Sunday morning is a time where the whole place is quiet. People sleeping in on their day of rest. No cars on the street meaning no traffic, meaning no blaring horns that the trigger-happy Taobaolanders are so fond of. Factories are done for the week and so are the construction going on in the neighbourhood.
So anyway, I decided to whip up something from the kitchen for a kick-back style breakfast. Egg tuna mayo on toast and a couple of half-boiled eggs.
As I slowly eat, my laptop is playing an episode of 楚留香 drama circa 1979. I have been chasing these old Hong Kong serials of late. Perhaps, it is a way for me to catch up on missed childhood as I wasn't allowed to watch TV during my Primary and Secondary School days. I still remember the agony of listening to my classmates talked about the shows the night before and I haven't a clue.
So anyway, I am 6 episodes away from completing this serial which I supposed will be done by today.
Next on my To-Watch list. 银剑杀手沈胜衣. Also circa 1979.
- Voxeros
2 comments:
You and me experienced similar childhoods, bro. My bedtime at that age was 8.30PM, so i missed out quite a number of shows that were on at 9PM on weekdays. Luckily by mid-80s my bedtime was slightly later:P
Arrenn
My bed time back then was 9PM but even before that the TV was off-limits on school nights.
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