Before the next
Mấy hôm nay ngày nào trời cũng rả rích. Thành ra mấy bài hát về mưa lại ‘rộ’ về. Bài này, dù không liên quan tới mưa, cứ vang vang trong đầu.
If he brings you happiness
Then i wish you all the best
It’s your happiness that matters most of all
But if he ever breaks your heart
If the teardrops ever start
I’ll be there before the next teardrop falls
Có lẽ đây là một hình thức phá hoại gia đình người khác đây mà.
Tuần sau
Từ giã
– Bùi Giáng –
Người mộc mạc trái tim cũ kỹ
Vói hai tay bắt lộn vòm trời
Chiều qua mang một cõi đời
Đi về lẽo đẽo giữa đời đi qua.
Hachiko
Just watched Hachi: A Dog’s Tale. I’ve read the story on wiki before, and told byself not to let the movie make me cry. Result, crying like hell. If I have a puppy in the future, I know the name already.
Love goes its way and that way is independent of time, space, or differences, isn’t it.
linked-in
One of the quickiest ways to get myself depressed is to read others’ resume. It makes me fully aware how ‘low’ level I am at: education, work experience, leadership capability, talents, in short – nearly everything. I am already ignoring physical appearance. It’s like “Shit, I know I’m nothing, but “this” nothing”.
However this kind of depression often passes quite quickly, in fact it soon turns into a laugh (ie. practised negligence).
Next week I’m going to have a look at some dartboards. If learning to shoot is so expensive, perhaps playing darts at home is a good idea?
Came across http://www.ytuongsangtaovn.com/
More of this kind:
http://www.ytuong.com.vn/ideas/
And I begin to love Mc 70c ice-cream. Miam miam.
[vbs] Get folder names / file names in a directory
‘Option explicit
Set fs = CreateObject(“Scripting.FileSystemObject”)
‘create output file
Set outFile = fs.CreateTextFile(“d:\folder_name.txt”)
‘set directory
Set oFolder = fs.GetFolder(“d:\”)
‘if get file name use this
‘Set oFiles = oFolder.Files
‘if get folder name use this
Set oSubFolder = oFolder.SubFolders
‘go through list
For Each i In oSubFolder
‘write to output
outFile.writeline i.Name
Next
WScript.Echo “Finish!”
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