Pictures Taken during the London Journey

Caption Brad Sailing in Sai Kung

Finally I got some the photos taken during my Aug 18th sailing journey with my brother Anthony, my colleague Wing and Wing's friend - Jacqueline.

The photos were the last batch taken with Jacqueline's camera before that was damaged during the journey ...

All of us were supposed to be in safety jacket but then my brother Anthony and I didn't feel good with that thing on our body and thus both of us threw that aside. Unlike the previous journey, this time we brought a bottle of sunblock spray with us and thus you see from the photo, I looked ok then and I'm ok now without any sunburn ... but obviously I need some exercise to make my "muscles" (if I may call them muscles") firmer (my friend Denis commented a week ago that I looked firmer lately. I doubt his standard though!).

Does this mirror reflect everything about Brad?

Brad @ Facebook

All of a sudden I spent quite some time in Facebook this week.

Some of you may know that I'm working on a new B2B platform at work. I'm surfing around on the Net to get more ideas ... I like this Facebook platform very much given its open nature - everybody can create small applications and then plug into the Facebook platform for anyone to use. In the Internet age, openness and flexibility are the keys to win.

BAD Guys

The very first photo of this combination - BAD (Brad + Alex + Denis) ... on the left is my old friend Denis (wondering how old this friendship is? 20+ years already!); the man in the middle is comrade Alex. [Photo taken with my Dopod phone]

From My Friends & I

HKTDC - Annual Dinner 2006

The old saying "Time Flies" is very true. I couldn't imagine that one year is such a short period of time. When I sat inside the annual dinner venue this year, I could still remember that I went to Central with some E-Commerce teammates to buy Kung Fu costume for last year's annual dinner.

This year, I didn't have much time to chat with others as I participated in a drama with some other TDC colleagues. We spent quite some time for rehearsal. The show went on pretty smooth but the only thing that might not be so good was timing. The show was staged in the middle of the dinner when most people were walking around to chic-chat and take photos. Not much attention was paid to the show actually. But I think the script-writer spent quite some time and efforts trying to take colleagues through the time-tunnel and let everybody sees again the major TDC activities / events in the past 40 years. I myself enjoyed playing a role in the show indeed.

This year is TDC's 40th anniversary. And the "time flies" thing applies again ... 'cos I've been with TDC for 8 full years ... there are quite some colleagues receiving long service awards this year ... I was a bit surprised to know that a colleague from London office was with TDC since day 1 40 years ago ... would I be with TDC in its 50th anniversary? What would happen in 10 years time? Where would I be? Who would I become? ...

See below the photos taken during the dinner ...

HKTDC Annual Dinner 2006