Who is afraid of the swine flu?

A pandemic to stay away from? More like another reminder to us busy people to...

1.  Stay close to , but do not close, your heart. 

2.  Ask: Who is closest to your heart? 

(Hint: be yourself, but exclude yourself from the answer).

Happy May Day. 

The harder you try...

___ the luckier you get.

___ the shittier it gets.

___ the sooner you bang the slow coach ahead.

___ the more you greet: "knnbccb".

___  ................ [what do you think?] ..............

Life's like that -- you win some, you lose some. 

Hold our heads up, live to fight another day. 

Chins Up...Stand Out

When everything else is looking down, offence is the best defence. By the time the others are done with frowning, we would have flown miles ahead. 

If there is a time to go with the flow, let it be some other time. To be the contrarian who prevails, rise to the occasion now. 

(PS: Read the news, but do not buy all that they say. If they are that prescient, they will not need to be selling papers in the first place).

Berries 越玩越聪明 － 25／11／2008 mypaper

Boardgame designed by Splash.

Splash -- between the lines, over the years

D, whom I have always held in high regard, once advised me: "To understand Splash, consider its opposite". What's the antithesis of Splash? I am still wondering. Constipation, maybe.

In a little more than three years, I have come to see Splash as more than getting active with water. To be Splash means more than making waves. As we strived to make Splash great, I began to see a deeper level emerge. 

WILL and FORCE. MOMENTUM and IMPACT. 

These qualities drive us as individuals. Harnessed COLLECTIVELY, they distinguish us as a team. 

Hopefully, in a not-too-distant future, we turn into a phenomenon. This could be a good way to make those who put their trust in us, happy. (I do wish to help D collect more happy specimens; he studies happiness).

So, Splash is not just about water and fun. Splash is the sum total of the actions and emotions surrounding what we can do for one another.

Now, how's that for the third working day in 2009?

Happy New Year.