Thirty Thumbs Up!

Lately, as you may notice that I have been keeping myself rather busy. I would even call myself greedy as "time" is so precious for me now that I would like to do as much as possible. In additional to some ad-hoc tasks that are jammed in during the day, e.g. someone would like me to talk to his/her relative who is recently diagnosed with cancer and he/she is not emotionally well. With my pleasure, I am more than happy to talk to them over the phone, or in some cases, even meet with them and sit and talk with them. To share with them what I have just experienced and what I think contributed to my recovery process, among which, positive attitude is ranked the top contributor.

It's about 11:20am this morning that the home phone rang and on the line was Mr Albert Tsui, the senior reporter of Sing Tao Daily. He read my Blogger and learned about my miraculous recovery and would like to do a follow up interview with me. We then set a time for 4:30pm this afternoon to conduct the interview in my home care unit. Albert is a gentleman. He speaks softly and remind me of a good colleague of mine back in Hong Kong. As you can see from below picture, he is a very kind person. The interview is stretched to 75 minutes while originally was meant for 45 minutes. Then, when I asked when the article will be published, keep in mind the time is almost at 6:00pm, he said he is returning to the office to do the writing and the article will be out tomorrow. Yes, tomorrow, i.e. 16th July, 2010. So Dear Readers, get a copy of Sing Tao Daily tomorrow.

As you notice it's our tradition to request our guests to post "thumbs up" for this Blogger. Another two thumbs up! Thank you Albert! (*You may also notice my new look as I have my haircut just last week while the smile remains the same!)

Twelve Thumbs Up!

The weather this morning, like in past three days, is so charming and blissful. It's a day good for anything. No matter what you are planning to do will only be enjoyable one way or another. For me, having an interview at home is a good idea. By 10:30am, Ms Maggie Li of Fairchild Radio FM96.1 (Mandarin) is with me at the Home Care Unit, together with Esther.

The interview started without us notice it. Maggie is very well prepared. We talk about everything in free style and then towards the end, the questions are more structured, like Q & A. The whole interview took about an hour to accomplish. It was a very relax and enjoyable process. It's more like talking to a good friend.

Maggie will need to do some editing that this interview will likely be aired next Tuesday (18th May, 2010) at 10:20pm. And it will last for about half an hour. If you are living in Vancouver, you may simply turn on the radio and listen. However, if you are living outside of Vancouver, you may consider to log on to the www.fm961.com and listen to it's LIVE broadcast.

Today, we have twelve thumbs up, and let's continue in this avenue and slowly we are going to get more and more thumbs up! Thank you Maggie, thank you colleagues and friends, thank you for everyone who supported this Blogger! Again, please also help spread the ideas!