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Tuesday, July 29, 2008

宜蘭共修紀錄



一到宜蘭先買綠豆沙牛奶喝!超濃!好喝!




直奔本次的共修場所-輕晨別院




非常具設計感的民宿




共修前-簡單的分享心得




分享心得中




導師班的同學練習治療灌頂




練習傳統技法-靈授




太舒服了,治療到直接睡死




治療灌頂一角




接受灌頂中




室外一景




室外一景(天氣真的很棒)




室內樓梯也頗富設計感




後院的露天空間也很棒




後院還做了小水池




房間的VIEW也很屌的咧!




每一個房間看出去都是一望無際的稻田!




飯店級的泡澡浴缸啦!還附精油!




舒適的床!好爽!




晚上開始羅東夜市吃死團的行動




第二天馬上殺到蘇澳港內吃囂張米糕飯!




米糕飯!好味啊!!!




下一攤手工愛玉冰,老闆忙壞了!




美味的手工愛玉冰!好味!

宜蘭共修紀錄



一到宜蘭先買綠豆沙牛奶喝!超濃!好喝!




直奔本次的共修場所-輕晨別院




非常具設計感的民宿




共修前-簡單的分享心得




分享心得中




導師班的同學練習治療灌頂




練習傳統技法-靈授




太舒服了,治療到直接睡死




治療灌頂一角




接受灌頂中




室外一景




室外一景(天氣真的很棒)




室內樓梯也頗富設計感




後院的露天空間也很棒




後院還做了小水池




房間的VIEW也很屌的咧!




每一個房間看出去都是一望無際的稻田!




飯店級的泡澡浴缸啦!還附精油!




舒適的床!好爽!




晚上開始羅東夜市吃死團的行動




第二天馬上殺到蘇澳港內吃囂張米糕飯!




米糕飯!好味啊!!!




下一攤手工愛玉冰,老闆忙壞了!




美味的手工愛玉冰!好味!

Monday, July 28, 2008

Bevvy cross the Mersey

I've rolled up in Liverpool to shop, drink, dress up and dance then went to the Klimt exhibition which reminded me hugely of when I worked at the Charles Rennie Mackintosh exhibition in Glasgow all those years ago. I do like to occassionally reactivate the Art History portion of my brain. After inspecting the pumps (at The Pumphouse.. long stry) we went on the Mersey Ferry, which gives a great view of the city and does actually play you aboard with a bit of Gerry and Pacemakers...Next stop Manchester.

Monday, July 21, 2008

中獎機會高

http://www.moja.com.tw/event/2008/brucelee/web/
下載手機JAVA GAME!!!
就可以拿到絕版李小龍商品!!!!
中獎機會高....因為每次下載都不超過50個人...阿噠!!!!

中獎機會高

http://www.moja.com.tw/event/2008/brucelee/web/
下載手機JAVA GAME!!!
就可以拿到絕版李小龍商品!!!!
中獎機會高....因為每次下載都不超過50個人...阿噠!!!!

Friday, July 18, 2008

Hours Of Idleness

After recovering from the exploits documented at Notrock, I hit the rails again for a week in Notts. After actually checking the opening times I managed to get to have a look inside Hucknall Mary Magdalene Church, final resting place of Lord Byron. I turned up in the afternoon and ended up having a tour from a chap called Tim who was learning he ropes from the Verger, and trying to remember all the stuff about the place (10th century tower, lots of alterations, stained glass by Kempe, and the memorials of Byron and Ada.) The ladies minding the church gave me a cup of tea and a biscuit and turned the lights on for me. Is this low impact tourism?

Also while in that neck of the woods I went for a walk in and around Eyam, a beautiful spot with some fairly gruesome history (in the 1660s the Plague struck and the villagers contained it under self-imposed quarantine. The village is full of graves and memorials). We drove around Derbyshire with Test Match Special on the radio, appreciating the idea of England on a summer afternoon. That, I suppose, is what having a sabbatical is all about.