YesAsia

Well, I learn how to change the links on my blog today. Yesasia is a pretty good online store. It's not exactly the asian version of Amazon or ebay. The prices are a little high and their navigation system could be confusing sometimes but their services are great. They have a large selection of chinese, japanese, and korean videos and music and books and what-nots. All in all I enjoy shopping at Yesasia.com . If you're into chinese, japanese, or korean entertainment, I think you won't be disappointed to visit this site.

While we're on the subject of online shopping, I've reading the book "ebay for dummies". Yeah, I know, buying stuff on ebay is super easy but it's interesting how many people overlook some useful features offered by the good people at ebay. Although I enjoy reading this book, I can't say that I'm really into online auction. I know some people who keep themselves logged on all day and set ebay as their browser's home page. Now, if you're selling something, I understand that it's important to keep monitoring your item, but ebay all day? IMHO it's just too much.

Auckland in August 2004

These are some of the brothers I (daisy) met at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses after the Public Talk & Watchtower study. The two brothers in the center are two Japanese brothers visiting New Zealand. The brother on the far right is the brother responsible for the care of the literature department. (Sorry, forgot their names :p)

Auckland, New Zealand

A photo taken during the Public Talk at the Auckland Chinese Congregation.
daisy wong

A brand new day

So finally I'd decided that I should give blogging a try. It sounds pretty easy and since I've been playing with my digital camera a lot lately, I figured that I should have plenty to post on my blog. Well, let's see how long I can keep up with this new hobby. Aloha!