Lunartic

It being the first day of the lunar new year, I decided it's time to start blogging - one of my many lunar new year resolutions.

Well, actually it's my new year resolution for the calendar year of 2014.

Well, actually - it was my resolution back in 2009, a couple of years since I ditched the #1 blogging site for teenage rants and pubic fantasies, the almighty Xanga. Wow, I suppose this is the first mention of the failing site's name on the Internet in months since it claimed it's gonna shut itself down unless some fat, rich white knight comes to rescue it with barrels of gold.

I guess you get me - I'm a terrible procrastinator who would just choose to shelf anything serious for eternity. And I hope to change this attitude with writing this blog - I can't guarantee how often I would write, but I'll try to make this regular. I will.

When it comes to blog, there are just so many things to worry about. I spent around 3 hours building a site which looks very much like the situation of the 10000-word dissertation you've gotta submit in 2 days' time -

Kelvin's Blog

30 January 2014 (Thursday)
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To be frank, the worst part of it comes to the naming. A wide range of names have been tried: Kelculator, K for bureaucracy, and even - this is my favourite - Walking on the LiWay. Sounds like the name of the biography of some imperious, hoity-toity elder of the Chinese communist party who says he's retired from politics and focusing his time on calligraphy and qigong, but is actually sitting in on every national security committee and struggling with himself on whether a mausoleum or a portrait hung at the government headquarters would be the best way to keep his name passed on by the next generation. Wait, that's North Korea - China, the country I proudly claim as my motherland, would instead just let its elders luotui ("retire in nudity"), and then ban any foreign correspondents who reveal about their families' secret money in the British Virgin Islands from crossing the boarder. That, and censorship on any relevant online reports too. Ah, communists, aren't they cute in their own way.

Wow, this got a bit far. Please don't take me as some hard-core political commentator. I'm just an ordinary 23-year-old Asian male not very content with how things are in my life, and that of everybody else in Hong Kong. Okay, it's just my life I really care about.

I hope you get now what kind of a bellyacher I can be/already am. If you think you wanna read more of this kind of stuff, please subscribe. No guarantee on when the next post will be.