I personally feel the limited edition Burberry Alligator watch is indeed sleek and awesome looking, especially the green ones. Albeit the fact that my birthday has been belated for quite few weeks, can I have this for my birthday? Anyone?
ps- Forgive me for such a short and unrelated updates. I have so many things to blog, about comparative religion, recent issues and so on, but let me stay in this solemn state for few more days.
It is second day of Raya and here I am at lab, connecting to the Internet since I lost my connection at home (serve me right for stealing, sigh). Too lazy to upload Eid pics to Facebook, instead I spend the day reading the news and blogs I missed since last week. Not much of updates, in Japan mostly it's all about the new Hatoyama line up and his plan to cut out CO2 up to 25%. The new environment minister, Sakihito Ozawa would soon pass the basic bill to Diet regarding the emission trading system and environment tax to meet Hatoyama emission vision.
And my fingers not really in the mood of typing. In my mind now: 1. internet connection at home (thinking of NTT Flets Hikari), 2. English teaching certification, 3. Copenhagen and aurora trip (watching aurora in front of my eyes is one of my life must-see list and I always want to backpack to Scandinavian country albeit its crazy super expensive cost), 4. Olympus Pen EP-1 (oh, that Panasonic GF1 looks good too), 5. autumn peacoat at Hanjiro (definitely must buy), 6. United Arrows's Green Label Relaxing chronograph (surprised to know their sunglass and wrist accessory collection are not that expensive), 7. walk around Ochanomizu neighborhood (to look for sax and some cheap CD title include My Favourite Ennio Morricone presented by Junichiro Koizumi) and Ueno. 8. Panasonic essay contest (still deciding what to write though, sigh)
On another note, Murakami Haruki's Norwegian Wood is awesome. Still few chapters more to complete, what a difficult book to put down. Murakami Haruki definitely one of my favourite author to date, especially in modern Japanese literature. Really can't hardly wait to be able to read his pieces in Japanese though I know that need a lil bit of hard work (kanji, and so on, sigh again)
I'm trying my very best to stop listening to Raya songs this few days, but still can't stop listening to Amy Mastura's Setahun Sekali
I've purchase the fake version of Bell & Ross BR 03-51 with two time reading but it is a pink gold version with yellow-ish dial. Looks kinda gigantic in my hand, but I like the casual feeling instead of my normal chronograph. Now people in the street can assume I am wearing a wall clock instead of a wrist watch. Yeah, funny.
But at the same time, my old fake Breitling stops ticking. It has the automatic/kinetic function which stops when it is not moved after a while. But normally, in just a few shakes, it'll going back to normal. This time it stops ticking for good.
Now, I don't have leather strap chronograph for formal function. My eye blinks twice as fast when I browse Tag Heuer website, especially the Carrera model, black leather and a bit red there. Is that a sign?
p.s. Forgive me God, who have sinned because alluring over the brand instead of its originality.
p.ss. It is 6 days before departure, and I haven't pack anything yet. Blame the lazy ass.
