2005: 【我叫金三順】

上個星期六晚，我一口氣便看完了，真怕給老公和仔投訴。雖然己看完了好幾日，但整個人仍是恍惚不知道該做什麼好，有點被掏空的感覺．．．

“金三順很好看” 可能是因故事是說一個年到三十的女主角，剛給男人飛和給老板抄的女士，可能因年齡相近而有所共鳴。加上劇情非常之明快和合理，沒有冷場，男主角又有活力；也很喜歡三順的開明、冷靜、明智與自信和懂得放手。不似大部分的韓劇那種苦樣，使人看到非常之開心。

最好笑的是男主角的花名是
”幼稚王”，很好笑。一定要看!!!

我最喜那幾場都是男主角靜靜地跟在三順的身後行... 但看到他三次破壞三順的相親時，真的很氣憤，三順的下半生是否由他照顧？如不是，做這種幼稚的行為真的使人討厭...見著他那輕挑的嘴臉真想看三順如何去教懂他...

文字篇第一章｜文字篇第二章｜文字篇第三章｜文字篇第四章｜關於《三順》的導演
很多謝網友Ling的分享，以解我不在電視機前的單思

每集劇情介紹｜韓國電視台中英文官方網頁｜金善雅的Blog ｜仍然是【我叫金三順】

From: http://kr.blog.yahoo.com/haebanggun2002/4393.html?p=1&pm=l

16集公車站牌的廣告，原作者是一名叫Alfred D' Souza 的神父，他這段勵志文字

常被人引用:

要快樂就是現在，別再等待，沒有通往快樂的道路。
因為快樂本身就是道路，所以珍惜你的每一刻。

尤其要更加珍惜那些可以與別人共度過的時光。
因為那些特別的人讓你願意與他們共度那些時光記得。

時間不會為了任何人而等待，別再等，
　　別再等待下周末，你可以狂舞放鬆，
　　別再等到春夏秋冬，
　　別再等待到遇見對的人才結婚
　　別再等待到你的死亡
　　別再等待你的重生
　　別等到那時候才知道
要快樂，沒有比現在更好的時機

快樂不是目的地
而是旅程

Alfred D' Souza once said:

”For a long time it seemed to me that life was about to begin, real life. But, there was always some obsacle in the way, something to be gotten through first, some unfinnished business, time still to be served or a debt to be paid.

Then life would begin.

At last it dawned on me that there is no way to happiness.

Happiness is the way.

So treasure every moment that you have and treasure it more because you share it with someone special, someone special enough to spend your time with. Make the most of your time.

Don't waste too much of your time studying, working, or stressing about something that seems important.

Do what you want to do to be happy but also do what you can to make the people you care about happy.

Remember that time waits for no one.

So stop waiting until you take your last test, until you finnish school, until you go back to school, until you have the perfect body, the perfect car, or whatever other perfect thing you desire.

Stop waiting until the weekend, when you can party or let loose, until summer, spring, fall or winter, until you find the right person and get married, until you die, until your born again, to decide that there is no better time than right now to be happy.

Happiness is a journey,
not a destination.