So lazy I was that I stayed away almost for a month, from here, which I have to blame it on Weibo (a twitter-like microblog service provided by sina.com.cn) that I have been spending most of my time on. And certainly that’s not my only occupation I mean, I do something else, like managing diverse affairs in business and making music. I was silent here, but have been very active there, so check me out there and follow me JasonArikid if you do use Weibo a lot like I do.

There’s no word like “I’m OK” that could make my friends feel relieved. Thanks for all what you have done during my depression, without which I might have been torn up.

I have been working on music at an amazingly low speed. Though having heard too much voice like “Speed up Jason” or “You should have made two albums come out by now” or “What the f*** are you doing while we are waiting”, I have never thought of getting it done faster (saying this with a low bow). Anything can run beforehand but one’s experience and time is highly needed when experience comes and falls into my mind before I write something wonderful. It’s not a thing by request. I don’t live by making music, but making music lives by living itself.

Aside from music, I am also working as a competent manager. Getting busy is not terrible once I get myself busy rather than being made busy. The basic principle is I love what I’m doing in office and the eight (always plus) hours in office is the happiest time in a day. I can’t tell the shape of my life but I can tell you it’s very colorful.

In September I may well be as busy as I am. Part of my friends have labeled me a workaholic, and the only way to get rid of the label is to come out for a coffee or foot massage together now and then in the future. If I was a workaholic, I would be the greatest one among all drones.

“Every Breath You Take” – Lisa Ono