不知道應該是要開心還是怎樣... 第一次在美國看醫生:P

以前在電視劇或者電影裡都會看到美國人都會把瓶瓶罐罐的藥, 儲放在洗手間鏡子的後面.

一打開鏡子, 到處都可以看到一瓶一罐的藥, 而且, 就長得像上面照片裡的一樣.

Maybe it's just a part of my personality. I seldom think about the part of my life which I can share with my fellow toastmasters. (Pause) How about movies? I like watching movies.

My parents are the most wonderful couple I have ever known. They worked hard and did their best to support our family. While my brother and sister were both going to school, I was the one who had the most free time. Even though my parents were busy most of the time, they still managed to take me out sometimes. I still remember the first time my father took me to watch a movie in a theater in my home town - Hsinchu city, a small city in northern Taiwan . (Pause)

"We're sending you BACK to the future," (with a gesture) a line from the movie - Back to the future, 1985.

I was six years old and very excited. You can imagine a boy opening his mouth and yelling WOW~ (Pause) WOW~ (Pause) WOW~ (Pause) ... over and over in his mind. That boy definitely would not be able to sleep for a couple days. Although I didn't understand most of the lines in that movie, it made me believe one day we could travel back in time and cars could fly in the sky. It encouraged a six-year-old boy to imagine lots of impossible things and to daydream about his future. Thanks to my dad, the movie opened my eyes. I started looking at the world from a different point of view. Unfortunately, I almost never watched another movie in a theater with him because he was too busy, and also because (Pause) when I grew up I went to the movies with friends and my girl friend. Sorry, dad!

王永慶, 2008年辭世, 享年92歲.

在台灣, 沒有幾個人像他一樣有著這麼傳奇的背景, 相信有絕大多數的台灣人是景仰他的.

幾天前, 老爸轉寄一封內含王永慶的一席話的e-mail給全家, 讀了之後覺得很有道理, 也希望可以時時檢視自己, 帶了多少"火柴"在身上...