我有重要的事情没做，可是‘超我’早已被我封禁。

偷来的时间里，做了一些别的，有意思的事。

比如说闲逛别人博客(zeze)，看得我仿佛是年轻了整10岁，春心大动意气风发气壮山河，于是，在这凌晨时分，考虑是不是要出去上街溜达溜达，在子夜的冷风中，无人的大街上，尽情地漫步，让自己降温散热。

顺便去一下那家24小时店，揣点钱，进去逛逛什么的... ...

今天阴天，收完工回家半路上刚好开始下雨。

今天心情一般，可能是因为早上只睡了4个小时的缘故吧。

今天日本的卖Takoyaki的地方变成了另外一个卖烧烤串的。 而且估计日本那个摊以后也不会再来了吧，估计他们觉得这个集市不挣钱所以撤走了吧，今天Fabio也不见了，取代他的是另外一个意大利男孩，好像也叫 Fabio。我今天半价吃到了馋嘴已久的一份ricotta&spinach ravioli。

更远一点地方的摊位似乎也有变化，来了一个卖波兰烤脆皮肠的摊位。

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今天我们居然有六个人，历史记录；卖的东西也多了，蒸饺，煎饺，还有绿茶饼（这个卖的最好！），大家生意都比较冷清，但是我们的却独好，可能是因为新来的 那个韩国女孩的关系吧，哈哈，那个女孩真的很厉害，无辜路人甲乙丙丁全被她一通”指挥“过来买东西来了，而且她还能一边抓面粉团煎饼（很沾手的..），一 边收钱找钱，一边大声吆喝，一边赶食客们”入圈“，一人顶两，厉害厉害！

中间我去waitrose买油一罐，向Holland&Barrett借塑料小杯若干。

中间Hur他们买了些波兰烤脆皮肠续而一些新摊烧烤串分大家吃了。味道不错，就是脆皮肠有点咸。

中间有两个女孩来问怎么才能在这个集市摆摊。

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因为生意不错所以最后小庆祝了一番(多发了我10块钱，嗯哼～)， Hur还又买了一些生牡蛎大家分了吃了，我第一个拿了一个放了很多巨辣无比辣椒酱的，吃完就傻了3分钟；第二只看准了拿了一个没辣椒酱的，一口吞下，好 咸！(当然，里面全是海水，能不咸么？)；第三个用牙签挑出肉来吃，嗯，，，，味道不错～

不过还是咸
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今天周六，周末， 又是学生宿舍区， 很多附近学生都华服出行 ， 看了美腿若干双。

嗯，还有若干帅得让我有点睁不开眼睛的男同胞们... ...

唉啊～～～～惆怅。


我还没来得及变成 帅得让别人睁不开眼睛 的人，就先变成嘹一条仿佛晒了八年的苦瓜了。
嗯哦～～～～惭愧～惭愧～

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----哦，对了，今天凌晨早上2点多出去买了好些橄榄吃(不错，就是有些橄榄太咸。)，唉，家门口有24小时营业店的话，减肥就是难啊。没变出美腿，就先变成橄榄了。

（我最近吃东西怎么老觉得太咸？想当年我可是最爱酱油拌饭和生嚼方便面调料的人啊～）

----另外哦，《A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Wide Window》终于慢慢看完了。不错～。不错的书～

------第一财富是健康，第二财富是美丽，第三财富是财产

[太同意了... ...]



------恋爱，在感情上，当你想征服对方的时候，实际上已经在一定程度上被对方征服了。首先是对方对你的吸引，然后才是你征服对方的欲望。

[原来我这么容易被征服啊... ...]



------这个世界就这么不完美。你想得到些什么就不得不失去些什么。

[实在是无奈啊～]



------当爱情轻敲肩膀时，连平日对诗情画意都不屑一顾的男人，都会变成诗人。

[原创：----当爱情抡起狼牙棒时， 甚至平日对诗情画意都不屑一顾的男人，都会变成痛苦得说不出话来的傻13。]

这几天很乱，这几天很懒，感到没有动力，没有趣味，没有压力，没有理由。
总是习惯于救火，而不是防患于未然。

觉得如果每天努力啊什么的虽然也好，但是我究竟是为什么而努力呢？为谁而努力呢？全然不知道，也不要紧。

但是生活节奏的缓慢让自己也觉得死水一潭，加快速度吧，却又没有目标。

也许，我不应该问什么； 也许，一切都只是因为我还活着，默默无闻的活着，为着周围的人也为着自己而活着且仅此而已，而这就是我每天默默无闻的生活的内容。不求闻达，也不求意义，只是为了让自己有事情干，如此而已。

----这样一想，也很好。去掉了浮华，not a fighter anymore, not a warrior anymore, not a sprinter anymore, but just a life-live-er who lives my life.

----那片在水中在小溪中随着水流漂啊漂的树叶觉得厌烦了，于是变成了一个男孩，一脚跨上了溪边岸上的草地。

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每天周六去Russel Square的食品小摊去帮忙，所以慈善店的事情改到每周二或者周三了，今天也去了。经理病了，不在。很闲，但是发生了一些有趣的事情。

我当时在整理书来着(Erica Roe)， 然后她就进来了，和她妈妈还有她妹妹一起，拖着一个小箱子和另一个中等大小的箱子，两箱子都是要捐的东西，而且里面什么都有：除了很多衣服外，就是书了， 几乎都是和芭蕾舞有关的书（看来她是学芭蕾的啊～），另外有一本Jamie Oliver的书。 然后还有很多body lotion和balm，heel plaster， heel cushion什么的。然后还有很多很多很多的小玩意，一个鼓(椰子壳做的皮！像Djembe, but without the sterm)， 一个蓝磁的shisha！等等等等。

最后才知道她叫‘Amanda Lambert’，西班牙裔的， 学芭蕾的， 要搬家了(到catfrod)，所以很多东西要捐了。

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记不起她的相貌了，但是记得她笑得很漂亮，带口音的英语很... ...特别。
我想，这也是美吧？一开始并不惊诧你的眼睛，但是很让你回味... ...Struck by her unpretending, open, innocent beauty.

----顺便买回了3本书，一本和中国有关的游记：《River Town》，一本某某某的半自传： 《Why Lawyers Should Eat Bananas》， 和另一本游记：《Without Reservations》。

不知道为什么，今天对游记很感兴趣。
上午帮了楼下的广州男还有他女朋友弄电脑。
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昨天周二什么也没干，干瞪眼发呆了，哦对了，帮了楼下珍姨弄email，吃了些叉烧包，蒸肠粉。去了tesco，买了disposable shavers。
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周一一切顺利
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周日干瞪眼发呆了
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周六去帮忙，车上听到一首很快的韩国rap(后来查到了是Outsider的《Alone》)。当天太阳很大，右手臂晒黑了；一如既往的把饺子炸黑了，总 体来说不忙，但最后卖出去很多芦荟汁（被三个印度女孩买的，哈哈21大瓶），日本人那边做Takoyaki的来了一个女孩子，市场中间来了一个英国的 做"Whole Roasted Hog"的，尝了一口，味道不错；哦，对了，还买了一盒 mozzarella& sun dried tomato&basil tortellini，6.5镑，蛮贵的，回家后煮了吃，觉得味道一般，不如国内馄饨好吃～
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周五由于某件事情刺激，胃口大开，到morrisons和m&s买了10多镑钱的零食吃。
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总的来说，这就是这几天的日子。(哦对了，这几天在看Lemony Snicket的《A Series of Unfortunate Events--The Wide Window》，很喜欢，google了一下这个人和这套书，连背景音乐也换成了《Scream and Run Away》了，呵呵。)

1, Carpet-Eating through all the curry houses in Brick Lane, London.
2, 去一次印度.(not just for their curry)

(未完待续)

So, today at Russel Square. arrived in the morning sunny chill of 9 o' clock, waited the belated booth set-up-er a little and then everything went back on track.

Our booth is at one of the corners of the slim rectangular court formed by the surrounding besieging banks, stores and supermarkets, Morrisons is just 5 metres left of us.

There we(me Ran and Maro) talked to a talkactive bloke, he's on the fruits&veggies booth on the right hand of us, selling fresh stuff(cobnut, corn on the cob, raspberry, beef tomato, bramley apple, and even free range egg!) straight out of farm, most of it, Kentish.

We had a some conversation with the booth on our left, an Italian delicatessen booth, over the electricity supply because there isn't enought electricity for both of us and I noticed that almost everyone else brought their own gas canister average the size of a small torpedo, and ours the size of just an air freshener.

But we made do with it, and with the help of our back-up manpower, The Chen's, and Miss Lei. With this much of staff we had more than one pair of free hands and thus, did a lot of free sampling and it real worked, although also I think the smell of the fried dumpling that we sold helped quite a lot as well.

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Almost 6 hour straight, during which I chatted a lot with other people, people from other booths, customers, securities and etc, and I had a particular chat with a man who's been working 40 years something and still is, working for Amnesty International( My Amnesty International T-shirt caught his eyes I guess), talked about recent incidents and stuff...

and during break time I strolled around curiously, inspecting, exploring all the booths around, all of them are food or snack booth, serving cuisine all around the world. The Italian's spinach and ricotta ravioli is really tasty, it's nothing like those sold in any of the supermarkets, yet to try their crouton with pesto though; in between ours and the fruits and veggies booth is the Japanese booth where they sell Takoyaki(fried octopus) and a cake booth(I tried their sampling, the lemon cake is grrreat!), behind ours is a Spanish booth selling spanish sea food rice, and right hand side, in the yonder you have the French with their cheeses and sausages; Morrocan booth selling wraps and couscous and Turkish booth selling sweets and Greek booth selling olivers in every dressing, sun dry tomato and all sorts of antipasti, and somewhere inside the court you have a burger booth and a fresh oyster/shrimp/mussel booth and a pasty booth, but some of them closed too early... ...

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Anyway, a very exciting day, looking forward to be there the next Saturday...

So it's still a friday since I am not sleeping yet.

Today, first checked my ICFN card and it is OK, good, what a relief.

Went to school and did my registration, tough, but through.

Went to Salvy and done my job, had yet another chat with Ruppy, great, met Hazel. Ellena laughed like a genius. Another singer to know : Donna Summer.

Went back, phoned F.Hu and W.Zhou, and then walked to Brick Lane! That is about 3.2 miles(5.15Km) and Oh My God, this was the first time I 've even been in Brick Lane and I never knew it was such an lively place and I never knew there are that many nice curry restaurants, the whole place smells exotic and mouth watering... ...I think I saw Rupert in one of the curry house but gotten a bit skeptical so didn't bother to check and had myself end up waiting outside the venue for sometime.

Met lots of people, new people, the porter for starter, and friends' friends, remembered only a few names though, Mick the bro,  Mr Tall(can't exactly remember his name, sorry) the Birthday boy, Lisa(cute) who I have kissed, on the cheek, twice, and Charlie the beautiful(for real!) and chatty, and of course Gemma the Diva of the night, with her powerful voice, and she's beautyful as well, Rupert you bastard!

(The band is called 'Denise and The DarkHeart', listen to them at : http://www.myspace.com/denisedarkheart  )

Went back home on foot again. I can't believe that I walked a total 10Km today. This must dragged down my weight a lot I think.

rang home, weak signal, gave up.
And tomorrow is Russell Square.