In Front of the Stop Sign

It’s been a while since my last posting. Not that I am getting lazy (may be I am, or may be I’m not working hard enough). Part of the reason could be found in the local newspaper (Sxxx Txx Daily) dated July 30th and Aug 1st editions - I was busy with my High School World Conference and was being buried by the intensive four-day long activities, especially those preparation work before the event. As the lead of the pack, I am committed to give my 110% to proof that we are “something more”. Finally it was over and I managed to escape to Napa for a few days – to unwind myself and to really think about who I am and where am I suppose to go.

To some people (audiences), Ching Sheung is an invisible “figure” who only exist in cyber space; has an habit to hop on other blog writer’s homepage and give opinions without their permission. Nobody knows whether is a “he” or “she”, how old he is, what does he looks like and where is he coming from.

All I can say is, Ching Sheung is a down to earth person, just like other people, he needs to make a living by working around the clock; he came from a congested city and moved to another congested city (stupid); he sees things slightly different from the others and could be classified as “crazy” sometimes. He believes that making one step ahead of the others (or see beyond) is the key to success. That’s why he “aged” faster than the others.

He used to be a workaholic but now he likes to balance his life between work and joy, that’s why he picked up wine and golf as the tools for self-mentoring. He understands that life long journey is not an easy trip and be prepared to walk alone, quietly. He is also willing to show other people his footprints, no matter whether they are on the right tracks or not. As long as nobody makes the same stupid mistakes again. That's what experience is all about.

Ching Sheung, like his name implies:
– has been invited to serve as a “part-timer” here, he may not last for long;
– had some unforgettable experience in the past that hurts; and there is a reason for him to hold back.
– in Mandarin, it sounds like “成雙” (I wish);
– He always try to make him available for people to ask questions;
– He may hurt others too, accidentally.

Ching Sheung, is just human, a small potato with a hard hat, or a messenger with a keyboard, who knows nothing but repair roads and bridges, to close the gaps between human beings.. There is an old Chinese saying: “those who kill and rob will get a golden belt; those who repair roads and bridges will die as nobody.” Definitely I don't belong to the 1st group, I'm broke!