I think if you see this TV drama program

Single Housewife Susan

Susan is a children's art, but good character,and some times may confused, willing to believe all the good things. Her excellent work ability, wise, intelligent, is the typical idol for urban women. She is character and well-behaved and love her husband very much, but it surprised us because her husband last ran with his secretary. Susan was a women who loving child and willing to make sacrifices for the family. However, her daughter has fall in love with the neighborhood boy regardless of susan's opposition. Experiencing the failure of feelings, Susan still believe in love. Then a handsome plumber Mike who moved into the next door has make her heart moved.
Comments: the lovely point of Susan is her openness and relentless pursuit with life. Women will crying after the betrayal, but it does not belongs to Susan. So, she choose to divorce when she has a good look at her husbands and their marriage. A woman who suffer hurt will insight ways of the world, but then become more pious and stubbornnessfor love. And the Susan who degenerate into a butterfly is a model for every woman to learn.

So, I think if you see this TV drama program, you will love this role. And you can learn more from her.

The combination of Chandler and Monica is close

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The reason why "Friends" is so popular, one is because it is fully equipped with good consume quality, and more importantly in constant laughter, it let us see another ordinary life, all kinds of people may issues the conflict and jokes  because of feelings, principles, interests, status. And the family, friendship, love is sublimate at here at the same time. "Friends" has virtually become a mirror of everyday life, allowing us to learn life, to enjoy life to find the true, beautiful of our life.

Almost all popular TV shows like a little utopian, reflecting the reality but also divorced from reality. In "Friends", the six individuals and their own feelings  also firmly attract the audience, it reflect the young people's attitude for the pure love. For example, a pair of the most critical - Ross and Rachel, their story touches the hearts of every audience, from Ross afraid to tell the truth to Rachel at the first decade to the later two people in love, breaking up , And then compound, then break up. It make the young audience understand a token, a person may hate a person is often more difficult than love a person. The combination of Chandler and Monica is close to the ordinary life of many people. Both ordinary people setbacks, finally found each other. Which like two little children walking on the road, once wrestling, crying, she eventually know how to pull each others hand, comfort and support each other and then go together.

Sometimes you will feel this lovely six people

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Optimistic attitude towards life

The reason why young people like "Friends" , the key is the six characters always to always maintain optimistic attitude towards life.

Many people feel that the ideological of the six character are very simple, not so much bad mind. Six people are a bit funny and often points harmless trouble. But no one thought about the question deeply and no one alculate to others in the back. The jokes in the play are most from the occasionally exposed some of the ignorance and exaggeration of the show.
In addition, six people can be said to have no bad habits in life, and the occasional drink but also to create mood, and six people always support each other. Maybe they fight for the little things that a dispute can always end by a hug, they may said "I love you" with tears in her eyes. Sometimes you will feel this lovely six people are fully qualified to elect the most outstanding citizens.

Last night's lemon drop martinis seem to have cured

Last night's lemon drop martinis seem to have cured my jet lag. A good prescription indeed from Dr Ross! A wicked hangover, however, seems to be a noticeable side-effect. I must talk to him about that!

A couple of pics from yesterday...

(1) Sign spotted inside the University of California campus in Berkeley - just outside the Li Ka-Shing Builidng (thought I was done with him!) This nicely underscores the difference in mentality between HK and California ("bicycles allowed"). In addition, the sidewalks here are covered in chalk artwork, and we saw a group of students picnicking on the grass between the traffic contraflow - both surely imprisonable offences in Asia's city states!

(2) A spork. It may have been camping in Borneo when I first thought of this. Sadly California has beaten me to it - the spork seems to have found its spiritual home.

Although I didn't take any pics, yesterday was also memorable for watching the footy with a group of eight astrophysicists. Despite its trivialities, it is heartwarming indeed to think that such brainiacs also enjoy the relative trivialities of the beautiful game. Actually - Lampard did send one shot into outer space.

Today we are off to San Fran to look for the city's best locally produced decaffeineated skinny huckleberry moccacino with organic flax seed shavings. "Wild American friend Odell" would be delighted.

California Route 1 took us to Monterey and its famous

California Route 1 took us to Monterey and its famous aquarium. In essence this is not dissimilar to Ocean Park, but it has a strong focus on sustainability and education. There were also no mainland tourists, and no "waa, ho sik!" from the crowd. Adorable sea otters were the highlight.

Taking Route 1 further down, we passed through Big Sur - along with a myriad of other vehicles including RVs and Harleys. The coasts seems to be shrouded in perpetual fog, but it was highly memorable nontheless.

From high up on the cliffs we spotted sea otters through our binoculars, and came across feisty sea lions a little further on. Sightings of blue whales had been reported, but no luck for us on that front.

Camping was undertaken at Morro Bay State Park. This was billed as the "Gibraltor of the West" - but with its seafood restaurants and coal-fired power station, it was perhaps more like the "Lamma of the East".

Not long after settling into our sleeping bag and tired from a long day, the park ranger arrived and said we had set up in the wrong spot - grumpily we relocated our tent a few places down.

Jumping horse statues, gaudy fountains

Hearst Castle - the spiritual home of neoclassicism - was the inspiration behind  Orson Well's Citizen Kane, and could well be the inspiration for pretty much every Hong Kong property developer. If this name has not been used in HK yet, it will be in the future.

Jumping horse statues, gaudy fountains, Roman and Greek pillars, tapestries, heated swimming pools (indoor and outdoor) - fit perfectly with the aspirations of any would-be tycoon. The only difference is that at Hearst Castle all the art and statues are real, purchased at unimaginable cost. And no HK development is yet to offer a private landing strip with a DC-3.

From here we passed up to Paso Robles - California wine country - where we enjoyed some wonderful Zinfandels. If only they also had 0% tax. Strangely, I noticed that the football team of the local adult shop played in Newcastle United colours...

The entertainment in Las Vegas was first-class

LV - and we're not talking Louis Vuitton. Two nights in Nevada's sin city have confirm that Macau has quite some distance to go. Although its maffia and gangster origins will stand it in good stead if Vegas is anything to go by.

This was our first long drive - around 7 hours in total. We stopped for petrol in California, and the service station claimed to be James Dean's last stop. The trip took us over the Sierra Nevada and through the Mojave desert. At one point the car thermometer read 105 degrees.

The entertainment in Las Vegas was first-class - notably Cirque du Soleil's production "Ka". It was billed by US media as being "the most lavish production in Western theatre history", and did not disappoint. Had it been produced in Hong Kong, it would have been called "Waa". The food too was excellent - we opted for Russian, but literally anything is available.

We stayed in the Luxor - the one in the shape of an ancient pyramid with a huge beam of light projected several miles into the sky. We figured it would be easy to find - and it was!