❤ The secret of closet ❤

TOKYO (AFP) - A Japanese man puzzled by food mysteriously disappearing from his refrigerator got a shock when he found out a woman had been living in his home for months without permission, police said Friday.

The 57-year-old man living alone -- or so he thought -- in the western city of Fukuoka installed a security camera and called the police when he saw images of someone walking around his home while he was out.

"We searched the house in the man's presence. We found the woman in the closet," said a local police spokesman.

The woman, named as 58-year-old Tatsuko Horikawa, was found in a flat storage space only just big enough for a person to squeeze into lying down.

She had sneaked a mattress and several plastic bottles into the cubby hole, police said, adding that the women had been arrested.

"She told police that she had nowhere to live," the spokesman said. "She seems to have lived there for about a year, but not all the time."

It is unclear how she managed to enter the home undetected. Police suspect she might have been closet-hopping, moving from house to house.

Oh~creepy, creepy! I can not image such a weird situation would perhaps happen on me. If I found the food in refrigerator were mysteriously disappearing, I would think it's because I was so hungry that I eat everything while night walking. A woman live in my home for months!? No way!

It must be very hard to live in a closet. But it is really not a good idea to live in others closet.Take a look of this title"the woman live in the closet" which sounds really like horrible ghost story, isn't it?

The owner of the house is a 57 years old man who live alone. It remind me of the problem of the rising rate of old population. I live in Taiwan, a small island country. And the total population is about twenty three millions people which include over one hundred and fifty thousands people over sixty five years old. Our parents became older and older, sooner or latter we would become old too.We must to take the responsibility to take care of them, and not just leave them alone or give them money and ignore what they really need.

My mother once told me that it is hard to keep balance or to look after two sides- both your own family and your parents. I always remember the facial expression on her face which revealed sadness. I promise to myself, I will try very hard to avoid such a thing happen.

❤ People with issues ❤

In May, a New York appeals court rejected a lawsuit by the former mistress of prominent married rabbi Joel Goor, 75, that claimed he would owe her a $125,000 cash settlement if he broke up with her. The court said it was a contract that facilitated adultery and therefore was not enforceable, even though there were several non-adultery-related provisions. According to the New York Post, the contract called for the woman to receive a half-interest in Goor's house in the Bronx if she would "join Joel in his cultural experiences without complaining," get liposuction and "attempt with Joel's delicate guidance to speak English properly." [New York Post, 5-8-08]


Ok, it's really confuse me. What a strange contract!

Get liposuction, to speak English properly and join cultural experience. Why you don't just make
a robot to be your lover? She will do everything you want and give anything you need,besides, she will never argue with you. But remember you will never get true love from her. Because she is simply a robot not a human. Why they have to sign the contract for their love? Indeed, $125,000 is a great number,however it can never buy " true love". This relationship sounds like a business, a deal, a pathetic bargain.

Our love should not be built on this kind of " foundation". Then you might ask me what can be a proper foundation of love? Simple, the devotion. To contribute your time, your money and even your heart for another person. You do care about her or him, so you are willing to do everything.

Am I too young to talk about love? Or in this complicated world, love just simply like a game and can be valued?