過完了端午節後，感覺真的徹底迎來了夏天，確實氣溫也上升了不少，放上一些在加拿大旅行時，夏天在某個市中心閒晃的照片，順便迎接一下夏天的來臨，雖說照片是市中心，但建築物完全沒有遮擋的作用，四處都能感受到陽光的熱度，真的從照片裡就能感受到炎熱，但雖然炎熱，還是希望能開啟一個幸運的夏天~~
雖然想要一個幸運的夏天，幾天前也迎來一個不知道算不算得上幸運的事件，有天將近午夜，我發現我房間裡的浴室在關上門後，居然莫名奇妙的反鎖上了，鎖上的當下，我還努力回想是不是我手一滑不小心鎖上，只能說我非常好運，因為浴室鎖上的時候，我剛好在浴室外，如果是在浴室內鎖上，基本上也沒有手機可以向家人求救，雖然也許可以扯開嗓子呼救，但總感覺在浴室隔音作用之下，家人應該也聽不到我困在浴室裡的聲音吧~~
無論如何，沒被鎖在浴室內大概算得上是件幸運的事，剩下的問題就是如何打開浴室的門鎖，於是我叫上家人，搭配上各種網上查詢資訊，發現大家分享的方式大同小異，第一種是把髮夾/衣架折出波浪弧狀然後放入鎖上的門縫，個人試了後失敗，也有人建議把卡片或保特瓶片插入門縫，感覺這是電視上看到破門而入的方法，看似簡單，但其實沒有施力點可以扭開門鎖，所以也失敗了。
本來想試鐵鎚法，就是用鐵鎚大力敲門鎖，據說這樣能開鎖，但考慮到快半夜了，怕吵到其他人，所以也放棄了這個方法，本來以為這門鎖大概是沒救了，結果我剛好發現門鎖似乎有所鬆動，所以就把長髪夾插入鬆動的門鎖內，於是就莫名奇妙的打開了，後來又把浴室門鎖上再試同樣的方式開鎖，發現插入的角度不對，又弄了很久再打開…
整個事件也算是圓滿落幕了，雖然在破門的過程中大汗淋漓，一度覺得自己好像在做什麼物理實驗，但還是非常幸運，看來幸運在任何場合真的都非常重要吧，所以希望接下來的日子就繼續幸運下去吧~~
After the Dragon Boat Festival, it really feels like summer has officially arrived. The temperature has definitely gone up quite a bit. To welcome the season, I’m sharing a few photos from when I was wandering around a downtown area in Canada during summer—just a little way to embrace the start of this sunny season. Hopefully, this also kicks off a lucky summer for me—haha.
Speaking of luck, a few days ago something happened that I’m not sure whether to call lucky or unlucky. One night, just before midnight, I realized that the bathroom in my room had mysteriously locked itself from the inside after I closed the door. The moment it locked, I kept thinking: did I accidentally twist the lock by mistake?
All I can say is—I was really lucky. Because when it happened, I was outside the bathroom. If I had been inside, I wouldn't have had my phone to call my family for help. Sure, maybe I could’ve shouted for help, but considering how well bathrooms tend to block sound, I’m pretty sure no one would’ve heard me yelling from inside...
Anyway, not being locked inside probably already counts as a lucky outcome. The only remaining issue was figuring out how to open the locked door. So I called my family over, and we scoured the internet for solutions. Most people seemed to recommend similar methods. The first was to bend a hairpin or a wire hanger into a wavy shape and slide it into the door gap—tried that and failed. Others suggested sliding in a card or a piece of a plastic bottle, like those lock-picking scenes in movies. Looks easy on screen, but in reality, without a good leverage point, there’s no way to actually turn the lock—also a fail.
We even considered the “hammer method”—basically smashing the doorknob with a hammer, which supposedly works—but since it was close to midnight, we didn’t want to wake the whole house, so we ditched that idea too.
Just when I thought the lock was a lost cause, I noticed that it seemed a little loose. So I inserted a long hairpin into the loosened area... and somehow the door just opened! Later, I locked the door again to test the method, but if the angle was off even slightly, it took forever to open again.
In the end, the whole incident wrapped up fairly well. Even though I was sweating like crazy during the whole door-breaking adventure and felt like I was running a physics experiment, I still consider myself pretty lucky. I guess a little luck goes a long way in any situation. So here's hoping the rest of this summer stays lucky too~