Are you interested in your friend facebook status?

Are you interested in your friend facebook status “I am cleaning the house”? I am not.

Are you interested in your friend facebook status “The men I love the most in the world” as a note to her family picture? I am not.

Are you interested in your friend facebook unbelievable status “sleeping”? I am not.

Are you interested in your friend facebook unclear status “…waiting for…”? I am not.

Are you interested in your friend facebook grateful status “thanks god for life”? I am not.

Are you interested in your friend facebook poetical status “love is about giving not taking”? I am not.

Are you interested in your friend facebook game status “He joined the mobwar ….”? I am not.

Are you interested in your friend facebook status “enjoy reading”? I am not. When we really (I mean “really”) enjoy our reading, we don’t have a chance to update our facebook.

Book Review of “Who Ordered This Truckload Of Dung? the 2nd”: Heart made by Teflon

Couple weeks ago I finished the Ajahn Brahm’s book Who Ordered This Truckload Of Dung?, the 2^nd. This is may be the most enlightening book I had ever read. The book is like the chicken-soup short story only that it is a Buddhist monk experience, known as Ajahn Brahm. One of the stories that stunned me is about anger. While modern psychology tells us to manage our anger, he simply said how not to be angry, two steps earlier before anger takes place.

Anger, the book said, takes us buried deeper. Being angry makes our feeling worse and sadder than the sad moment actually took. When we are angry it is like we shoot fireball to anyone who make us angry by our hand. Sometimes we got and hurt the target but sometimes not. One thing for sure, every time we shoot, the fireball hurt our hand.