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Saturday, May 08, 2004

I gave some thoughts to my 101-jiajia techniques and realised the tag jiajia is not so suitable. For example, if your making something for someone (art & craft) and you accidentally cut your hand. The cutting of the hand is not jiajia, but if u bandage urself like a mummy, then tats jia jia. So most of the time, before you can jiajia, you must be doing something nice for that someone first before you can even jiajia. I've come to realise that my jiajia techniques are only add-ons. You have to generate that initial intention to do something for that person first before you can use jiajia techniques to give that finishing touch. That added emotion or sacrifice kinda thought. This is the highest level of my 101 jia jia manual. Learn wisely my frens...

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