http://hotword.dictionary.com/z/
This is an intriguing find. I skimmed my read but it's interesting anyway.

I decided to sum up an conglomeration of my cognitions simply using a quote acquired and stored in my mind from:

The quote is:

"Man's ego is the fountainhead of human progress"

That is all.

P.S. http://www.youtube.com/user/SparklyTwinklyShiny?feature=mhee#p/f/10/GKzjRrjViek
It sounds like it's drizzling at the opening of the song. I like it. And then at 2:39 the piano is lovely, later joined by strings.

I'm on a very tight schedule so squeezing out blogging time to share it with you so I am constantly reminded of it no matter where I go.
1. SCIENCE
2. ENGLISH
3. MATH
4. VIOLIN
5. SENSE AND SENSIBILITY

It takes a lot of my will power to not go and eat another slice of cheesecake or oatmeal cookie.

桂林山水甲天下，陽朔山水甲桂林。

Feeling a mediocre contentment at the moment.
I'm back in Hong Kong after two weeks in beautiful
Yang Shuo -- it's the greenest place I've settled in so far!

Staying in a place like that, with abundant effusions
of fresh air and thrive of trees and patty fields, is
quite remarkable. It detached us from the municipal
life of hustle and bustle Hong Kong and produced
for us a cultural, rural and healthier way of living for
a good two weeks. Away from computers and the
developed technology we were used to, it was tough
at first but day after day, walk after walk, the lush
verdure and karst mountains of Yang Shuo captured
my heart and before I knew it, my eyes would be
peering out of the windows during every bus ride
and journey.

Yang Shuo is a beautiful place; it was a lovely and
enlightening trip.

Worrying about the usuals now I'm back -- school
work.

I have to settle my reading list.

Worried about my English essay -- priority list
on essays.

I love my music -- Chilling out to Broken Bells
at the moment.

Night, lovelies.

Guess who's back blogging and reading Sense and Sensibility and leaving right after this post to wrap up violin and on Sunday to Yang Shuo...