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Tonight, I am deeply sorrowed by an incident that had just happened.
It is said, a small tongue can kill a tall man. Tonight, I had a lil taste of that saying. Tears immediately came to me when I heard those words. Not because I was hurt, but because I felt sad for the person who had just said them. It totally reflect what has been fed into the mind.
Oh Lord, forgive me and give me the strength to pray for the person. Help me not to retaliate but to love just as You would, Jesus.

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Hi, my name is Flu, Swine Flu...

Yes, we are in the mist of the H1N1 season and it doesn't look like it's improving. Well, at least people are not travelling as much for no reason (I hope). Was in KLIA 2 weekends ago and it seems like there we not as much people at the departure hall.

We definately need to do something bout the virus and its good that people are aware and taking actions. But then again, how much is too much / too little? Can we be over / under cautious? How about washing your hands everytime u touch a door knob / railing / shopping item? Or what bout shaking hands with another person as u greet / introduce yourself to them? Would you be labelled 'rude' if you don't return a handshake especially to a visitor in church? What are you gonna tell them? "Sory, I don't do handshakes, I fear that you might pass me the virus" What if, your clients extend a handshake? Would you do the same too? Or would you risk the shake for that good impression's sake?

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Goodbye Grandma, see you soon!

Grandma finally went home to be with the Lord yesterday. It happened in the morning. Surprisingly when my dad told me the news, I wasn't as shaken as I would have thought I would be. Guess we have been prepared for this new, we just don't know when it will happen. Grandma was not in a good condition for the past few months & was bed ridden ever since February.

This was the grandma that took care of me when I was still a baby. Part of me was sad for the departure, but partly it was a good thing too. At least now she does not need to suffer anymore. Wasn't nice at all seeing her drag through day by day. I just want to thank God for giving her a chance to know Jesus 2 months before. Maybe that's why I am not worried...because I know she is in good Hands now. I just regretted that we did not have more times together when she was well. Will definately miss her dearly...

Our last pic together

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All for the cause of...

Yesterday we had our first class for this semester of BCM Night Class - Youth Leadership I
It's definately not the same as the previous Youth Culture class that we had two semesters ago. This time is only half the size and the people are of another mix...and I think the work is more...(oh, no!) We were told that we were required to read up some books for our assignments. That's not going to be something easy for me but I thought it was good. You see, I was trying to make my self to read more books this year and this 'book assignments' thingy is sure gonna make me do so. Haha...talk about 'killing two birds with a stone' :P

During the class, Ps. Lisa & a few pastors from the YAM shared how they got involved in the youth ministry. Some of them was in the youth ministry because they saw the need and decided to fill that need. Some didn't even youth ministry in thier mind, but somehow was called by God and ended up blessing so many youth, more than they can imagine.

One thing I think they have in common - their passion for the generation of young people. Thank God for people like them, huh? I won't even be what I am now if not for people like them. Then again, this brings me to ponder about that same question they were sharing about..."Why am I in the youth ministry?" Is it just because of a need? Calling? Or other reasons?

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Back?

Oh yes, that was my first post after more than a year not touching this place. Haha...Currently doing 'spring cleaning' in here. So bare with me the messiness. It will be up...won't dare to say soon, but it will be in a while. Will scribble some stuff here n there occasionally.

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Just remembered I had this nice photo that Aaron took few months ago in LCCT - the month where a whole 'kampung' left for the Land of the Kangaroos. Also with them was Esther, one of my close friend since Sunday school. We haven't been close since high school but recently, just before she left, we kinda linked back again. Now that she is in Perth, really missed her, especially that smile & all the encouragements.

Me & Esther in LCCT

Cool eh? like this shot, wasn't formal but it look really in place :)

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Mandarin oranges anyone?

First, they took moon cakes to another level.And now, they did this to the mandarin oranges...cute, eh? In fact, too cute to be eaten.

These are actually small chocolates balls with orange flavoured sugar coatings. They are shaped like little mini mandarin oranges and packed in large dim sum basket. The whole 'mandarin orange' could be eaten except for the 'lil small stalk stuck onto the top.

It was sent to our office by one of our supplier. Honestly, the taste wasn't really that great thanks to the weird orange sugar coat but I guess many wouldn't mind receiving this radical Chinese New Year gifts for a change :) No idea where they got this CNY gift from. There was a website address printed on the paper bag that says www.cocoaffair.com but we found out that it wasn't a valid address.

Amazing how enterprising people can get nowadays, eh?

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Me?...An addict?

That's so not true...hahaha...or is it?
Can't believe I can actually have an above 50% addiction...muahahha

58%How Addicted to Blogging Are You?

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