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2008/08/01

今天

飲食不正常

金錢使用普通

沒有念英、日文

沒有運動

睡眠時間來沒有調回來

有整理房間

有段時間明顯浪費掉

8 月的第一天，沒有做得很好，但是沒關係，其碼自己注意到了，明天馬上改進！！！

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Unknown said…
明顯浪費掉的那段時間該不會就是和我講話的那一段吧？
August 2, 2008 at 3:47 AM
Pei-Yao Hung 洪培堯 said…
不是啦，David，跟你講話怎會是浪費時間!

我是指我自己獨自發呆、或是漫無目的地瀏覽網頁的情況。
August 3, 2008 at 10:41 AM
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