職場跟老闆溝通之程式解

職場溝通是件很重要的技能，不要老是嫌你的老闆是豬頭，其實99.9%是因為老闆沒聽懂你的話(或沒準備好想聽你講話)。今天跟同事切磋一下也就研究出一個方程式，發現職場溝通可以有程式解，把它背起來包準你人見人愛。

「老闆，關於"A"，因為考量最大限制"B"，所以初步跟甲、乙、丙商討後考慮了Ｎ個方案，第N(1)案是....；第N(2)案是....；第N(3)案... ，經M方考量後，個人覺得應該屬第N(x)案比較適當，但這樣可能會產生後果"R"。如果老闆你不反對的話，我會朝N(x)案方式來進行A，至於後果"R"，如果你還是覺得很Care，我想再跟丁、戊、己充分詢問意見後再向您報告。」

還沒結束喔~ 重點是，上面這一串話要在T分鐘內講完，T的常模值是3分鐘，但深信這跟你和老闆年薪差額值平方成反比，也就是如果我在鴻海，老闆恰好姓郭，那我套這個方程式連同換氣的時間大概只有5秒.

我們的領養計畫

其實~ 做好事還是不會太難~ 只要下定決心就好!! 透過短期寄養計畫來的寶寶在過去的半年中的確給了我們莫大的信心，所以我們已經在大陸新疆完成登記領養的手續。順利的話，半年內將會有個小胖妞正式成為我們家庭的一員。 接下來，我們得要考慮給他一個有意義的名字，其實，Rainbow早就想好 Ruth這個英文名，希望她未來能像聖經裡的"路得"，雖在患難中成長，仍擁有純潔的愛心與屬靈的信心。反觀，中文的部分就比較麻煩，因為現在大陸因為重複太多，已實施禁止登記單名，此外我們期望是要想個對她有意義的名字。 在經過一夜重拾四書五經下，得到2個結論，(PS.所以，奉勸小朋友還是要多念點四書五經，不然會叔叔一樣尷尬。) 彙整一下，有下面兩個結論。

王婼偲
王婼之

婼 ㄖㄨㄛˋ 是漢代西域的古國，也就是現在新疆的前身，簡單來說就是新疆的古地名。
偲ㄙ 源自論語"切切偲偲，怡怡如也，可謂士矣。朋友切切偲偲，兄弟怡怡"，是描述朋友彼此激勵鼓勵之意。

但是"婼偲"念起來有點饒舌，所以想到用婼之，"之"在康熙字典的解釋也有肯定、真誠、聯繫的意思~

關心的朋友可以到MaxRainbow Blog去投票表達一下喔~ <去投票>

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漢典
Baby Name

引導員該背起來的100句話

100句鼓勵人的話，雖然原始出處是為了讓父母鼓勵小孩，但我覺得用在引導員帶領團隊時可以用得上的話也很受用喔~

原文出處：父母親的一百句好話

◎ 了不起	◎ 太好了
◎ 做得好	◎ 你學得真快
◎ 極佳的表現	◎ 你辦得到的
◎ 繼續試試看	◎ 做得好極了
◎ 那就是了	◎ 好主意
◎ 好多了	◎ 恭喜你
◎ 真好啊	◎ 好可愛
◎ 好極了	◎ 你做對了
◎ 真是傑作	◎ 真令人驚訝
◎ 太奇妙了	◎ 進步真快
◎ 好優秀啊	◎ 那就對了
◎ 你很能幹	◎ 你做到了
◎ 很突出	◎ 你真懂事不少
◎ 很不錯呢	◎ 繼續保持
◎ 多美妙啊	◎ 我好愛你
◎ 這正適合你	◎ 就是那樣做
◎ 記性真好啊	◎ 妳還記得呢
◎ 哇:看你的了	◎ 你走對路了
◎ 我真以你為榮	◎ 你快要做到了
◎ 那實在太好了	◎ 我很喜歡那樣
◎ 真令人感激	◎ 你做得很順手嘛
◎ 你以前做到了	◎ 你真是小神童
◎ 好﹙豎起大姆指﹚	◎ 你想出好辦法了
◎ 你真是好幫手	◎ 你一定練習很久了
◎ 你做得漂亮極了	◎ 你真讓父母開心
◎ 進行得很順利嘛	◎ 真是個聰明的孩子
◎ 你真是可愛﹙美麗﹚	◎ 真高興你如此表現
◎ 我就知道你能做到	◎ 你今天做得好認真
◎ 你每天都有進步哦	◎ 那件事你做得真好
◎ 我很感激你的幫忙	◎ 你下次會做得更好
◎ 這才是我的好孩子	◎ 你沒有任何差錯嘛
◎ 這正是我說的好事	◎ 你正盡力地做好它
◎ 對了:就是這樣做	◎ 你這樣快就想出來了
◎ 你使它變得容易多了	◎ 沒有人是十全十美
◎ 你今天確實做得很好	◎ 你看你想出辦法來了
◎ 真是有史以來最好的	◎ 今天頭腦真是靈活啊
◎ 你幾乎像個大師一樣純熟啊	◎ 你真學到不少東西嘛
◎ 你已經有很好的開始了	◎ 今天做得比平常好
◎ 真是讓我感到快活啊	◎ 謝謝你啊
◎ 你幫得很對	◎ 這好像是你做得最好的一次
◎ 我想你己經有把握了	◎ 你今天做得比以前好呢
◎ 你真的不斷在進步呢	◎ 再試一次你就可以做到
◎ 現在你可以一路順風了	◎ 繼續做，你愈來愈進步了
◎ 我真高興有你這樣的孩子	◎ 你不會忘記你做得那樣好
◎ 你正進入很好的情況呢	◎ 我自己都沒有做得那樣好
◎ 你真像個美麗的小甜甜	◎ 那真是一件溫馨的事啊
◎ 你真是我的小王子﹙小公主﹚	◎ 啊:跟你在一起讓我覺得很快樂
◎ 你真讓我感動	◎ 我為妳今天做的工作感到驕傲
◎ 看到你做得那樣認真，使我覺得做媽 媽﹙爸爸﹚真愉快	◎ 看到你各方面的表現，使我覺得做媽 媽﹙爸爸﹚以你為榮

維持婚姻和諧也是防止地球環境惡化的一種方法!

聖經創世紀記載「那人獨居不好!」，所以造了女人幫助他。 現代社會越來越多的單身貴族的此時，似乎科學也證明了,一人獨居不好~ 所以維持婚姻和諧也是防止地球環境惡化的一種方法!

離婚有礙環保 數據會說話[中廣新聞網]

離婚率升高有礙環保？這兩件看來風馬牛不相及的事怎麼會扯到一塊去？

根據日前公布的一項研究顯示，全球離婚率上升的確對環境造成負面影響，降低能源和資源使用效率，也增加了公用事業開銷。

美國媒體報導，密西根州立大學研究人員進行一項研究顯示：「離婚通常讓配偶中的一方搬家組建新的家庭，因而增加了物力消耗和居住土地面積」，而且「跟已婚家庭相比，離異家庭每人平均能源使用效率也比較低」。

調查指出，２００５年，美國離異家庭比已婚家庭人均水電費用高出５６％，人均消耗資源比分居前提高多達６１％。

這項研究表明，「由於人均消耗量上升，離異家庭的個人可能也會產生更多的廢棄物、廢水，以及溫室氣體等廢氣，從而導致氣候變暖、生物多樣性下降等全球環境變化」。

Reference:
美國研究：離婚不環保[聯合新聞網]

很棒的MindMap的網路資源列表

很棒的MindMap的網路資源列表,包含免費的工具下載網址, 尤其近一年,Mindmap幫了我不少忙~ 只要習慣並把他內化成個人知識整理的方法後,真的不錯.

The Mindmapping Toolbox: 100+ Tools, Resources, and Tutorials

Sometimes the difference between a successful project and one that spirals out of control is getting all your thoughts and ideas laid out before you even get started. One of the best ways to do this is with mind maps, which act as a visual representation of all that stuff you’ve got floating around in your head. This kind of radiant thinking can be a great way to start out working on anything, from redecorating your house to landing a huge project, and there are loads of resources out there to make mind mapping even easier. Here’s a list of 100 tools, resources, blogs, articles and everything else you might need to get started making a road map of your mind.

Free Visualization Tools

Here’s a collection of tools that can help you get your thoughts in order without costing you a thing.

1. Bubbl.us: This easy to use online application allows users to collaborate online, embed and share mindmaps and make colorful printouts to pass around the office.
2. Cayra.net: This PC desktop app lets users visually represent any of their ideas, concepts and projects, making brainstorming fast and easy.
3. MindPlan.com: Add to the usefulness of your LotusNotes with this mind mapping program. You can also use it for project management doubling its usability.
4. Mindomo.com: Map your mind with this web-based tool which allows you to create, share and edit your mind maps without installing any software.
5. Cmap Tools: This tool from IHMC, a university affiliated research institute, gives users the ability to create, share and critique mind maps.
6. Compendium Institute: The Compendium Institute is a free and open forum for users to gain access to the Compendium methodology and tools which are designed to share ideas and help users make things together. Check out their free program for organizing projects and digital information.
7. RecallPlus: Give your learning potential a boost with this powerful online mapping tool. You can even install it on a flash drive, making it easy to take anywhere with you.
8. Debate Mapper: Have an argument you need to win? Get your thoughts in order with this free debate mapping utility.
9. Gliffy: Use Gliffy to draw and share colorful and image-laden diagrams and mind maps right online.
10. WiseMapping: This web-based mind mapping program allows users to share their mind maps with anyone over the Internet by importing, exporting and embedding them in a webpage.
11. Mind42: This free browser-based program allows users to create mind maps, make notes on individual nodes, add images, links and more.
12. Mapul: Spice up your mind maps with over 6,000 free images in Mapul. This web app comes in two levels of service, and requires Silverlight and Java, both of which you can download for free.
13. Bookvar: Make mind mapping easy and fun with Bookvar. Users can create full-color maps and add images and even chat with collaborators.
14. FreeMind: This popular Java-based mind mapping software makes it simple to create mindmaps that can be “folded” and integrated with web links.
15. Deep Mehta: DeepMehta is a “knowledge management” program to help users collaborate and network data. The program is open source and totally free to use.
16. WikkaWiki: Use wikis to map your thoughts with this program. It’s lightweight and PHP based to help you quickly and easily map anything you need.
17. MindMeister: Collaborate on mind maps with coworkers online using MindMeister. The basic level is free, but you can upgrade for a nominal fee to mapping utilities designed for groups and creatives.
18. Labyrinth: This lightweight mapping tool appears simple, but contains powerful tools, allowing users to create useful mind maps within their own browsers.
19. View Your Mind: This tool is great for creating and editing maps that truly visually represent your thoughts and ideas.
20. MindRaider: MindRaider is a Semantic Web outliner, meaning it makes it easy to create maps and outlines of information found on the web, your hard drive, social relationships and more.

Pay and Subscription Visualization Tools

If you need more powerful tools or abilities that free programs just don’t offer, try out these tools instead.

21. Aibase: Aibase is a comprehensive knowledge builder, brainstorming and learning assistance program. As a bonus you’ll also get tools to create vector drawings, tables and images as well.
22. MindMapper: This Windows program can help you integrate with Microsoft Office to create a wide variety of styles and looks for you mind maps.
23. MindVisualizer: Get started thinking visually with this simple mapping tool. You can draw images, create GTD lists, customize the look and even get spell checking.
24. MindJet: Whether your mind mapping for education, business, or just yourself, this tool can give your maps a little zing. Partnered with Microsoft, this tool can also be integrated right into your existing desktop.
25. MindGenius: Keep track of what you want to get accomplished using MindGenius. You’ll find versions of the program catered specifically to businesses and business owners.
26. iMindMap: This well known cross-platform program from mind mapping guru Tony Buzan attempts to use the brain itself to make mind maps by embracing a non-linear thought process.
27. MindCad: Don’t make mind mapping harder than it has to be. Work with your natural thought processes using MindCad for the Mac. Features include linking to web pages and documents, annotations, and more.
28. i2Brain: Visual people will benefit from using i2Brain. This program allows users to create “dimensional” mind maps to distinguish status and importance.
29. HeadCase Mind Mapping: Stimulate your brain with this mapping program that relies heavily on images to help you map what you’re thinking.
30. Spark-Space: This versatile program comes in both business and education versions as well as several different languages.
31. TheBrain: Businesses can use software from TheBrain to provide better customer care, manage projects, collaborate on mind maps, and even help with IT management.
32. Gyronix: This program works with MindJet to give it even more functionality, especially for group use.
33. TopicScape 3D: Create mind maps in 3D with this program that can help you better understand and organize your information.
34. Inspiration: Designed primarily for students, this mapping program can also be useful for business owners wanting to create visual representations of data.
35. Nova Mind: Who says a mind map should only be functional? Use Nova Mind to create maps that are not only useful, but aesthetically pleasing as well.

Tutorials and How-Tos

Mind mapping isn’t complicated, but it can be a little intimidating if you’re new at it. Check out these guides to get some of the basics.

36. 10 Tips for Highly Effective Mindmapping Sessions: Want to make the most of the time you spend mindmapping? Then check out this article to find suggestions for staying focused and what to include.
37. Using Mind Maps for Creativity, Note-Taking and Productivity: Mind maps are useful for a lot of different things, and this article gives some guidance and suggestions on the best ways to use them.
38. How-to Mind Map: Beginners to mind mapping will find this basic how-to helpful in getting started.
39. Blackbelt Mind Map Training: Get professional training and become a mind map master with this company’s site.
40. MindMap Training: Here you’ll find professional training solutions to help you learn to manage your information through mind maps.
41. How to Make a Mind Map: Find detailed instructions as well as an example on this site that can help you get a head start on creating masterful mind maps.
42. Note Taking: A Beginner’s Guide to Mind Mapping Meetings: Have you ever gone to a meeting, taken notes, and then later discovered you don’t quite understand how one point leads to another? Try using a mind map at your next meeting instead, and this guide can get you started.
43. What is Mind Mapping? (and How to Get Started Immediately): This site provides a basic tutorial about mind mapping as well as several colorful examples.
44. How to Use MindMapping in Setting Goals and Managing Time: GTD gurus will appreciate this article on how you can use mindmapping to improve your productivity.
45. Mind Mapping: An Easy Beginning Tutorial: Don’t know a thing about mind mapping? This simple step-by-step will help you get started drawing your way to clearer thoughts and ideas.
46. How To Use Mind Maps To Teach Difficult Grammar Points: Read this article to find out how you can use mind maps to teach and represent just about anything. Grammar may not directly apply to your business, but it can help you think of new an inventive ways to use mind maps.

Resources

Get loads of information on mind mapping with these useful resources.

47. MindMapping.org: Find all the information you ever needed to know about mind mapping at this website and learn all about the software that is out there to help you make the best mind maps.
48. MindMappingStrategies: Learn all about various ways you can use mind maps, like strategic planning, project management, event planning and more with this site.
49. iMindMap: Here you’ll not only find the previously mentioned software for mind mapping, but news, tutorials, videos and educational tools about mind maps as well.
50. About Mind Mapping: Here you’ll find an introduction to mind mapping as well as links to resources and software on the subject.
51. Innovation Tools: Innovation Tools has put together a resource center for mind mapping with links to information, articles and training.
52. Mindtools: This article from Mindtools goes through the basics of mapping, as well as an offering of tips on how to improve your mind maps.
53. JCU Study Skills: Even if you’re no longer a student, you will find this guide from JCU helpful. Learn about mind mapping, how to read maps, and how to map writing and speeches.
54. Illumine Training: Illumine Training is a company that helps businesses train employees on how to mind map. Their site is full of free resources, however, that anyone can take advantage of.
55. List of Mind Mapping Software: This list on Wikipedia offers a guide to all of the mind mapping software out there.
56. The Graphic Organizer: This website is dedicated to resources that help users to organize and use information visually.
57. Mind Map Template: If you’re the hands on type, print out this template and start building your mind map around it.
58. Mind Mapping Examples: There are tons of ways to make a mind map, but if you’re looking for guidance, check out this site loaded with examples.
59. Mind Mapping on Wikipedia: Get the basics straight about mind mapping with this informative Wikipedia article.
60. MindMap Search: If you need more information or resources on mind mapping, check out this site. It brings together the best websites and articles about mind mapping on the Web.

Articles

Keep up with the goings on in the mind mapping world wby using these educational articles.

61. Mind Mapping for Project Management: This article from Innovation Tools can give you some insight into how you can better use mind mapping to manage your next big project.
62. Mind Mapping at 43 Folders: This post and its accompanying comments can give you some great ideas on where to begin with mind mapping.
63. Mind Mapping on the iPhone: You knew the iPhone was cool, but it just got cooler. Learn to take your mind mapping capabilities with you everywhere you go.
64. Helping Children Learn with Mind Mapping: Mind maps aren’t just great for helping children learn; they can also be used to teach employees, clients or even yourself. Check out this article to get some tips.
65. Three web-based mind mapping tools reviewed: Not sure what program to go with when it comes to mind mapping software? This article examines three of the most popular and gives useful advice.
66. Comparison of mind mapping applications: Here you’ll find more reviews of top mind mapping software applications.
67. Mind Mapping in 8 Easy Steps: This quick-start guide to mind mapping from Innovation Networks will have you creating great mind maps in no time.
68. Guerilla Marketing with Mind Maps: Didn’t think mind maps had anything to do with marketing? They can help greatly, and this article will show you how you can use them in your next campaign.
69. Mind Mapping for Web Instruction and Learning: The internet is an incredibly useful tool for learning just about anything. Check out this article to see how you can use mind maps to increase this learning potential whether for employees or customers.

Videos

These videos can help you learn about the brain, mind mapping, or even how it can help your business.

70. Vilayanur Ramachandran: A journey to the center of your mind: Behavioral neurologist Vilayanur Ramachandran talks about how the mind, phonemes and visual data all work together, just like in mind maps.
71. Tony Buzan on Mind Mapping: One of the most well-known advocates of mind mapping, Tony Buzan, discusses how to tap into your internal mental power in this video.
72. How to Draw a Mind Map: Get a visual lesson on drawing mind maps with this short but informative video.
73. Mind Mapping for Your Business: While not the most exciting, this video will give you some helpful information on how you can and should use mind mapping in your day to day business operations.
74. Mind Mapping by Stephen Pierce: Stephen Pierce is a business optimization specialist, and in this video he discusses how mind mapping can be used to your business’ advantage.
75. Thirty Day Challenge: Mind Mapping: This video is about how you can, in 30 days, use mind mapping to improve your business or personal productivity. The author of the video shows his personal maps.

Blogs

Get some advice and information from other mind mappers out there with these blogs.

76. Effective Ways to Mindmap Blog: Get some simple tips on improving your mind mapping with this blog.
77. Activity Owner: This blog was created to share information and experiences with using Gyronix, GTD, MindManager, and Mindjet.
78. Eric Blue’s Blog: Blogger Eric Blue shares his thoughts and opinions on productivity, mind mapping, creativity, visualizations and more.
79. MindMapping Blog: Like the name suggests, this blog is full of posts about mind mapping, primarily focusing on software and web applications.
80. Erik Mack Online: Eric Mack’s blog contains all kinds of posts on productivity, planning, getting things done, and of course, mind mapping.
81. Idea Mapping: Jamie Nast, author of Idea Mapping, shares her thoughts on mind mapping in this blog.
82. Beyond Mind Mapping: Want to learn how to get the most out of your mind mapping software? Then check out this blog focusing on Mind Manager and Gyronix.
83. Mind Mapping Software Blog: This blog is dedicated to providing businesspeople with all the information and resources they need to find the best mind mapping software for their business.
84. The Mindjet Blog: Keep up with the latest in mind mapping and software updates with this blog from the makers of MindJet.
85. The Underlying Blog: Kyle McFarlin, a visual strategy expert, uses his blog to write about mind mapping and whatever else comes to mind.
86. MindMapping 2.0: This blog discusses how and where mind mapping and web 2.0 meet, as the blogger works on his own mind mapping software.
87. Peace of Mind: Blogger Steve Rothwell gives his two cents on everything mind mapping, including applications and examples.
88. My Mind Guide: Here, you’ll find tons of useful links and informative articles on how you can find and use the best mind mapping technology out there.
89. For People Who Love Ideas: This blog focuses on topics that concern ideas and how to organize and make the most of them.
90. Innovation Weblog: This blog from Innovation Tools has articles on the newest innovations in brainstorming and productivity software.

Books and eBooks

Check these books out at your local library or give them a read online to learn about some great techniques to improve your mind mapping experience.

91. The Mind Map Book: How to Use Radiant Thinking to Maximize Your Brain’s Unlimited Potential: This book by well-known mind mappers Tony and Barry Buzan is the mind mapper’s ultimate guide to learning how to make the most out of a simple map.
92. Mapping Inner Space: Learning and Teaching Visual Mapping: Written by Nancy Marqulies and Nusa Maal, this book addresses a number of issues on how you can teach and learn how to take notes visually.
93. Use Both Sides of Your Brain: New Mind-Mapping Techniques, Third Edition: Tony Buzan uses more recent information about the brain to create step-by-step guides that show you how to take advantage of how your mind works to get more done.
94. Idea Mapping: How to Access Your Hidden Brain Power, Learn Faster, Remember More, and Achieve Success in Business: This book by Jamie Nast is designed to show business owners and entrepreneurs how to use mind mapping to be more successful in business and in life.
95. Mind Mapping: How to Liberate Your Natural Genius: Written by Michael Gelb, this book discusses how you can make mind maps that are uniquely yours and help you to be more productive.
96. Power Tips for Mind Mapping Software: This ebook promises to give you the information to allow you to make the most of mind mapping software. It includes chapters on strategies, interviews, case histories and even a section about asking the experts.
97. How to Select the Right Mind Mapping Software: No doubt about it, with the proliferation of software out there, choosing just one can be a challenging task. Get some advice on choosing the right software the first time around with this ebook.
98. Mind Mapping Power Pack: This ebook claims to help you to create better and more powerful mind maps.
99. Mapping the Mind: This Google book discusses the idea of the mind as “domain specific” challenging the old view that the brain processes all tasks in the same manner. Learn a little bit about how the mind is organized and you can better see how mind mapping can be a highly effective way of tapping into it.
100. Rapid Problem Solving with Post-It Notes: This book by David Straker shows how you can organize your thoughts into mind maps using only Post-It notes.

再見! 皇朝

好朋友阿盛的"皇朝泰食"暫時停業了~ 說是暫時,大家也都心知肚明. "經營"不比打打電腦遊戲, 的確是件不簡單的事. 昨晚很榮幸被邀請擔認他們最後一批的客人(用榮幸這個形容詞是有點感傷,但是真的很感激與阿盛的友誼). 皇朝的結束,對我和Rainbow,可能需要一段不短的時間適應沒有"超厚蝦餅" 的日子~

阿盛其實做了個正確且勇敢的決定, 在附近SOGO頂好商圈,商店流動率本來就大,但是仔細觀察,不難發現客人常爆滿的不是高檔價位的Neo19, TGI.Fridays,SOGO美食街..etc.就是在這些店旁轉角巷裡的一排排LBT (路邊攤). 這不就是大前研一的M型社會再一例證?
這樣說來或許對常到皇朝報到的我來說,還是可以很"阿Q"地鼓勵自己: 或許我們仍是這社會中持續堅持的那一小群人~

阿盛是勇敢的~ 期待他整理再出發. 在這之前他可能要先決擇下次得要M到哪一邊.

再見!皇朝

這年頭，做好事比做壞事還難?!

東森新聞指出「棄嬰事件一天三起」，看了心頭真是無比難過，難過的不僅是社會淪落如此，更令我們難過的是現行社會官僚的福利制度讓我們"不能做什麼!"。想起，早在我和Rainbow參加家扶基金會寄養計畫前曾諮詢另一個某大兒童福利機構，向其表示願意登記收養的意願，但該機構因為Rainbow身分為非"中華民國"國籍而以家庭不夠穩定為由婉拒我們，但隨後又指出，依我們的身分情況可以安排特殊案例(身心障礙、罕見疾病)。 這是啥邏輯? 既然嫌我們不夠穩定，為什麼還要依照身分做特殊安排? 我們雖非貴非富，但好歹還有信心擁有多一點的愛心。 難到，這年頭，做好事比做壞事還難?!

Reference:
參加寄養家庭計畫有感
Rainbow 對擔任「寄養家庭」的感想
寄養寶寶準備回家了~

34 歲完成一件17歲沒做的事

標題下的很聳動~ 其實只是為了呼應好朋友小朱寫的「我，35歲!」，算一算，小朱算是高我ㄧ屆的"學長"，所以這樣我也算34囉~

34歲的上週末，和Rainbow跟另一群好朋友(恆豪夫婦、子文夫婦...etc)去參加廣播金鐘晚會，為的幫娃娃(金智娟)加油、鼓掌加尖叫~ 一伙人拿著大海報蹲在星光大道旁呆等，只為了等娃娃進場時尖叫! 不蓋你，我們這群"阿叔級"的歌迷，聲音跟熱情絕不輸在旁的Teens~ 不過，尖叫的同時，心理也不禁自豪： 最起碼在「34 歲完成一件17歲沒做過的事~」。回想起 17,18歲的我，或許身在資訊不發達的南部，也或許生命還不懂什麼是熱情，也或許是代溝，跟現在所謂所感受到的青少年完全不搭嘎。而這次會有這樣的壯舉，完全是因為"Friendship"，如同上一回說的，也若沒有他們Yen與WaWa夫妻倆，各位就看不到這個Blog啦!(詳情請參閱此篇) 。

美好的結局總是讓人再三回味，沒浪費我們聲嘶力竭的加油聲，WaWa順利拿下今年(第42屆)廣播金鐘獎流行音樂主持人獎~ 這一晚，不僅感到與有榮焉，也讓我短暫忘了我已是個34歲的阿叔!

Reference:
韓斯的部落格「我，35歲!」
Max&Rainbow 「娃娃」金智娟悄悄創業了~
Yahoo新聞：廣播金鐘 金智娟等獲流行音樂節目主持人獎