就是这张CD哈, 初回的，是我几年前仅花20元在新西宫淘的，现在可是绝版, 连通常盘都没见过初回就更别说了。淘宝上唯一的一张见本炒到300元,我想这卖家是显摆来的吧, 不过日本雅虎也卖得非常贵。上周我把自己的这张30元转让给一个很喜欢aiko的人了，应该说他也是感觉非常划算!至于为什么转让那是因为我染上行货癖了= =||见本全都不收了,虽然这张很好听。

转让出去之前我把歌和图片都拷了下来，路过的别错过哦~~

下载: http://www.91files.com/?10XPZ892XINS8MY71XQ7

我今天去寄几个包裹，其中有位朋友买了太多明星片，不得不找只箱子装起来，于是就用了特仑苏牛奶箱,结果邮局居然不让我寄,给的理由非常奇特,说这个会被拆坏的。我真觉得奇怪，既然牛皮纸不是更容易被拆坏么而且拆了还不能还原。..奥运啊奥晕.

最近有注册了一个笔友网站，有个韩国人加了我，于是就写EMAIL, 其实我的本意是找个英语国家的写纸质信.诶...我发现韩国人的英文不好。

贴一篇文章，更让我对这位美国小舔心的印象上一层楼了 SHE IS THE CUUUUUUUUUUTEST!!!!!

When the women’s gymnastics team competition was all but over, save China’s final turn on the floor – when American team captain Alicia Sacramone no longer had anything to distract her from the mistakes that had made a gold medal impossible, Shawn Johnson sat beside her.

In the battle of the world’s two best teams, China would win. The US, who had promised so much, would be silver medalists.

Sacramone looked as though she was on the edge of a cliff, holding back that inevitable moment when the disappointment in her falls on floor and beam would overwhelm her and plunge her headlong into tears.

But Johnson smiled that smile that comes so easily for her, and took Sacramone’s arm in hers, almost as if they were an old married couple on a park bench. For a moment, however briefly, Sacramone smiled, too.

No matter what Johnson does in two days’ time on the women’s all-around competition, I hope the world will remember that image – of a 16-year-old girl who is not only an extraordinary athlete, but also something altogether more profound and worthy of celebration: an uncommon human being.

“She is a very loving person,” says her coach, Liang Chow. “That shows in her gymnastics.”

To imagine that Johnson could ever blame her captain for preventing her from being the Michael Phelps of women’s gymnastics is not to understand who she is. Before today, it was by no means inconceivable that Johnson could have won four golds: in the team event, the all-around, and the floor and beam individual events.

But she knows, as does the entire team, that without Sacramone, they would not have won the world championship last year. After a shaky rotation on beam then, Sacramone gathered the team together – in a huddle as gymnasts often do – but this time, very clearly under her wing. On that day, the floor event was flawless and America was world champions.

Today, the result was different. Johnson was not.

“We love her no matter what,” she says.

These sorts of things are said every day at the Olympic Games. Often they are honest, sometimes they are not. With Johnson, there is no doubting.

Much has been made of the age of the Chinese gymnasts. We know Shawn Johnson is 16. But she is so much older than that, too.

At a pre-Olympics press gathering in Houston, she is one of the girls. There is chatter about her upcoming high school prom, and the dress she will wear. Yet there is something in her answers, something in the calmness so obviously apparent – either on the beam or in front of a microphone – that seems almost like wisdom.

Upon arriving in Beijing, she is asked her impressions. At the beginning of perhaps the greatest moment in her athletic life, her thoughts turn not to herself – to fear or excitement – but to her coach, who is from Beijing.

“It was really cool to be in Beijing airport and to hear him speak Chinese,” she says, beaming.

What she says next, she says with such earnestness it makes the heart melt: “It means I worked hard enough to get him back to his hometown.”

When Chow hears her say something like this, which she does often, his face softens, no longer the coach. In Houston, he needed a moment to compose himself. “When she says that, it makes me emotional,” he said. “She’s such a sweetheart.”

That she is even here in Beijing is a testament to her uniqueness. While many of her teammates have fathers and mothers as coaches, pushing them, she has parents that, at times, have sought to hold her back, not wanting their daughter to be warped by pressures that they cannot even imagine.

But there is an inner iron in their girl more often associated with swimmers and basketball players so muscle-bound that they could lift her like a barbell. “She is a very strong person, both physically and mentally,” says Chow.

And there is no doubting how she became so. At the first gymnastics press conference in Beijing, she explains what excites her about being here.

“It is great to be here with all these athletes who work so hard.”

She explains what it is like having Nastia Liukin, perhaps the world’s second-best gymnast and her top competition in the all-around, on the same team.

“It makes me motivated to go home and work ever harder.”

Chow explains how she behaves in practice.

“She just wants to get her work done – boom, boom, boom,” he laughs.

For other athletes, it could sound like something you might read on an inspirational framed picture: WORK ETHIC. Pat. Boilerplate. With Johnson, she is the picture itself, every automatic routine evidence of what hard work can accomplish.

There is something almost inconceivable in this – a 16 year old with such determination, all of it her own. And yet, alongside a hunger that most often seems linked to a chest-thumping, self-promoting bravado – that seems inextricable from it – there is the girl who sat beside her captain, speaking words of comfort and love in the moment when they were surely most desperately needed.

She was the mother, taking a loved one under her arm.

“She’s got a good little soul,” her mother, Teri, told Sports Illustrated.

No matter what her performance in the individual all-around Friday, perhaps nothing at these Games will be more precious than that one moment, when we all caught a glimpse of a young woman whose gifts stretch well beyond the world of sport.

另外一段:

"I gave my heart and soul out there today," Johnson said. "Nastia deserved the gold."

It was a great routine, no question. It just wasn't good enough for gold.

"I just knew that I had to give the routine of my life," Johnson said. "I was pretty far behind, but I couldn't control that. I gave a great meet today. That was probably my favorite moment, finishing on floor, because I knew I had given it my all and I couldn't change anything."

这是涂鸦。。。但是我决定今天起减少发片的数量了。因为我发现赚来的钱都被发明信片用掉了= =我还有好多CD要买（简直是越来越多。。。）。今天小狮子肚子上的明信片又积了一堆。我前天才刚发过一刀。有时候我也常想，发这么多片，干啥呢。以前我会把买家地址都列在一个LIST里，给他们发片，但是现在我都不发也不列了。。。因为本来的收发片都搞不完。本意也不是要寻求那种被片包围的感觉。若是一周能收到两三张好片，就够可以了。而且我现在更喜欢发片大于收片。似乎和这篇日志的命题矛盾了。

最近要收RIP SLYME和爆爆兰的几个东西。我还想要SONIC YOUTH的日版，不过看不到实物，实在不知道是不是高仿的。前天刚买的碟结果就不知道被我放在哪里了= =我记得是放在床上的。可就是找不到！晕

最近老是要跟新人解释“请把宝贝描述看完整，请拍下邮费”。然后逛到别人的铺子里看到他们把邮费都设置成快递9.9元, EMS 0.1元,我心想这个卖家要解释的话肯定比我还吃力。哎...

我正在努力地把别人送我的长篇小说看完。哎看了1个月了真是不好意思。打算今天解决掉剩下的200页. 天呐. 想看一些好电影.

再贴些收到的片:

ＳＴＡＣＩ的红色电话亭　邮人片　因为名字叫ＲＡＹ所以就发给我了，很喜欢。

这是ＰＥＮＧＵＩＮ，她发了好多在我店里买的片给我，这是tahoe lake, 我把它翻译成:太宏湖= =|| 貌似挺有人气的。我很喜欢这张，因为感觉很像冰淇淋: )

我的老主顾之一，发的我店里的华盛顿片~~帖了很多邮票，我记得我贴的最多的邮票是一次邮寄到日本，贴了5枚邮票。为了贴邮票可是动足了脑筋，最后终于腾出的写字和地址的空间。