Last night I went to watch a opera, Dialogues of the Carmelites. My friend Laura looked stunning on the stage. I'm really pleased that I had an oppourtunity to see her performance, and had enjoyed it myself.
On the last weekend I had a great time in Ilkley with S. The weather was wonderful, and it felt like that I was back to the time when I was 18. Sometimes you do wonder how time passes so quickly, like things have never happened. It's not just a cliche of bourgeois life. It real is how I feel now.
It was on the third night when we were watching cracker. Suddenly he shouted. What's wrong? I said. Michael Jackson is dead, said S. "What"! Then I sat up to watch the news. It was a night when the sky was clear. Stars shining bright. Michael Jacoson was our shining star. Although I was never a big fan of him, he was part of my childhood/adolescent memories. When I was 12, ohh yes it was the glory 1980s, Madonna and Michael Jackson were both global stars. It was 1989 when I bought my very first Madonna's album Like a Prayer (cassette tape). It was their heyday. Wherever I went, I always could hear their hit songs. And then it came the June 1989 when the Tiananmen Massacre took place. For some reason, I always remember that summer. It feels so strange when this summer, and inexplicably it's June again, when I heard the news that Michael Jackson has died.
The whole world lamented the death of Michael Jackson. Only a little paid attention to the tragedy of the pop star's life. The world is changed. The world will never be the same.
I was so lost whe I first heard the news of the death of Michael Jackson. It was a mixed feelings of laments and shocks. Goodbye Michael. In heaven, you will never suffer from the misunderstandings. You will be smiling and finally see the world in peace and joyfulness.
All the 20 years have gone so fast like it was just a dream, but some people will always be the shining stars on our minds.
On the last weekend I had a great time in Ilkley with S. The weather was wonderful, and it felt like that I was back to the time when I was 18. Sometimes you do wonder how time passes so quickly, like things have never happened. It's not just a cliche of bourgeois life. It real is how I feel now.
It was on the third night when we were watching cracker. Suddenly he shouted. What's wrong? I said. Michael Jackson is dead, said S. "What"! Then I sat up to watch the news. It was a night when the sky was clear. Stars shining bright. Michael Jacoson was our shining star. Although I was never a big fan of him, he was part of my childhood/adolescent memories. When I was 12, ohh yes it was the glory 1980s, Madonna and Michael Jackson were both global stars. It was 1989 when I bought my very first Madonna's album Like a Prayer (cassette tape). It was their heyday. Wherever I went, I always could hear their hit songs. And then it came the June 1989 when the Tiananmen Massacre took place. For some reason, I always remember that summer. It feels so strange when this summer, and inexplicably it's June again, when I heard the news that Michael Jackson has died.
The whole world lamented the death of Michael Jackson. Only a little paid attention to the tragedy of the pop star's life. The world is changed. The world will never be the same.
I was so lost whe I first heard the news of the death of Michael Jackson. It was a mixed feelings of laments and shocks. Goodbye Michael. In heaven, you will never suffer from the misunderstandings. You will be smiling and finally see the world in peace and joyfulness.
All the 20 years have gone so fast like it was just a dream, but some people will always be the shining stars on our minds.
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