the secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do
Friday, August 03, 2007
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Saturday, July 28, 2007
i'm a hardcore fan of NFG (in case you don't know it's New Found Glory). the first time i know about them existing was when my ex gave me their cds. he dedicated a song called "dressed to kill" and i just laughed at his foolish act. so on the road home, i listened to the cd and instantly i fell in love with "my friends over you", "sonny", and "forget my name". but i didn't care about their whereabouts or even their names. so i kept the cd elsewhere, until few days before i graduated HS my ex gave me another cd. he thought i had already forgotten the song, but i still remember. on 2004 i saw NFg on TRL and i told my ex about their new song and their new album and he laughed at me beacuse he never though i'd still remember his fav band (he was amazed). love NFG
one day in 2004, i saw a lil bit of NFG's second single i don't wanna know. i was totally into that song..i had a crush back then and that song's definitely the anthem. though i was crushed by my crush, that song's definitely my fav of all their songs. i always love that video and the lyric, i was obsessed with the song. my sist hates NFG..though i know deep inside she sings to their song hehe. Thank God for NFG!
one day in 2006, i donwloaded NFg's songs coz i only have their stick and stones cd but it was in a poor condition coz it was kept carelessly (sorry!). and i listened to their latest single (on that time) which was it's not your fault and instantly it became my new anthem..because it pictured what happened to my sist at that time. i think since then i became officially NFG's biggest fan..heart NFG!
one day in 2007 (at some mall), i bought their coming home cd coz i couldn't find it elsewhere. and i was ecstatic even i still remember the shopkeeper might have thought i was another teenage girl who doesn't understand music. but when i paid the cd suddenly he tried to give the warm welcome (isn't a bit too late??). i love their new concept and i'm crazy for the songs in that album. heart NFG!
after boyzone, spice girls, limp bizkit, korn, slipknot, adema, etc..now it's NFG's turn to have all my attention! heart NFG
_lilmiss09_
Friday, July 27, 2007
1. Your 'ex' and You
= are just part of the miseries that happened in the past.
2. I am listening to
= head on collision by nfg
3. Maybe I should
= be more grateful for what i have and stop dwelling for what i'm not having, be wise and have more patience so i can be a better person
4. I love
= God, momdadsistbro and those who're loving me each and every second
6. I can't understand
= why, how what, and who
7. I have lost my respect for
= those who are careless and those who have hurt me along the way
8. I last ate
= tako2 and i'm damn full
9. The meaning of my display name is
= the greatest invention by me..a mix between me and my sist
10. God
= is the best, loving, the One who'll always love and care about me no matter what
IS YOUR/ARE YOU
01. is your hair wet?
: nope
02. is your cell phone right by you?
: it's with my mom
03. do you miss someone?
: yeah, badly =""(
04. are you tired?
: a lil bit..i get tired easily
05. are you wearing pajamas?
: yeah and i'm sleepy
06. Are you mad?
: yes, with circumstances, and chances..
though i can't question God but still i'm mad at myself
07. are you upset?
: yeah..but not that upset
01. recently done anything you regret?
: mebbe
02. ever lied?
: yeah definitely
03. ever stuck gum under a desk?
: yes..
04. ever kicked someone?
: hehe
05. ever tripped over your own feet?
: uh-huh i'm the master of falling down to the ground easily
TODAY HAVE YOU:
01. have you cursed?
: not today, actually i don't really curse that easily except for something extra foolish
02. have you gotten mad at someone?
: yupp
RANDOM-
Q: is there a person who is on your mind right now?
: yes somebody someone i miss badly
Q: do you want children?
: hopefully i'll be ready by then
Q: do you smile often?
: of course i'm the sunflower
Q: do you untie your shoes every timeyou take them off?
: i hvn't wear shoes in ages.i always wear flats or wedges
Q: do you like your handwriting?
: kinda
Q: are you a friendly person?
: not really..but hopefully i'm
Q: who's bed other than yours do yousleep in?
: only mine but usually i sleep at my parents bed too
Q: what color shirt are you wearing?
: red
Q: what were you doing at 7pm yesterday?
: eating
Q. I can't wait for...
: all of my wishes to come true..
_lilmiss09_
Wednesday, July 25, 2007

The former England captain is massive news over here in Los Angeles since moving across the Atlantic from Real Madrid and Stubbsy revealed that he is a big fan of what Beckham has achieved.
“All credit to him because he’s done everything really well since he came over here,” said the Blues defender.
“When Steve McClaren left him out of the England squad I think a lot of people thought that would be the end of him but for to come back after a lot of negative publicity, including being dropped by Real Madrid, is great credit on him.
“He’s had a massive resurgence in the last three or four months and he seems to be the type who thrives on people writing him off. A lot of players don’t have that in them but he’s proved all the doubters wrong and I really respect that.”
“I think there are two bits to him,” he said. “There’s David Beckham the footballer and David Beckham the personality. As a player, he has been top notch for fifteen years and he’s respected throughout the world.
“His lifestyle now is just the way it is and I think he’s used to it now whereas some players would hate all that. But he has adapted extremely well and he speaks fantastically well.
“He comes across as very humble and he seems to know where his roots are. I think him coming across here is a way of giving a bit back to football.”
i put all my strength to write this post. it isnt easy to let go my true feelings toward jk rowling last masterpiece. i am not trying to be too emotional but i have been reading HP for the last 7 years and knowing there wont be any HP in the future has made my heart numb. do you wanna laugh? i think this isnt the best for it. true, i feel sad and disappointed but i know theres always an ending for every story written.
and the entry goes like this...
finally, i finished reading HP7. despite my packed schedule i finally be able to finish it in less than 3 days, but it is still way too long from my desired time line. i was expecting 2 days only as i had done with the 5th book. anyway, on the 21st of july 07 the book released and as we all know die hard fans have anxiously been waiting this moment. WB have anounced that they received less amount of ticketing sales during weekend coz many people decided to lock themselves out for few days to finish reading the book. i dont mind though, coz i have watched the movie and dont think it isnt one of the best movie i ever watched. it may be due to the unseccessful story of itself. it isnt one of the best book ever written by her, not my favourite either. when i got home i quickly grabbed the book and isolate myself from other being. i wanted to finish reading the book as quickly as possible coz i couldnt wait to tell my view to my friends. however, after finished reading it i felt horrible and a lil sad coz knowing that there will be no HP books in the future no matter what i'll say. she ends it with so much dignity. she doest disappont me at all and hopefully, the rest of the world. stories and secrets are unravelled as we go along and i can promise you that this last serie will not make your day as grey as london weather. i am completely saisfied with the story and encourage others to read it as well, if you havent got one already. i will not review HP7 today, at least not just yet.
probably i will spend the next two days thinking how my days ahead will not be cherished by the excitement of the next HP books. my only hope is that WB will not disappoint the fans on how they visualize precious masterpiece like what they have done to the last movie (order of phoenix).
so the entry ends here...
Saturday, July 21, 2007
we'll be telling our views after finished reading the book......let the game begin.....
An exclusive bash this weekend to be hosted by Tom Cruise and Will Smith will welcome L.A.'s newest celebrity couple to town.
By Claudia Eller, Times Staff WriterJuly 19, 2007
Global soccer icon David Beckham has made it clear he wants to be a star on the field — not on the screen. Nonetheless, Hollywood is expected to be scrambling like a striker chasing the ball to get some face time Sunday night with the Brit-turned-Beverly Hills estate owner and his glamorous singer wife, Victoria.Two of Hollywood's biggest stars — Tom Cruise and Will Smith — are hosting a private, welcome-to-L.A. bash for the Beckhams at the Museum of Contemporary Art's Geffen Contemporary in downtown Los Angeles.The 600-person, invitation-only list includes Oprah Winfrey, George Clooney, Jim Carrey, Anjelica Huston, Steven Spielberg, David Geffen, producers Jerry Bruckheimer and Brian Grazer, Warner Bros. President Alan Horn and Universal Pictures chief Ron Meyer. Not invited inside: the paparazzi that have followed the Beckhams' every move here."This is the hardest party to get into," said one person with knowledge of the affair, "It's A-list only. And, no press.
"Beckham's name was up in lights before with the 2002 independent film "Bend It Like Beckham," but he was not a member of the cast (an airport sighting at the end was played by an actor). He did appear in file footage, and received a "special thanks" in the credits for lending his name to the title.Beckham's sold-out debut for the Los Angeles Galaxy is set for Saturday night, although a tender ankle could limit his play.However, he should be fit to party by 8:30 p.m. Sunday for what is expected to be the hottest ticket in town. While event planners are trying hard to keep all details under wraps, no doubt the next few days will bring some major last-minute dribbles from those hoping to attend.Invitations were sent out earlier this week.Cruise and his wife, actress Katie Holmes, who have befriended the Beckhams and are their neighbors in Beverly Hills, are said to have initiated the party. Smith's wife, actress Jada Pinkett Smith, helped Holmes pull the event together. To attend the affair, Cruise will fly in from Germany, where he just began shooting his latest film, the World War II drama "Valkyrie."The Hollywood coming-out bash caps more than a week of Beckham-mania sweeping Southern California, with TV ads proclaiming his arrival, a mob of photographers greeting him at the airport and more than 700 journalists attending a news conference Friday at Home Depot Center in Carson, the Galaxy's home field. On Monday, Creative Artists Agency, which represents Cruise, Smith, Holmes and the Beckhams, and other hosts including Galaxy owner Anschutz Entertainment Group held a reception for the celebrity couple at CAA's posh, new Century City headquarters. Most of the guests were sports industry figures.In a deal valued at a potential $250 million, Beckham signed a five-year contract with the team in January. Of that total, the soccer star will receive $6 million a year in salary. The rest will flow from endorsements from such advertisers as Adidas, Pepsi and Motorola.
Beckham's publicist, Glenn Lehrman of Rogers & Cowan, reiterated what his client recently stated publicly: "He really has no intentions in Hollywood. He came over here to play soccer and work with kids, his two big passions."The publicist added that Beckham had "no intentions to do TV shows or movies — it's just not his ambition. Ten years from now, he may change his mind, but I don't think so."Such talk won't discourage Hollywood agents, executives and filmmakers from hoping that someday the dashing, 32-year-old Brit might consider a life in show business after soccer.After all, they say, he's got what it takes to be a leading man."He's certainly handsome and has movie-star looks," said Bruckheimer, one of Hollywood's biggest producers. "He's a big enough celebrity that TV will love him and, if he can act, he'd be a major player in the movies."Bruckheimer, who's never met Beckham and will not attend Sunday's party due to a prior commitment, was invited by his pal Cruise, with whom he made the movies "Top Gun" and "Days of Thunder."But fans who want to see Beckham will have to settle for the small screen — in a commercial he shot in Madrid with former USC Trojan football player Reggie Bush, now with the New Orleans Saints.
this is totally insane. i know they are famous but welcome party? unbeliveable. what next? a parade? hope not. i just wanna see beck back on his daily training and weekly matches. unfortunately for me, MLS may not be aired in here and it looks like i'll be missing his actions for another year or so. unless, ESPN asia decides otherwise. anyway, good luck to him and his new team.
Friday, July 20, 2007



Wednesday, July 18, 2007
San Diego.com
July 14, 2007
CARSON – If there were any doubts about David Beckham's true value to the Los Angeles Galaxy and American soccer, they were answered in a matter of seconds after he was formally introduced as a member of the Major League Soccer club yesterday morning, before he so much as opened his mouth or swung his golden right foot.
With blue and yellow confetti erupting from cannons on either side of the stage, with a worldwide television audience watching live, with an estimated 3,000 fans and 500 journalists jammed into one corner of The Home Depot Center stadium, with a news helicopter pounding overhead, Beckham dramatically stood and made his first official act with the Galaxy:
Holding aloft the club's newly designed jersey with “BECKHAM” and No. 23 on the back.
Already, club officials claim, orders have been accepted for 250,000 jerseys (they cost $92.99 at the club's stadium store) since they went on sale Wednesday. And in case you weren't paying attention, Galaxy General Manager Alexi Lalas closed the half-hour ceremony by saying: “I want to remind you that the brand new Galaxy jersey and other Galaxy apparel are now available.”
About the only people who weren't at the lavish ceremony were Beckham's new teammates. In an almost surreal scene, they were on a back field at The Home Depot Center complex, holding a practice while the echoes from the stadium washed over them.
In a series of interviews with international journalists afterward, Beckham insisted he is here less to sell the sport than play it – that “my priority is the football, er, soccer” – although when he will actually step on the field is suddenly an uneasy topic. An exhibition next Saturday against English club Chelsea at the HDC has been billed as his grand debut, but Beckham and Galaxy management conceded that is not guaranteed given the uncertain status of the midfielder's left ankle.
It figures to be the first of several confrontations between marketing and matches, between the almighty dollar and the beautiful game, between the demands of an expectant public and the frailty of a 32-year-old body.
For weeks, ESPN has been promoting its live coverage of the Chelsea match that will have 19 cameras, including a “Beckham cam” trained exclusively on him. It is preceding the game with an hourlong documentary on Beckham's move to the States. And the HDC is nearly sold out with fans who, you presume, didn't pay up to $500 per ticket to see Ty Harden (annual salary: $30,000) play right back.
Beckham injured the ankle with the English national team in early June and it bothered him enough that he exited early from his final few matches with Real Madrid in the Spanish league. He has had the past month off and was spotted during a family vacation in the south of France cycling but, significantly, not running.
Beckham admitted he jogged on the ankle, or tried to, for the first time four days ago.
“It felt slightly unstable and there was a little bit of swelling,” he said.
He reports to Galaxy practice Monday, though he indicated he might not join regular training until midweek. A few days later, he'd be facing a hard-nosed Chelsea side that rates among the top teams in the world.
“The ankle is of concern,” Lalas said. “We don't want to sacrifice the long term by having him play in the short term. . . . The ankle is not 100 percent. This is not a robot. This is a human being.
“We're going to play it by ear and see how it goes.”
It was the only part of the day that wasn't meticulously orchestrated.
A few minutes before Beckham and league officials emerged from the HDC tunnel, Victoria, Beckham's pop-star wife, walked out gingerly in her 6-inch stiletto heels and posed for the legion of photographers, sticking one knee in front of the other and placing her left hand on the hip of her electric fuchsia dress.
The loudest cheers were for Beckham himself, decked out in a gray suit with a gray silk tie.
“I think soccer in America has a lot of potential,” he said. “It's just that something is missing to take it to another level, and I'm hoping I'm going to be part of that.”
The loudest boos were reserved for Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, the subject of a recent scandal involving an extramarital affair with a TV news reporter. When the boos subsided, someone yelled loud enough for everyone to hear: “Is your girlfriend covering this?”
Villaraigosa immediately launched into damage control by – you guessed it – slipping on a No. 23 Galaxy jersey and shrieking into the microphone: “Who loves Beckham?”
Boos magically turned to muted cheers.
Sitting not far from Villaraigosa was MLS Commissioner Don Garber, who later admitted the best part of Beckham's arrival is that he won't have to sit “next to people on planes so much who say M-S-L.”
But even Garber cautioned that Beckham, as mega a soccer star as they come, would not transform the sport by himself.
“My biggest fear is that people look into this too much,” Garber said. “It's still a sport that has a generation of development in front of it.”
And that's fine with Beckham, who has always fashioned himself as being just one of the guys in the locker room – never mind that he now lives in a $22 million, 13,000-square-foot mansion in Beverly Hills, or that he'll make $6.5 million per year while some of his Galaxy teammates make as little as $12,900.
“I've tried to live my life as normal as possible,” said Beckham, who noted that he drove himself to The Home Depot Center yesterday.
“I've tried to make my children's lives as normal as possible. After I do all this today with the people and the press, I'll go home and jump in the pool with my kids.”
i took this article from san diego.com which tells us a lil bit more bout the hype mr david beckham made during his presentation in front of 3000 fans and 500 journalists. im really glad americans didnt push him aside just bcoz hes more popular off the field. but im more concern with the outcome of his games in upcoming months. if lets say, LA Galaxy failed to win trophies, becks would definitely be the scapegoat. lets hope this is not the case.
1. what did you do last night before you slept?
* had the best laugh
2.what did u do this morning when you woke up?
* went to toilet
3. what song did you recently hear?
* here to stay
4. did you sleep in your room lastnight?
* of crz
5. what's your day like yesterday?
* gloomy, happy, tired, insecure, and missing someone
6.do you enjoy being alone?
* depends..
7.are you a daydreamer?
* abso..
8.where's your favorite place to daydream?
* anywhere
9.what was the last thing you drank?
* water
10.if you were a shirt, what color would you be?
* dunno..mebbe black or pink or even dark blue
11. describe a favorite moment.
*staring at someone..
12.describe your favorite weather?
*rainy days..it's quite scary but lovely at the same time
13.can you eat anything?
* not most of the things..food allergies etc
15.are you going to take a bath today?
* check.
16.who do u wish to spend the rest of your life with?
* around ppl who love and care about me (vice versa)
17. who do you adore?
* first and foremost God, nearly second my family
18. if you were alone in a cafe whatwill you be doing?
*listen to my ipod, read a book, sippin my iced caramel macchiato
19. would you rather be having a cup of tea or coffee?
* a cup of hot milo made by my mom
20.do you believe in wishing stars?
* i do believe God will listen to every wish even if it's only inside our heart
21.which do you believe the most, fairy or wishing star?
* God
22. do you like chocolate?
* yes since forever..though i only eat 'em when i crave 4 'em
signing off,
*missinguw*
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Tuesday, July 03, 2007

this is the most recent photo of becks in london attending princess diana bday celebration. the party was attended by many celebs and singers from both US and england. becks coming on stage introducing take that as the next act. it was mesmerizing moment for him as he took the stage and claimed a very stunning applause from the crowd. i almost thought he would become the next PM considering the huge applause. thank goodness we chose to stick to the end of the show, if not we would have missed his speech. unfortunately, i didnt get the chance to see joss stone on stage. but i gotta say, that the concert did make our day. i wanna say somethin more about the dear princess, unfortunately my time is short and the connection didnt seem to bless my pure intention...so be it. i could probably write a lil note in a memory of the late princess diana. may God bless her soul.....
Thursday, June 28, 2007

it was a difficult season for real madrid, nevertheless, la liga title is on their hands now. unfortunately, real BOD dont think capello is the right man to handle real madrid for another season. he made mistakes in the past and it is too late to be undone. but doesnt a team need consistency and stability in order to achive success. there are reports that bernd schuster to replace him for the next season. do we think hes the right person to coach a persistent team such as real madrid?. we do not know for sure. he has indeed achieved great success with getafe however not as great as juande ramos, sevilla coach. we do think hes the right man to head real madrid for years to come coz he has had all experience needed as a manager. but the decision isnt in our hands, so nothin much we can do. although we, the fans, strongly disagreed with BODs decision not to renew becks contract, we still have to bade goodbye to the famous star. i really gonna miss seeing him in real madrid coz he is the most prolific football player ive ever seen.
another devastating news came from arsenal camp. thierry henry finally agrees to sign 4 yr contract with barcelona. the news broke our heart and we nearly throw our jersey down to the drain. soon we realized that players come and go and nobody can say something for certain coz anything can happen in football. our hopes and prays go to arsene wenger in achieving more success with arsenal in more years to come. hopefully he'll find his desired players before transfer window closed this august. good luck to them......
Friday, April 06, 2007

the upcoming weeks will be fantastic, hopefully. its been a while since i came home and i feel estatic just to smell the poluted air. everyone may think its funny how i express myself in a bizzare way but when it comes to the word of home i feel like a banished princess from an unknown kingdom being welcomed as a goddess. only certain ppl would know how it feels to be somewhere foreign. as weak as i am, i learned so many things without being taught. sometimes lesson are tutored without a presence of lecturers. how it goes? not many can answer. these lessons give me the strength to walk pass by my own weaknesses. im always wondering how many times do i have to fall into the same hole to only realize that something doesnt exist stay as an impossible term. my emotions ruining my clear path to avoid any lunatic effort to conquer someones heart and soul and its killing me deeply. i am unconsciously falling even deeper. God gives me his mercy and sending a brigade of comrade to pull out of a black hole. as hard as they try to reach, without my hands they will not be able to see me in the sunlight. confused, i may or may not grasp their helping hands to clear out of trouble. i may decide to stay inside the gloomy hole and be drowned forever for the sake of my emotions. however, the sound of sanity knocking on my door and send me to the real cruel world. i slowly but hesitantly hold on to their strong and solid grasp hoist me onto ready-to-gallop unicorn. soon i'll be home. a lesson hard indeed but effectively pushing away bad thoughts. theres always someting for ppl to hold on to and by not giving hope we may all survive and find the right piece of puzzle to complete invisible parts.
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Tuesday, March 20, 2007
ive been reading james pattersons serials and wondering if i ever could turn my head off his masterpiece in the future. hes been brilliant all the way and no doubt he has scored #1 bestseller in many newspapers around US to this date. my first pattersons book was violets are blue and it completely blown me off. since birth i have been given a gift to read most of things. my mom says i read every billboards ever exist along the street since been thought how to read. amazing as it is, i do not hang around in bookstores for nothing. my mom always whining about books i buy. it is not that she discourages my passion in reading, most proabably she wishes me to spend my dime on somethin useful for young woman. i admit, i dont splash my cash on fashion items such apparels and accessories but i do love them, who doesnt?. but i do find myself drown and surrounded by books and novels as soon as i enter a bookstore. do i blame myself for it? i dont think i can. i can spend hours scanning, browsing and finally finding the right books to my taste. i am not afraid to 'touch' somethin new. pendragon is for example. i didnt notice it would be that good. although it could be a little childish since its aimed for young readers, but im not upset. i can be very patient and tolerable in terms of reading. however, theres one things i cannot overcome up till now, my anxiety reading romance novels. i read one book a very long time ago and i was pretty upset with the way things went. there are things that just dont fit into my mind. among others, i enjoy reading gone with the wind. cliche, some may say but it is a good love story although it was written decades ago i still find it creative. i dont condemn all romance novels are absurd and pointless, i must admit there are stories out there deserve the best. probably i need to look hard and be less prejudice and bias. i'll try to do that by the help of my friends who have alwasy been trying to push me into a romance section. all your efforts have been turned down pals, but who knows what comes next?................
resyhafabriStaz
Monday, March 19, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Thursday, March 15, 2007

hes always been a professional in whatever things hes doin and im sure thousands of fans in old trafford agree with me. he never said a thing against Man Utd and always praise his former team whenever he has a chance. he left MU bcoz of his manager misbehaviour 4 yrs ago and 2 days ago was the right time to patch things up. he will leave european football for good and the match was a perfect time for becks to say goodbye in old trafford. unfortunately, his knee injury prevented him to do so. nevertheless, red devils had the chance to listen what he had to say in his final appearance at old trafford.
Old Trafford witnessed a very public love-in on Tuesday as David Beckham and Sir Alex Ferguson seemingly buried the hatchet amid a multitude of compliments.
Ex-United star Beckham was in Manchester to watch his former club take on a Europe XI in a charity match and used the opportunity to lavish praise on the Scot.
"Everybody here knows you've got the best manager in the world at this club," Beckham said on the pitch at half time. "I just want to say that the time I spent at this club was the best time of my football career.
"I've waited four years to actually come back and say thank you to the fans and the people at this club."
Beckham, who started his career at United and was part of the treble-winning side in 1999 before moving on to Real Madrid, was well received by the 74,000 fans packed into Old Trafford who enjoyed a 4-3 home win over Marcelo Lippi's star-studded side.
"I'd expect he'd get a great reception," said Ferguson. "Even teams, when their managers have played for our club, always get a fantastic reception, quite rightly too."
Beckham's United career came to an abrupt end after falling out with Ferguson - who once famously kicked a boot in the midfielder's face in a fit of anger - but there seemed to be no grudges held as the fiery manager repayed Beckham's earlier platitudes.
"He had great years here. He came as a boy and all his formative years were spent here," Ferguson added.
"It was a great foundation here before he went on to Real Madrid. He was a great player."
Saturday, March 10, 2007

IN NOT SO GOOD MOOD......
its very funny how things work out themselves, not in a good way of course. first, football. seeing real madrid qualify to next round other than 16 group would be amazing, it didnt happen though. i was putting my hopes for arsenal although they have a slim chance to qualify but at least playing at home would be able to give arsenal a slight advantage. my hopes falling to pieces and hope no more to see both of the teams win somethin worth than gold. hurt, sad and disgraced by the way things unraveled, i quickly decided not to post anything in our blog. to add more salt to the wound, beck was declared not fit to play for another month. i'd love to see him play against barca this weekend and Man Utd on the 13th of march. ppl are eager to see him play once more in old trafford for the last time; this game will be considered as his final salute to his fans in england since real madrid has already lost to bayern munich there will be no chance seeing beck play against other teams in old trafford. our pain is getting deeper and heavier. i really wish things would have gone completely different, but who am i to decide?. i can only wish beckham would play again soon rather than later and bounce back from this madness coz its a round world.
i have aleady talked about my first pain and its time to reveal the second. goin all the way only to find nothing but a dead end. goin backwards always be a good option despite the setback. all around the world looking for dimes and gold but ashes are the only thing she can find. disappointed, she decides to leave her sadness behind and breakway to other direction. her efforts come to nothing as, again, empty spaces are all over the walls.
Sunday, March 04, 2007
but i know you know me better..
Thursday, March 01, 2007

The Copa del Rey quarter-final second leg between city rivals Real Betis and Sevilla was abandoned when Sevilla coach Juande Ramos was hit by an object thrown from the crowd.
Ramos was carried off the pitch unconscious on a stretcher shortly after Sevilla took the lead 1-0 on aggregate when striker Frederic Kanoute fired home 12 minutes into the second half.
Video footage showed the Sevilla coach had been hit on the head by a two-litre plastic bottle full of liquid thrown from the stands.
Betis medical staff said later that Ramos, who used to manage Betis, regained consciousness as he was put into an ambulance.
Sevilla medical staff said the 52-year-old would spent the night in hospital under observation.
The normal procedure in Spain when matches are called off is for the remaining minutes to be played at a later date.
Last season, the Cup quarter-final second leg between Valencia and Deportivo Coruna was abandoned after a linesman was cut on the head by a coin thrown from the crowd.
The remaining 46 minutes were played behind closed doors a week later.
The build-up to the Seville derby was dominated by arguments between the two clubs over whether or not Sevilla president Jose Maria del Nido would be allowed in the VIP box at Betis' Manuel Ruiz de Lopera stadium.
After mediation by the Andalucian regional government, Betis finally allowed Del Nido to attend the match although a number of fans threw objects at him as he took his seat.
There was further controversy because Betis had placed a bronze bust of Del Nido's arch-rival, Betis owner Manuel Ruiz de Lopera in a seat just behind the Sevilla president.
Spain's sports minister Jaime Lissavetzky said he would be calling for immediate action from the Spanish Football Federation.
"This was a shameful incident," Lissavetzky told Radio Marca.
"We will be calling an emergency meeting of the Anti-violence Commission and will ask the Spanish Football Federation to deal with this with maximum rigour.
"We must stop incidents such as this or those that happened recently in Italy occurring again."
courtesy of eurosport.com