Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Thursday, February 16, 2006
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
Happy Valentine's day!

One of my best friend met her right guy this year,
today is her first Valentine's celebration.
From her 1st date to falling in love,
from all phone calls to finding valentine's gift,
she's been telling me about her love and confusion,
her irregular heartbeat caused by this man,
her brave and passion in heart,
and all the silly but romantic things they had done.
I was drawing this card as sharing the passion of her romance,
especially for her, (for sure she knows this is for her)
and for all my friends.... (for sure you know it is you)
"love on clouds"
the feeling of softness and comfort on the clouds,
the passion and brave to love over and above the sky ....
Have a Happy Valentine's Day!
Wednesday, February 08, 2006
Monday, February 06, 2006
Friday, February 03, 2006
Do you believe love at first sight?
I'm not too sure about love at first sight, but I'm sure I like this poetry so much, for the way the writer describe how 2 people meet in life. Out of a love story, I think we all meet and build relationship just at the right moment, in a right opportunity. We just made it unpredictably so we call friend ... Don't you think so?

"Love at First Sight" by ~ Wislawa Szymborska ~
They're both convinced that
a sudden passion joined them.
Such certainty is beautiful,
but uncertainty is more beautiful still.
Since they'd never met before,
they're sure that there'd been nothing between them.
But what's the word from the streets,
staircases, hallways,
perhaps they've passed each other a million times?
I want to ask them
if they don't remember
a moment face to face
in some revolving door?
perhaps a "sorry" muttered in a crowd?
a curt "wrong number" caught in the receiver?
but I know the answer.
No, they don't remember.
They'd be amazed to hear that
Chance has been toying with them now for years.
Not quite ready yet
to become their Destiny,
it pushed them close,
drove them apart,
it barred their path,
stifling a laugh,
and then leaped aside.
There were signs and signals,
even if they couldn't read them yet.
Perhaps three years ago
or just last Tuesday
a certain leaf fluttered from one shoulder to another?
Something was dropped and then picked up.
Who knows,
may be the ball that vanished into childhood's thicket?
There were doorknobs and doorbells
where one touch had covered another beforehand.
Suitcases checked and standing side by side.
One night, perhaps,
the same dream,
grown hazy by morning.
Every beginning is only a sequel,
after all,
and the book of events
is always open halfway through.
(translated by Stanislaw Baranczak and Clare Cavanagh)

"Love at First Sight" by ~ Wislawa Szymborska ~
They're both convinced that
a sudden passion joined them.
Such certainty is beautiful,
but uncertainty is more beautiful still.
Since they'd never met before,
they're sure that there'd been nothing between them.
But what's the word from the streets,
staircases, hallways,
perhaps they've passed each other a million times?
I want to ask them
if they don't remember
a moment face to face
in some revolving door?
perhaps a "sorry" muttered in a crowd?
a curt "wrong number" caught in the receiver?
but I know the answer.
No, they don't remember.
They'd be amazed to hear that
Chance has been toying with them now for years.
Not quite ready yet
to become their Destiny,
it pushed them close,
drove them apart,
it barred their path,
stifling a laugh,
and then leaped aside.
There were signs and signals,
even if they couldn't read them yet.
Perhaps three years ago
or just last Tuesday
a certain leaf fluttered from one shoulder to another?
Something was dropped and then picked up.
Who knows,
may be the ball that vanished into childhood's thicket?
There were doorknobs and doorbells
where one touch had covered another beforehand.
Suitcases checked and standing side by side.
One night, perhaps,
the same dream,
grown hazy by morning.
Every beginning is only a sequel,
after all,
and the book of events
is always open halfway through.
(translated by Stanislaw Baranczak and Clare Cavanagh)






