碰到一些老師或學長，以羞辱人為樂的，不斷地刺激你、羞辱你，讓你覺得你自己就像一個白痴一樣。一旦這種恐懼纏繞著你，我勸你還是快快轉行吧！

6. 朋友重要，家人優先。別傻了！

作為一個醫師，除了生病或奔喪之類的事，工作常常得擺在第一位，你也無法臨時說走就走，留下一堆爛攤子。甚至我知道的最慘的例子，是一位同事無法去出席他自己的婚禮，只因為那個週末沒有人可以跟他換班或是代班！朋友和家人剛開始只是有點生氣，「你真的是很難約呀！」後來乾脆把你跳過去，再也不約你了！

7. 你無法取悅所有人

無論是你的家人還是朋友，甚至是你的病人，你可能得習慣，總有一天會把他們給惹毛。你可能得告訴老婆：「今晚的燭光晚餐可能要延後了！」因為最後一台刀還下不來。或是你終究得告訴你的癌末病人：「治療無效，很抱歉。」各種情況，都會逼得你做出令人生氣或沮喪的決定。

8. 愈來愈沒有創意

醫療事務常會使人變得像機械化的工作狂，單調而缺乏創意；僅管有一些人不認同這種說法。不信的話，你可以去聽聽看醫師們在聚會的時候都在聊什麼？永遠都在聊工作上的事，醫療相關的事！這一方面是因為醫療上確實有許多有趣的話題，更重要的是，離開了醫療相關的事，尤其是一些需要創意的主題，很容易就會暴露出這群人平凡狹隘無趣的一面。事實上，許多醫療事務並不鼓勵你有太多的創意；而你的創意，也常常在一天又一天的日子裡消磨殆盡而不自知。(當然也有一些例外情形。) 如果你有這樣的認知，你就得小心謹慎，保持對其他事務的興趣，避免自己掉進漩渦裡！

9. 盡量不要異動，離家人朋友近一點。這是奢求！

你必須了解到，選擇工作地點是一個奢求。你常常得被迫去一個你一開始不是那麼想去的地方。就算你畢了業、選了科，也難保你永遠都在同一個地方。有些人或許不在意，但有些人，想到要搬家、換房子、離開家人朋友，光想就怕！誰叫永遠只有偏鄉有缺，而年輕的主治醫師也不得不去！

10. 照顧別人，卻忽略自己的健康。

醫生自己或許不知道，你走進的是一個容易身心疲病、藥物成癮、或酗酒的行業。醫生也不慣於求助別人，往往使情況更糟。雖然說你不見得一定會毀掉你的健康，但至少你要在一開始就要懂得預防，過健康的生活，減低危險因子。有時候，看看你週遭那些非醫療業的朋友，或許你才能驚覺什麼叫作「健康的生活」。

為了某個工作必須犧牲一些事，這也沒什麼！但是，我想，你之所以會選擇當一個醫師，你應該也已經清楚地知道，【醫師】不只是一個工作那麼簡單。【醫師】是一種生活型態，一旦踏入，就難以全身而退。這些所謂的『犧牲』，不過就是成為一位醫師的這個選擇的一部分而已！

以上，就是我認為的10個必須認清的事實。如果你還有其他的，也歡迎你與我分享！

10 things you need to give up to become a doctor

Following a recent article elsewhere which generated an interesting discussion, I started thinking about the things one must give up on the road to becoming a doctor. It’s a long road, beginning with an initial decision, some early voluntary experiences, an application to university and some hard work trying to achieve the barely possible at GCSE and AS / A2.

But it doesn’t even end there. The hard work really only begins at medical school where long hours and repeated exams are considered normal and where you need your patients more than they need you.
There are plenty of things you have to give up along the way, here are my top 10:

 

1. Your desire to be wealthyVery few people in medicine ever become hugely wealthy, at least not in Europe. If riches are what you desire there are many many easier ways of getting that involve alot less heartache, money and stress. If you want to be a millionnaire before you’re 30, my advice would be to avoid university altogether. Most doctors are in the profession for genuinely altruistic reasons as well as the satisfaction that comes from knowing that you have the skills and knowledge to save lives and apply these every single day as a routine part of your work.

2. Your desire to change the worldEqually you must, eventually, give up on the idea of becoming some sort of medical superhero who can solve the worlds medical problems one by one. Yes doctors can do some impressive things when applying their skills to the right situation. But remember that however good your intentions, you will not be able to overcome the problems caused by poverty, war, government neglect or abuse, or coorporate profiteering at the expense of the sick.That doesn’t mean you can’t try to help people afflicted by any of these, you’ll just find that you are usually too small to make any real systemic difference.

 

3. Your free weekends
It starts at medical school when the work starts to pile up, and weekends are sacrificed to meet deadlines and for exam revision. Once you start working as a junior doctor, you’ll find yourself scanning each new doctors rota to work out where your on-call weekends have landed and who can swop with you so that you can still go on that holiday or get married or whatever. There will be sunny weekends when your non-medic friends will be having a barbecue whilst you sweat it out on a ward seeing yet another gastrointestinal bleed wondering why you chose this path.

4. A good nights sleep
Gone are the days where doctors would be on call for 48 or 72 hours and then do a clinic for the boss before retiring to bed. However, modern working arrangements have brought into existence the ‘week of nights’ where you work 4 or 5 and sometimes 7 night shifts in a row.

As someone who has done these I can confirm that doing nights ispretty inhumane. The talk amongst doctors doing nights together often centres around changing specialty or leaving the profession. Don’t worry, it all gets forgotten once normal daytime duties are restored.

5. Your desire to avoid feeling like a fool
You will make mistakes from time to time in this job and your mistakes will all be potentially serious ones, simply because everything you do affects your patients’ lives directly.
Furthermore, there will be times when you have to withstand an onslaught from senior doctors who feel that teaching by humiliation is the only way forward. You will feel like an idiot at times and if the thought of that frightens you you should promptly pick a different profession.

6. Your desire to always put friends and family first
As a doctor your job usually takes priority and you simply cannot shirk your responsibilities simply because you have prior engagements of a personal nature. Over the years I’ve known many difficult situations including a colleague who had to turn down a role as best man for a close friend because nobody could swop his on-call weekend with him and the hospital refused to organise a locum to cover him.

Apart from sickness or bereavement, your first priority will be to your profession. Your friends and family may find that difficult to understand at first. They’ll come round to it with time, especially once they delete your number.

7. Your desire to please everyone.

Whether it’s your friends or family, as above, or your future patients you’d better get used to upsetting people from time to time. Telling your wife you need to postpone an evening engagement because you are still operating on a difficult case, or telling a patient you won’t be operating on them as they only have three months to live, are both likely to be met with upset. Each situation has it’s unique challenges and needs some communication skills, but the bottom line is that you will have times when you will have to make someone want to either hit you or cry in despair.

 

8. Your creativity
Not many people admit this but medicine takes people who are often very creative and turns them into workaholic, automatons who have little room left in their lives for creativity. If you want evidence for this, go to any dinner party that includes more than one doctor. Chief discussion topic will be work and medicine.That’s partly because anecdotes from doctoring are entertaining, but also because if the medics stray from this conversation topic, they will rapidly expose their banality and limited insights in other areas particularly all things creative.

Much of medicine does not allow much creativity in it’s day to day practice and the intensity of the work beats any desire for creative thinking right out of you before you even realise it’s happening.* Of course whilst accepting this fact you must fight this tendency and attempt to keep up your other interests, otherwise, I can guarantee medicine will invade everything you do.

*There are a few notable exceptions to this!

 

9. Your desire to stay in one place / live close to friends and family.
Want to do something competitive, like medicine? You have to realise that choosing your location is a luxury and you may have to follow your dream in a less than ideal location. Even after you graduate, having your heart set on one speciality is a sure way to geographical instability. Some people don’t mind this, but some with strong family ties or a mortgage, the need to move frequently is a pain.
I began to come to terms with this when I found that even the most obscure places have hospitals. Working in these places you’re just as likely to meet doctors who have also had to move from here from the other side of the country. It’s a great way to meet people but easy to lose touch once you move on.

10. Good health
You may not know it, but you’re joining a profession that has high rates of physical and mental illness as well as drug and alcohol misuse. Doctors are also less likely to seek help than other professions which all adds to a rather worrying picture.
Although ill health isn’t guaranteed in a medical profession you should realise the future risk now and take steps to formulate good lifestyle habits to minimise your risk factors. A good network of non-medical friends should also protect you from neglecting your own needs while you’re treating your patients.

That’s plenty to sacrifice just for a job isn’t it? However, I guess the reason you’re in medicine (or trying to get in) is that you’ve realised that medicine is not just a job, it’s a whole way of life, that’s difficult to let go of once you’ve decided to enter it, and these sacrifices are simply part of the deal.

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Watch Live Football And Sport On Google Chrome

If you want to watch free live sports in your browser, Chrome enjoys a big advantage – the Live Sport extension.

Chrome Live Sport extension provides a schedule of live sports from around the world with accompanying links to live streaming videos to watch online in your web browser – without having to install additional programs like Sopcast.

Chrome Live Sport is as easy to use as the popular MyP2P website. The sports covered are Football (soccer), Tennis, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball and Others (minor sports). The Football selection includes the English Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A and Champions League etc. The Tennis selection includes major ATP and WTA events like the US Open etc.

There is also the option to just view live scores but this covers Football only.

Chrome Live Sport is free and can be downloaded from the Google Chrome Web Store here – after installing you should see a picture of a football in the top right of Chrome.

Click on the football to display two menu options – click on Live Stream (for video feeds) or Live Score (for football scores):

Live Stream: The live stream selection window pops up as shown in the example below:

• To make it easier to check what’s on, change the time in the top right to GMT + or – however many hours you need to match your local time zone. The clock will change too and should match your current time.
• Select your desired sport (Football or Tennis etc) from the menu to display the schedule for today’s current and future events.
• Click the Video button of the event you want to watch and hopefully you will see one or more links to live video streams. The links are called Link #1 and Link #2 etc and there are often several different suppliers of such feeds to choose from.
• Click on a Link to open up the live streaming video feed in a new window – most feeds have an option to choose ‘Full Screen’ if you prefer.

Tips: Just like MyP2P, the quality of video feeds can vary considerably – if one is poor, intermittent or isn’t showing the right event, try another Link. A few feeds may state (next to the Link) that they require registration – this may require payment so try a different Link instead.

There may be no commentary or it may be in a foreign language – it just depends on where the feed is coming from. The more popular the event, the more likely there are to be multiple (and better quality) feeds.

Live Score: The Live Score selection window pops up showing today’s matches – for Football only.

• Click on the menu bar if you want to change to ‘Live Now’ or ‘Scheduled’ or ‘Finished’ scores. The screen is updated every 5 seconds so there is no need to refresh the page.
• Click on an actual score to reveal more info e.g. the goalscorers, time that a goal was scored and any yellow/red cards.

Where Do The Streaming Videos Come From?

The Live Sport extension developers say they do not host any video streams on their server i.e. Live Sport just lists the feeds and links to them like MyP2p.eu does – the feeds themselves are hosted elsewhere on the internet. Providing the links in an easily accessible format means you don’t have to scour the internet looking for them.

Whether the actual feeds are strictly legal is anyone’s guess – it depends who provides them. This is similar to MyP2P but to be accepted into the Chrome Web Store we assume that Google are happy that the Live Sport extension itself is safe to use.

Original Post:techlogon

好文共勉之。。。送給孩子的備忘錄。。。

香港电台知名主持人梁继璋给儿子写的一封信，这封信很快在各大网站流传开来，蕴含着父辈对人生的感悟，和对儿女无限的爱，非常感人！

我儿：写这个备忘录给你，基于三个原则：

(一)人生福祸无常，谁也不知可以活多久，有些事情还是早一点说好。

(二)我是你的父亲，我不跟你说，沒有人会跟你说。

(三)这个备忘录记载的，都是我经过惨痛失败得来的体验，可以为你的成长省回不少冤枉路。

以下，便是你在人生中要好好记住的事：

（一）对你不好的人，你不要太介怀。在你一生中，没有人有义务要对你好，除了我和你妈妈。对你好的人，你一定要珍惜、感恩。

（二）没有人是不可代替的，没有东西是必须拥有的。看透了这一点，将来就算你失去了世间最爱的一切时，也应该明白，这并不是什么大不了的事。

（三）生命是短暂的，今天或许还在浪费着生命，明天就会发觉生命已远离你。因此，愈早珍惜生命，你享受生命的日子也会愈多。与其盼望长寿，倒不如早点享受。

（四）爱情只是一种感觉，而这感觉会随时间、心境而改变。如果你所谓的最爱离开你，请你耐心地等待一下，让时间慢慢冲洗，让心灵慢慢沉淀，你的苦就会慢慢淡化。不要过分憧憬爱情的美，不要过分夸大失恋的悲。

（五）虽然很多有成就的人没有受过太多的教育，但并不等于不用功读书，也可以成功。你学到的知识，就是你拥有的武器。人可以白手起家，但不可以手无寸铁，谨记！

（六）我不会要求你供养我下半辈子，同样的我也不会供养你的下半辈子。当你长大到可以独立的时候，我的责任已经完结。今后无论你坐巴士还是奔驰，吃鱼翅还是粉丝，都要自己负责。

（七）你可以要求自己守信，但无法要求别人也守信；你可以要求自己对他人好，但不能期待人家也对你好；你怎样待人，并不代表人家就会怎样待你，如果你看不透这一点，只会给你增添不必要的烦恼。

（八）我买了26年的六合彩，还是一穷中过，这就证明人要发达，还是要努力工作才可以，世界上并没有免费的午餐。

（九）亲人只有一次的缘份，无论这辈子我和你会相处多久，你一定要珍惜共聚的时光，下辈子，无论我们爱与不爱，都不会再相见。

（十）如果有那么一天，我们不得不分离，不要太伤心，因为这就是我们今生的缘份，剩下的路，你都要开心精彩的走下去。

看到这文章，很感动，字里行间全是父辈的爱在流淌；同时，也很受益，这些饱含做人做事的智慧的语句，让我们的人生可以少走多少弯路？

这，其实是每位父母对子女的叮咛。


让我们铭记于心吧！
感悟（逐条对照）：
（一）放下对你不好的人，感恩对你好的人，尤其是父母。
（二）万事别钻牛角尖。
（三）珍惜当下，活在当下。
（四）不要因爱生恨。
（五）必须用知识不断武装自己。
（六）学会独立，为自己负责（不要依赖父母）。
（七）必须出污泥而不染，做个诚实守信的人。
（八）不要活在幻想中，志存高远，但必须脚踏实地。
（九）珍惜和亲人的每一次相聚，珍惜和亲人相处的每分每秒。
（十）即使某天失去至亲家人，坚强走下去，活出最棒的自己！

Jay Chou Malaysia Concert 2013 (周杰伦摩天伦世界巡回马来西亚演唱会)

After Mayday, LeeHom, now Jay Chou's turn to rock in Malaysia! 

Introducing Jay Chou Malaysia Concert 2013 <<周杰伦摩天伦世界巡回马来西亚演唱会>>, where Asia’s King of Mandapop will perform a three-nights concert at Putra Indoor Stadium KL this August 2013.

Date:

2, 3 & 4 August 2013

Time: 8pm

Venue:

Putra Indoor Stadium Bukit Jalil Kuala Lumpur

Jay Chou OPUS Concert 2013 Ticket Price:

VVIPA – RM853
VVIPB – RM753
VIP – RM 583
PS1 – M 483
PS2 – RM 433
PS3 – RM 313
PS4 – M 263
PS5 – RM183

Where To Buy Jay Chou 2013 Concert Tickets:

1) SOGO KL Shopping Centre: 6th April 2013 11am onwards (Enjoy 10% Discount for the first 1,500 tickets & Exclusive Concert Merchandise)

2) Online Booking at Speedy / Ticket Charge / Star Planet: 6th April 2013 3pm onwards

3) Tickets Outlets at SPEEDY Outlets

To buy ticket online: click here