Waking up from a short nap this afternoon, i felt extremely empty. I didn't feel like I was in the mood of enjoying and celebrating the coming long holliday. I am now even having this feeling. I don't know why sadness always calls my name while i don't deserve it.
Suddenly, i got that i usually want to come back to the time when i was working at my previous company. While I was working here, i never had negative thought like Ones i'm having now.at that time, i always cared about myself and people around. I used to have a desire of making them smile. I didnt use to worry much about what and how i could build up my future.
My life was actually great 3 months ago.
Right after i quit that job, i was so excited to take on things that might bring me better incomes and professional promotions. Although i have been able to eRn more than before, perhaps twice times more than the amount i use to get, i dont feel happy now.
I often worry about things like being jobless, not having money and health, being robbed or killed, and so on. I'm figuring it out why i dont feel happy and safe from today and hope i will soon get over this such terrible state.
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Monday, September 5, 2011
Canals – Special trait of Amsterdam
The easiest way to wander off or travel to and fro the city is canals. Throughout three different routes there is a canal-taxi service system allowing people to get to places easily and conveniently. Tourists can experience traveling
from point to point of the city by boats. There are a lot of bout tour service providers who are locals around Amsterdam. The use of canals in this beautiful city doesn’t stop as above but expands on events and parades. This city is famous for on-water events and festivities all year round.
Lastly, houseboats are easy to be found and seen as main housing of people living here. Many of them are for rent.
Gee, it’s interesting if your life is like a boat bobbing around on water. A really great experience we must try some time.
Information collected and rewritten by Tuanable
photo from http://travelpre.com
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Arequipa – The “White City”
photo source: wikitravel
In contrary to Nazca, Puno, and Cusco, Arequipa is one of the Spanish and mestizo culture, which were developed in Peru. No Inca artifacts or ruins are found in the city. It is a part of the so called “Southern Peru Tourist Corridor”.
The weather gets warmer in the winter than that in the summer. This city has another name – the “white city” because of its sillar buildings in the area. Sillar is a white stone which was quarried from the surrounding volcanoes: Misti, Chachani, and PichuPchu.
Embodying abundant indigenous and Spanish colonial cultures, with the 468-year history dating back to the very first day of foundation, cultural architecture (such as Catholic churches, some refurbished ancient houses as living museums) can be seen around the city center and some surrounding areas. It is a UNESCO Human Heritage site.
information is collected from various sources on the internet and rewritten by Tuanable
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Matrah - Oman
Matrah
Photograph by James L. Stanfield
Glittering crescent on the Gulf of Oman, Matrah beckons west of Muscat, the capital. Most places are now reachable by motor vehicle; as recently as 1970 the nation had only six miles [9.7 kilometers] of paved road.
—From “Oman,” May 1995, National Geographic magazine
(Source: Oman Photos – National Geographic)
More useful info: Oman Country Guide
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
The Lost City founded in 1911 in Peru
The Lost City re-uncovered in 1911 in Peru, South America A re-uncovered “Lost City” on one of Andean Mountains’ hills, about 80 km northwest of Cusco! With the Inca architecture, Machu Picchu owns magnificent and stunning mountains and nestles three main buildings: the Intihuatana,
the Temple of the Sun,
and the Room of the Three Windows
Photos up above may bring ones the feelings of age-old history of Incas in AD 1400. Mere something about this worth-a-visit place!
More info could be found right on the internet or Machu Picchu Travel Guide (I’ve found and see interested in) for your convenience.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
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