≮.the Ocean & a Volcanoˇ≯

I am L' Rin. I am the Oceam.

Special someone is a Volcano.

Between ≮.the Ocean & a Volcanoˇ≯, there is love everywhere.

Love suffers long and is kind.

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原本很好的一天，最后还是失落了。而且是个意外。

一直知道自己把人想成了神。甘愿自欺。

其实，我能理解，我能明白。

Coz I had been there, done that. But I still feel like freefalling.

我只是失望。此刻，自由落体般失望。

But after all, it is not my business.

至于我，过了这一刻，便会回到从前。一如既往地，对我的神付出同样的感情。

信仰的魔力。

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城站一层的某张靠椅上。

浮力森林's [ 起司布丁、樱桃奶酥、忘了名字的圈饼+爱心巧克力 ]。

见证了璐璐的疯狂行程。

邻近的星期五。

身处黄龙，5:30下班的璐璐 自信满满地保证6:30到达城站。并梦想着坐6:30左右的火车去萧山。

没错，计划坐【火车】去【萧山】哇咔咔。这是后话。

于是，提前半小时出发的璐璐，本该在6点时威风凛凛地站在我面前。我却迟迟等不见佳人倩影。

而我5点多就漫步到了站里，不想傻傻地等成望友石。

晃了圈售票大厅，人虽没有预想的多，等个票估计仍不下半个小时。

找了一处光线尚可的靠椅，给浮力宝贝们留影。还是加了1曝光的。

寻觅周围，至萧山火车站的300路公交，看好上客点及末班点。打算劝改交通工具。

过了6:30，璐璐泪眼婆娑地迈出21路车门。

让璐璐代购的票因故买不成功，所以【劝改行动】也十分轻松。

在 邪邪取笑 及 默默被笑 间 挪到车站，递接起司，互别。

此次杭州西湖区至萧山区的旅程就这样辗转迂回，持续了近3个小时，最后与从江山至萧山的父母顺利会师。璐璐胜利了，耶，V型手姿亮起！

满城疯狂行，一把辛酸泪，都云璐璐痴，谁解其中味？

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放大版樱桃奶酥。

一眼看中了盒子，管 是杏仁奶酥还是樱桃呢~~~

很久了。深度迷恋红+绿的组合，尽管是父辈们所谓“Xiang气”的颜色搭配。

奶酥 很小很炼牙。但奶气厚重，回味尤香。

重要的还是盒子。很久没有买悦目的东西给自己了呢。

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完全偏题，也完全没有想过要切题。哇咔咔。

Joni Stevens goes above and beyond at work. As a concierge of the highest quality, she tries to fill every guests every need. She does her job so well she has even been recognized by Les Clefs d’Or USA, which is a prestigious honor.

Many people like Joni Stevens do their jobs with excellence, but seem to run out of energy when it comes to friends and family. Although her professional success is incredible, I was more impressed with how careful she is to treat her personal house guests well. Her attention to what they want must really help them feel how much she loves them. Whenever I visit my aunt's, she puts fresh flowers in the living room. It really makes me feel special in loved, plus it, brightens up the room.

The next time you are a host, consider how you could make your guests feel especially welcome in your home.

Do you ever get unplugged? Do you take time away from computers, personal organizers, TVs, and cell phones? It’s hard to do, isn’t it?

As the article of Internet Users Find it Difficult to Imagine Life Offline says this isn’t just because we want access information. Rather, one of the biggest problems is coping with the feeling that things are happening without you. Your friends are still having fun. Your e-mail box is filling up with messages.

So how do we fight this? I think one of the problems but e-mail and cell phones is that the more quickly and consistently we answer them, the more they take over our lives.

I often wear a bit to response to e-mails and text messages. Sometimes because I’m busy, but also because I don’t want to fill the expectation that I’ll always being touched immediately.

I don’t mean that we should ignore our co-workers, family and friends. We need to be responsible about communication, but that also means knowing when to take a break from it.

Have you heard the idiom it’s better to ask forgiveness than permission? The idea is that it’s easier to do something wrong and then apologize for it than to check whether you are allowed to do something in the first place. It doesn’t sound too wise to me.

One area specially where it might not be the best idea is when it comes to office apparel. It’s a good idea to check into whether your company or school has a dress code before you start pushing the boundaries. Why? Well, question of the clothing can be offensive to others or might even make them uncomfortable. It can also give people the wrong impression of you and your company.

Of course, the lines are blurry here. There isn’t one world wild standard for how to dress for work. This is why the article of Dress for Image recommends that employers decide what their guide lines will be and clearly explain them to their employees so that they know exactly what they are expected to wear, and what not to wear.

When it comes to dress code, maybe it’s better to ask permission than forgiveness.

This week as everyone knows marks the start of the 2008 Olympics. On August 8, 2008, at 8:08, the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Summer Games begin. Few other events bring the world together in the same way as the Olympics.

The artical of Chinese Athletes in Michigan  is an example of how the international community works together to challenge and learn from each other.

Another place we see this is in the army of Olympic volunteers that are needed for each event. This month in Beijing 70,000 volunteers will be on duty to help translate, give people directions and much, much more.

Sounds fun? Maybe you could be an Olympic volunteer. The next games are in Vancouver in a couple of years. So if you can brave the Canadian cold, maybe there’s room for you to help out.

Even if not all of us are able to compete in the Olympics, we can still get involved.