Taipei.

I’ll be going Taipei!

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I think this has to be the craziest thing I’ve done in 2007. My sister and I bought tickets for the Mayday concert in Taipei and as such, we’ll fly over to Taipei on a Friday night, watch the concert on Saturday, and come back to Hong Kong on Sunday. I think that sounds daft, but after the great experience at the Mayday concert in Hong Kong a couple of weeks back, I guess we only wanted more!

And for those of you who were genuinely concerned about my PSP, here’s what happened after that great fall in the Cheung Sha Wan train station:

If you are asking is my PSP perfectly fine after that fall, my answer would be a near yes. On impact, my PSP did broke into a few pieces, but apparently it was those detachable parts such as the battery cover and the battery. The MTR staffs actually managed to re-assemble the whole thing back after they picked it up, and the whole thing was actually bootable, and I was acutally able to play on it! Before I collected the thing back, I was already telling myself that I’d be collecting a few pieces of whatever that remained, so when the MTR staffs handed the whole thing back to me, I was more than surprised. So whoever still thinks that Sony stuffs are crap probably need to do some rethinking! A real-life experience has shown that the PSP can fall for a height of about 2m and still be perfectly intact.

(Well actually it wasn’t perfectly intact – my 2GB memory stick didn’t survive the fall and actually broke. But that was a SanDisk memory stick, not a Sony one. So the rationale of the story is – get an original Sony memory stick!)

I was actually very pissed after today’s class, but a chat with two of my colleagues after work during “evening tea” kinda calm me down. One of them was very right – just do my job, and as long as I’m OK with my job, everything should be fine.

More classes tomorrow, but to be honest, it’s more enjoyable to be conducting the classes for my FD kids. I think I like them more.