from "Children in War" CODA:
How many times must innocents die?
War ciolates every right of a child.
-The right to life
-The right to health and education
-The right to be with family and community
-The right to live in peace.
Who will listen to the voices of the children?
We are not just witnesses to their fate but participants.
It is the moral responsibility of a civilized world to protect the rights of children.
At the end of the twentieth century, targeting and killing children in war is still a crimeagainst humanity.
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From "9/11" documentary: Let Us Never Forget
嘩,都好耐冇試過週六下午啥都唔駛做 ...... 結果因為近來真是太累,一瞓就瞓咗五粒鐘 (仲發O左個白痴夢)
上晝去B人度,就見到媽媽同佢地O既牙牙仔一齊賣旗O既場面,D小朋友真係好可愛;上到B人度俾B人影咗相!
"Whoever Finds This I Love You" ~ Lyrics/composed by Mac Davis (live by Jasmine Leong)
On the quiet street in the city. A little old man walked once. Shuffling through the autumn afternoon. And the autumn leaves reminded him. Another summer's come and gone. He had a long midnight ahead waiting for June.
The among the leaves near an orphan's home. A piece of paper caught his eyes. And he stood to pick it up with trembling hands. And as he read the childish writing. The old man began to cry.
'Cause the words burned inside him like a brand.
"Whoever finds, this I love you, Whoever finds this, I need you, I even go no one to talk to, So, whoever find this I love you."
Well, the old man's eyes searched the orphan's home. And came to rest upon a child. With her nose pressed up against the window pane. And the old man knew he'd found a friend at last. So he waved her and smiled
And they both knew they'd spend the winter. Laughing at the rain. And they did spend the winter laughing at the rain, Talking through the fence, Exchanging little gifts they's ve made each other.
The old man would crave toys And the little girl would draw pictures for beautiful ladies, And they laught a lot
But then one day, on the first of June, The little girl ran to the fence -- the old man wasn't there. And, somehow she knew he was never coming beck. So she went back to her little room, took a crayon.
And wrote, "Whoever find this, I love you, Whoeve find this, Ineed you, I even got no one to talk to, So, whoever find this, I love you." ~ 2003年02月22日 19:29:47
ps:呢排真係有D傻o下傻o下,星期二已經收到Time Magazine, 但卻到今日先知, 見到佢又會神不守舍,唔識講野 郵政署寄信o黎要求身分證副本,寄回有關當局代辦手續,結果,就傻到a姉礅坅H走o左去郵局 ~ 撞鬼咩!
今日收到she.com o既會員咭 鬼咁靚 不過唔知張咭實唔實用呢?
Today afternoon, I have a wonderful discussion with 3 other (non-)degree students, including Sharon. The tutor is Josi (Josephine), we've chatted a lot of things andd issues. Knowing each other background, sharing our opinions on certain issues; like the welfare system of HK, the war on Iraq, bird flu and Josi Egypt's trip with her boy friend (now, her husband), also her experience in China.
And she said, comparing the 4 countries, the US, Egypt, mainland China and HK, she said she liked to live in HK rather than the other 3. What would be the opinions of HK citizens on her ideas?
HK is (was) really a lovely place.... (I mean, before the handover)
from "Children in War" CODA:
唔知真定假
雖然尋晚兩點幾先訓,但係寡人六點零鐘就起o左身lu (其實唔想訓o架,個半個月亮咁靚)
昨夜凌晨,望出窗外,看到了四野無雲的晴空,很美! 還有那半個月亮~真想一直觀賞它至天明....
續: [Whoever Find This I Love You]
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