✿ 幸福の起跑点回到最初 ❤: May 2010

Prince of Persia ♥

Prince of Persia

The Sands Of Time

This morning
watched with dear

11am [early bird]

cheaper ma..oni RM9 >.<

should be RM13 de
save RM4 xD

Quite nice de leh [ Thumb up ]

but stil IpMan d best ^^

After lunch jiu back d luu
tired

straight go find ' zhou gong ' =P

Hachiko : A Dog's Story ♥

Just watched a movie [PPS]

which touches my heart deeply

My tears dropped non-stop T.T

entitle [Hachiko : A Dog's Story]

I wanted to share with you the true tale of this wonderful canine.

It truly is a story of devotion and loyalty that warms the heart

and penetrates the barriers of death.

Hachiko : A Dog's Story

Professor Hidesaburō Ueno lived in Tokyo with his beloved dog named Hachiko. Everyday Hachiko would see Ueno off to work from his home and then, at the end of the day, greet him at the nearby Shibuya Train Station.
One day in May 1925 would be the end of their daily routine together, for Ueno suffered a fatal stroke during his day at work. He never returned to his faithful friend that day nor any day thereafter.
Hachiko was given away to new owners but the loyal dog always ran off in search of his true master. After returning to Ueno's former home several times, Hachiko realized that he did not live there anymore. Hachiko then searched for his friend at the train station. There he perpetually returned everyday henceforth, always at the end of the day and at the precise time of Ueno's scheduled arrival. Hachiko waited there in vain every day for 9 years.

Some of the people at the train station recognized Hachiko from his prior rendezvous with Ueno. Knowing about Ueno's death, they were deeply touched by this act of loyalty and brought him food. Eventually the story spread about Hachiko.
A former student of Professor Ueno's heard of Hachiko's vigil and went to the station to see the loyal Akita. Fascinated by Hachiko, the former student wrote several papers on him. In 1932, one of these papers was published in Tokyo's largest newspaper. This article threw Hachiko into Japan's national spotlight.
Hachiko became the personification of loyalty. School teachers and parents would use him as a teaching model for dedication and loyalty. In 1934, a well-known Japanese artist sculpted a likeness of Hachiko to be placed at the entrance of Shibuya Station; in the same area he waited for his long-deceased master. Hachiko himself was there for the statue's dedication.

Bronze statues of Hachiko in Shibuya

Hachiko's body was preserved and put on display in the National Science Museum of Japan. He is still there today.

A Dog's Loyalty Knows No Boundaries

P.s It is a true story
strongly encourage u guys to watch ^^

现实生活

劝自己不要发公主梦了
现实生活中没有童话故事

人生就是如此
觉得不值得
觉得辛苦
难熬
就放手吧

或许这样
大家会更幸福

AHhhh~!!!

Sometimes feel like wanna to scream loudly
hope can release some stress
or anythings tat keep on annoying me
trying to take everythings easy
but I cant
d time flies
everythings bcum much more heavier
STRESS

life stil go on
left half year to strive
work harder,mayb
or keep on lazy >.<
too many lazy worms inside my body
Every parts ~!!!
Aghhh