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哈 人死不能复生
祸福旦夕 shit 牛婆婆还是一如既往的滑稽可爱 旋转以后静静生活 垫起脚尖静静生活 秋天以后静静生活 电影散场静静生活 路灯点亮静静生活 雷雨过后静静生活
那静静是什么
逾越
明天就要开学又可以更加自由了！爽～～～～～～～～～
估计这学期课还是不会很忙
空出时间谈恋爱．．．空出时间走出一片未来．．．．．．．．．．．．．．．．．．． 空出时间来也没人谈恋爱~~~
惨淡 袜子开心～ 阿丫~~!昨天玩叠棉被右手叠出污清块了。...................
痛得莱~~~~~大家都太恶狠狠了点了哈哈~~~~ 又吃到北方人家了 ．．．．．．
哈哈 淤青终于褪掉啦
啦啦~ 0225丫0225 总算把要刻的歌传出去了!!!!嘿嘿
昨天有点神魂颠倒....
flicker上的相册终于面世~~~
只是不知道会不会坚持拍下去呢... 不曾来过
却只在心情好的时候回来 每次见到小手,总是这般亲切.
想起握手的感觉,从冷到热,传递的是爱。 感动ing
Life With the Fun of Writing and Teaching
Dressed in a gray suit, a man stood in the front of the classroom, speaking fluently in American English. The third year students from Journalism majors lent an attentive ear to what he was talking. Many of them were taking notes. They were deeply impressed by his words, by his gestures and in particular, by his experiences in Journalism.This humble man is named by Roger Lane Kendall, Pulitzer Prize Winner for reporting 1989 California Earthquake with his colleagues. It’s the third time he has been to teach Feature Writing Course in Shanghai International Studies University(SISU).
As a retired editor for San Jose Mercury News, Roger had been in the newspaper for 25 years. He was born in 1949 in a small town in Indiana. There he got his first job as a reporter for a local newspaper in high school. It was a part time job. Roger covered sports news such as ball games for three years, during which the urge of majoring in Journalism in college cultivated in his mind. However, after one year learning in college, Roger came to join the army and stayed there for four years. This didn’t stop him from fulfilling his dream of becoming a professional reporter.
“San Jose Mercury News has been serving Northern California since 1851 and I’ve worked there for nearly 25 years. I’m serious in journalism although joking with people is my nature. ” said Roger to the students.
October 17th, 1989 was an important day for him to remember. As a reporter for nine years, he went to San Francisco to cover a baseball match when the massive earthquake happened. People ought to have accustomed to earthquake there because it is common in California. At that time they had three photographers and six sports reporters. All these reporters had families, friends there. They didn’t know if their children, friends and parents were all right or not, because they couldn’t call nor get there. Transportation and communication become a major problem.
“I lived in the newspaper for 21 days, sleeping there, eating there. I was in a better situation than many other colleagues because I had adult children. It was time when you had to choose between seeing to your personal affairs and doing a job instead.”
Roger sacrificed his family for his work. “I had a tremendous feeling of people reaching out to help other people. Then I, together with my colleagues got the urge to report it. It put a put a tremendous burden on editors, finding the information, confirming the information and following journalistic experience. We focused on only one goal and nothing else matters.”
Then the team got the 1990 Pulitzer Prize in expectation.
Now it was Roger’s sixth time to come to China. In 1997 he went to China by accident. After three years working in consulting agencies, he made a lot of money. But there are two things he likes in life: teaching and writing. He always needs something new and different and likes to learn things and explore. So he quit the job and asked for a one year absence. Though it was declined at first, he finally had access to the Xinhua News Agency and came to China to work.
“The more I learn about china, the less I realize I know. You have to speak the language to learn the culture. That’s what I did at my early days in China. But speaking a new language at his age is not that easy,” said Roger.
He once worked in CCTV in Beijing, capital of China and Dragon TV in Shanghai. Moreover, it was his third time teaching in SISU. He came to SISU for the first time in 2000, second time in 2004.
“Converting people who are not professional into journalist and getting information for them is a challenging job but I enjoy it a lot. Chinese culture to American culture is not like African culture to American culture. There exists a even bigger difference. But we hope that we could understand easily with each other,” said Roger with a smile to the students.
“Roger is an interesting teacher. The experience he had from his work at his home and abroad will bring us a higher horizon. This will be an exciting semester for our learning of feature writing,” said one of Roger’s students Jessie.
A good teacher and writer like Roger will bring students a box of chocolate of life. 对我而言
现在日子
真是让人满足
已经不再有惶恐和猜疑
已经不再有眼泪和痛苦
因为深信身边的人是永远可以依赖的人
生命因此而有意义 快的......... 此帖今更新为水帖~~~
但要做最有质量的水帖~~~~hiahia 那么我做第二个有质量的人，哈哈～
嗯……昨晚的电台很不错啊 经久不衰的帖子 就如很多的情感一样可以细水长流 水的不易啊 随便水水
just水水 阳光好
心情好
作业一大堆
先去吃早饭~ 会计终于搞定…… 剩下的就是论文了 终于来了..吓死我了...还好还好... my girl
花一天半看完
总觉得有宋惠乔的影子
发型都一模一样
男主角哭起来也不好看
总算还是坚持看下来了
故事总觉得有些别扭
也许是一下子看太多的缘故
不爽看的 丁铃！门上的铃当响了起来，一个三十多岁，穿著笔挺西服的男人，走进了这家飘散着浓浓咖啡香的小小咖啡厅。
“午安！欢迎光临！”年轻的老板娘亲切地招呼着。
男人一面客气地微微点了点头，一面走到吧台前的位子坐了下来，开口对老板娘说：
“麻烦给我一杯摩卡，谢谢。”
“好的，请稍候。”老板娘微笑着说。
接着她便开始熟练地磨碎咖啡豆，煮起咖啡来。男人一直带着笑容看着老板娘煮咖啡的动作，一副很享受的样子。
过了没多久，老板娘便将一杯香醇的咖啡端到男人的面前。“请慢用！”
“谢谢。”男人将杯子拿到嘴边，浅浅地尝了一口。
“第一次来吗？？”老板娘问。
“是啊！！”男人答。
“觉得我们这家店怎么样？”
“很不错！气氛很好！”
“我自己也是很喜欢，所以虽然生意不好，我和我先生却还是舍不得把它关掉。”
“嗯……”男人好像有所同感地点了点头，又喝了一口咖啡。
两人沉默了一会，一时间空荡的店里只余悠扬爵士音乐。男人忽然开口，打破了这短暂的宁静。
“呃……不好意思，可以请教你一个问题吗？？”
“什么问题呢？”老板娘好奇地问。
“嗯…这…这该怎么说好呢？”男人抓着头，一副不知所措的样子。“或者你可以先听
我说个故事吗？”
老板娘点了点头，示意男人继续说下去。
“我以前有个很要好的女朋友，已经到了要论及婚嫁的地步。我和她之间的感情发展得相当平凡，并不是什么经过大风大浪、轰轰烈烈般的爱情。但我想从我第一眼看到她的时候，就彷佛有一股魔力，有一个声音，在推动着我，告诉着我，就是她了！她就是我一直期待着的女孩。更令我高兴的是她也响应了我的示爱，接受了我。这一切的顺让我整个人陶醉于幸褔的喜悦之中，只不过……”“只不过！！发生了什么事了吗？？”
老板娘显然给故事吸引住了，她打断了男人的话。
“嗯……”男人脸色沉了下来，略微停顿了一下，继续说下去。
“只不过我忘了幸褔的背后，往往藏匿着最可怕的恶魔。就在我们订婚前一个月的一个晚上，她……她遭到了歹徒的强暴“啊！”老板娘惊讶地啊的一声叫了出来“都怪我！要是我那天坚持送她回去就好了！”男人用力地捶打着桌面，杯子中的咖啡因剧烈震动的关系洒了出来。
“你要问我的该不会就是这个吧！”老板娘一面擦拭着洒出来的咖啡一面说。
“不！不是的！我对她的感情不会因为这样而有所动摇，我决定仍旧如期订婚，可惜就
在我们订婚的那一天，她……上吊自杀了！”
男人的语调异常平缓，从他的表情上看得出，当时的他是多么的难过与震惊。
“自杀！那她有没有怎么样？”老板娘为突转而下的剧情睁大了眼睛，紧张地看着男人。“幸运的是我们发现得早，送到医院时还有气，只是脑部因为长时间缺氧，呈现昏迷状态，当时医生说她一度有成为植物人的危险。”
老板娘松下一口气，“那她后来有醒过来吗？”
“有的，她醒了！”
“但……但当我得知她醒了的消息，高兴地要去看她时，却被她父母给拦在门外。”
“为什么？她父母为什么不让你去看她？”
“她父母跪在地上求我，原来她失去了记忆，失去了认识我以后的记忆，医生说这是选择性失忆症，当人在遭遇极大的打击时，会逃避性地藏起一些记忆。她父母求我暂时不要再出现在她面前，他们认为让她就这样忘了之前的一切对她比较好，怕我要是去见她或许会让她回想起来，到时她可能又会陷入昏迷，甚至又跑去自杀。”
“她父母这么说也是有道理，反正只是暂时嘛！等她情绪和身体都稳定了，你就又可以见她啦！”老板娘听了男人的话后这样说着。
男人勉力挤出一丝笑意，样子无限苍凉，“你知道他们的暂时指的是多久吗？是十年啊！也就是这十年里我得要忍受这样没有她的日子，就算偶尔在路上碰面，也得要装作陌生人一般地和她擦肩而过。”男人快要咆哮起来似的，“你知道这样的日子有多难熬，这样想爱却又不能爱的心情有多痛苦！”
“虽然会很痛苦，但你还是选择了这条路吧！”老板娘看着男人的眼神变得非常温柔。
老板娘的眼神让男人冷静了下来，点头说：“嗯！到今天就满十年了！”
“哦！真的吗！？那真是恭喜了，你努力撑了十年，到今天终于可以去见她了！”老板娘开心地说。
“是这样没错！但是愈到这一天，我反倒愈害怕。十年了，我的心意是没有改变，但是她呢？如果我跟她说了以前的事，她还是想不起我那怎样办？，或者是她已经有男朋友，甚至于结婚了呢？”
“这才是我想请教你的问题！”男人似乎略带紧张的看着眼前年轻的女店主，静静地等待着她的答复。
“嗯……”老板娘用手托着头，脸色凝重地想着男人所提的问题。
“我想既然你这么爱那个女孩，她记不记得你其实并不重要，最多是重新开始而已，再重新追求她一次，再重新谈一次恋爱，其实也很不错吧！！而且就算有男朋友了也没关系啊！把她从他手中抢过来不就行了！”老板娘笑着说。
“但是！”她忽然将表情严肃了起来，“但是如果她已经结婚了的话，那你就放弃吧！
我们结了婚的人啊！是最痛恨有人破坏人家家庭的了！”
“是吗？”男人低着头冷寞地说。
“没错！！所以你可千万别做个破坏别人家庭的人哦！”
丁铃！挂在门上铃铛又响了起来，走进来几个刚下课的大学生，老板娘走出吧台，忙着招呼这几位新来的客人。
“对了！”老板娘好象忽然想到了什么，转过头来看着男人。
“你为什么会想问我这些啊！我和你不过是第一次见面而已啊！”她好奇地问。
“嗯……为什么呢……大概是因为那个女孩曾说过，结婚以后要和我一起开一家像这样的咖啡厅吧！”
“哦！！原来是这样子啊！”老板娘说。
“嗯！只是这样而已！只是这样而已！只是这样而已！只是……”男人不停地重复着同样一句话，好像藉此告诉自己什么似的。爵士乐停了下来，整个屋子里只听得大学生清脆的谈笑声。男人低着头偷偷地瞄着老板娘手上的结婚戒指，一滴温暖的眼泪，悄悄地滑进了那杯早已冷却的咖啡里。