Archive for May 2007
Harley Davidson
My dad approached a group of bikers in Toronto asking if he could take a picture of them and their Harleys. He got a picture alright …
It’s a wonder how my dad always pulls off a courageous shot like that 
(Pssttt … that biker standing at the back looks pretty hot!)
Classic Movies
It feels so good to have Cable TV!
Not only is there entertaining reality TV shows, and hilarious TV sitcoms but classic old movies too … what more can I ask for?
Two nights ago, I was watching “While You Were Sleeping” starring Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman. This is one of the most romantic movies ever, and it is still my favourite! I think Bill Pullman is the kind of charismatic guy that can easily sweep a woman off her feet. Yes, he is older looking … but hey, older men are sexy. Johnny Depp is old too, but he is extremely hot! Having said that, I can’t wait to see Pirates 3 !!!
Yesterday, I watched “Deep Impact” and “Air Force One”. Personally, I think “Deep Impact” is much better than “Armageddon”. The former touches on many different lives that are affected by the phenomenal disaster. I found that the sentiments do depict our current lives. It was very natural, while I felt that “Armageddon” was just about the love between father and daughter. Which do you prefer? Any other old time favourites that you can remember?
Hydrogen Atoms
I love chatting with taxi drivers here in this little town of Red Deer. They are so down-to-earth and friendly. In fact, I don’t feel like it is a chore to get to know them better. At work, it is like a routine and quite high-profile (although they claim that they are always humble and friendly). Here’s a cute joke that the taxi driver shared with me yesterday:
Two hydrogen atoms were at the bar talking to each other. Suddenly, one of them said in despair, “Oh my, I think I just lost an electron!”
The other atom replied, “I’m positive.”
Haha! I laughed. Although it was a very simple joke, but I did laugh. The taxi driver was amused too because he found many people did not understand the joke. By the looks of it, I can tell that he is in his mid-50s. And he said it’s one of those things you learn in school that you will never forget … the hydrogen atoms with their electron charge.
