Sunday, December 31, 2006
Friday, December 22, 2006
Noctural Polyphagia Disoder
Chuen:- Haha, funny la you. I realized you like food that promotes CAD(coronary artery disease, which means in simple English-diseases that cause high blood pressure & heart attack) like bacon & nasi lemak….
Yah, if you know my family well, we have a habit of keeping bacons & hams stocked up in our refrigerator. & those are my fav. Supper has been a perpetual act that I’ve adopted since I entered IMU, I think it is because of the intense midnight oil that I burn furiously to keep up with my studies. So for those who think that I am still so freaking thin, yes I am still one, but the transition process is going. Decrease exercise coz my extra time is devoted to my medical books, decrease metabolic rate since I am ageing(ageing not getting old but growing more mature) and constant feeding regardless if I’m hungry. I just like to binge, munch whatever…
But be aware, I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT WHEN I GET TO MELBOURNE, I WILL EXERCISE 3X A WEEK. MARK MY WORDS PPL. CHECK ON ME. IF NOT, er, it is your responsibility to make sure that I keep my words. But before that, I have came up with a “MUST EAT” list before I leave for Melbourne:-
1. nasi lemak near my area
2 .my fav penang asam laksa & sea food which can be found in penang and no anywhere else in 3. case some of you intended to say “KL also got wert”
4. bacons & hams as usual which can be bought from isetan
5. dim sum
6. roti canai & milo kosong ais
7. mee rebus & rojak near my area
8. amapng yong tau foo
9. my fav & selected hawker food stalls
10. my beef noodles at jln silang
11. my air mata kuching at petaling street
12. lemon garden in Shangri-la
13. Japanese buffet in Saisaki
14. Chilli’s & Hard Rock
15. Bak Kut Teh without the spare parts
16. Sarawak laksa (if anyone knows how to cook that)
17. Dutch House restaurant at Changkat Bkt Bintang
18. er, can’t think of any now but will update the list as the ideas come into mind
So you guys, if you wanna bring me out for meal, consider the above list. I’ll really appreciate it, but stuff like milo kosong or roti canai or mamak or hawker food, I think I can pay myself. why not consider funding on the more pricy ones? Your cooperation is much appreciated ;-)
p/s:-polyphagia means excessive eating.
Sunday, December 10, 2006
Light of the world
But a few come to church with the presence of the God
The presence of God doesn’t rest upon the service or worship; rather it rests on the shoulders of men & women of God. Consider this, Jesus is not gonna reveal Himself to every single one of us and tell us to believe in Him, or trust in Him. It is through Christ in us, which reflects the presence of God to the people around us. Our friends is gonna see the Christ living in us! We are the bearers and the witnesses of God's presence & hope for world.
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Do you know that....
95% - of Christians have never led anyone to Jesus
49% - of born again Christians brought a friend to church
30% - of born again Christians feel that they have a personal responsibility to share the gospel
20% - of born again Christians shared their faith to a non-Christian friend
As for those who don’t know Christ,
5% are hostile
20% are somewhat resistant
36% are neutral & open for discussion
28% are searching, will read & listen to what you passed to them
11% are the most receptive
Sometimes, I felt that I fall into the 30% category, knowing the responsibility God has entrusted it unto me, but yet, I struggle to just make the steps… “I can’t talk to this person” “A lot to do for EOS (end of semester) exams” “I’ll talk to him later” … all these are some of the excuses that took hold of me. I totally neglect the true reason of sharing with my friends bout Jesus. It’s not so much about responsibility, it is not so much of merely obeying… because if I just keep those reasons in mind, everything will be burdensome someday, I will soon grow tired and later lose faith in what I do.
Sunday, December 03, 2006
Thursday, November 23, 2006
The next chapter!
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Be an "Ananias" to someone!!!!
11The Lord told him, "Go to the house of Judas on Straight Street and ask for a man from Tarsus named Saul, for he is praying. 12In a vision he has seen a man named Ananias come and place his hands on him to restore his sight."
13"Lord," Ananias answered, "I have heard many reports about this man and all the harm he has done to your saints in Jerusalem. 14And he has come here with authority from the chief priests to arrest all who call on your name."
15But the Lord said to Ananias, "Go! This man is my chosen instrument to carry my name before the Gentiles and their kings and before the people of Israel. 16I will show him how much he must suffer for my name."
17Then Ananias went to the house and entered it. Placing his hands on Saul, he said, "Brother Saul, the Lord—Jesus, who appeared to you on the road as you were coming here—has sent me so that you may see again and be filled with the Holy Spirit." 18Immediately, something like scales fell from Saul's eyes, and he could see again. He got up and was baptized, 19and after taking some food, he regained his strength.
This name was mentioned in the Bible for the first and the last time in Acts. That’s it! But what made this man so special that he is worth mentioning in the Bible? We all know that why people like John or Peter was constantly mentioned in the New Testament. They were Jesus’ disciples, or people like David because of Goliath or Bethsheba. But Ananias?
Back to the passage above, God spoke to Ananias and asked him to go to Paul (which was Saul then) and ministered unto him. Because Ananias is in faith and obey God’s command, you have the Paul that is strongly and widely mentioned in the Bible. You have various early churches establishment, more than half of your new testaments book written, thousands and thousands of lives changed. All through Paul’s ministry. But if it wasn’t for Ananias at first, would there still be such a great transformation in the early Christians evangelism movement? We don’t know, but one thing’s for sure, it is through one man, Ananias who obeyed what God commanded, you have our apostle Paul and through him, many lives turned to Jesus.
You see, you wouldn’t know who you are impacting. You wouldn’t know what this changed life will do to others. Or, how much can lives of other be changed through this person that you’ve been an “Ananias” to. You can make a difference. As God speaks to you or the Holy Spirit prompt you to act upon something, or even to share the gospel with our friends, you might not know what will happen to the lives you are impacting. But I do know that we gotta act if God asks us to. Don’t wait! Someone needs an “Ananias” like you!
Sunday, October 29, 2006
See & Do likewise!
Joh5:19Jesus gave them this answer: "I tell you the truth, the Son can do nothing by himself; he can do only what he sees his Father doing, because whatever the Father does the Son also does.
As Jesus does what the Father do, we should also see what Jesus did and do the same. Not just doing the same, but we should multiply what we are called to do. The question now is, “What would Jesus do?” & “What would He want me to do?”
Mat22:36"Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?" 37Jesus replied: " 'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' 38This is the first and greatest commandment. 39And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' 40All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments."
Mar16: 15He said to them, "Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation.
If Jesus comes and tells you about these scriptures, how would you respond? Will you do as He says? How much are you willing to "carry the cross"???
Lets Dream Together!!!
In the midst of my panic button beeping non-stop daily, pastor has been bringing the entire church through about “dreams”. Something that everyone does everyday, whether day or night, where your mind begins to wonder in its own imagination. When I was younger, I wanna be a multi-millionaire guy by 30years old (the idea still remain but the age limit is postponed due to occupation factor), because being rich means I can sustain the luxurious taste and lifestyle the I longed for, delicious yummy food, service apartment, a BMW convertible, holidays abroad every year, afford to buy anything I want, the list goes on… But the dream that I’m gonna talk about here is not those kind of dream but the “dreams” God has placed in each of our heart.
Joel2: 28 "And afterward, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your old men will dream dreams, your young men will see visions.”
Every since I got back from the gateway conference in Singapore, I am so inspired to see FCBC reaching out to the community through Touch Centre. By reaching out to the community you can have direct contact with people, not just to help them and meet their needs, but there are many people out there that don’t know Jesus. It is a great platform to tell them the wonders of Jesus.
As for myself, I felt that God birth in me a desire to have a hospital of my own. A community-based hospital where minimal fees are charged, services are of sufficient quality, and patients are not just regarded as “disease” but treated with compassion and love. It is a hospital which hosts doctors of the same vision and heart and sends out doctors for borderless missions in other nations. Companies and the cooperate world will be so attracted to this dream that they would wanna play a role by supporting this hospital financially. A hospital built that is in line with pastor’s vision “community @ heart”. I can see myself investing my millions into this dream hospital. And I am not doing this alone for God is my biggest share holder, He's gonna open the doors for His kingdom to be established. Chris, myself and the church together are gonna partner to champion this dream.
Something about doctors; we are in contact with people everyday, doing the best we can in helping them improving their quality of lifestyle and battling diseases. Hence, we gain some form of “authority” to speak into their life. We can share the goodness of Christ with them. Sorta like kill two birds with one stone. :-)
P/S:- Application to work in “Dream-the-community-for-Jesus Hospital is now open. Those who think that they belong to such categories or have the heart for the community, kindly place in your application form by dropping me a mail or comment. Thanks.
Sunday, October 22, 2006
Friends!
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Sunday, October 08, 2006
The turning point!
Saturday, October 07, 2006
21st at Yuen's-5th Oct 2006
My ex-housemates ;-)
The PM2 gang
Facing my 21st soon
Time capsule-5th Oct 2006 til 5th Oct 2016
Celebrating my 21st at Yuen's Buffet Steamboat
Steph Wong, Se Yin, Evelyn, Myself, Li Yeen, Christine, Jennifer
Sunday, September 24, 2006
L.I.V.E. Loud!!!
But what is life really all about? I believe everyone on this earth will ask. Is it just about living out their life like every other people do, in attempt to fit into the “crowd”? Or else, you will be left out, or you are the odd one… Some people might think that they have to do stunts or drift around a roundabout to be “cool” and “I have live life”… But do you really find permanent fulfillment in that? The pleasure and joy from alcohol and fagging last only when you are with your friends, because it is fun doing it together since we are now grown-ups but can this be called a lasting joy?
These people, who live a life like this, need to constantly do this thing to sustain their happiness. Constantly rekindle this temporary fulfillment that soon fades as the week goes by. So, what do you call this? Living life to the fullest? If yes, why didn’t it last fully?
So, do all these life experiences and encounters bring freedom since they do not offer lasting fulfillment? No, I don’t think so. It is more like they are trapped in this kind of lifestyle. Everyday is a routine for these people. At the end of the day, when you wanna tell your next generation about your life journey, is this what you wanna share? Is this what you want them to admire you for? If you think this is the life that you wanna live, so you are saying this is the purpose you are called to this world. That is to life your live around the clock. To do well in your career, be financially stable, get married and start a family. When you look back your life 40 years later, what are the great things you have done as you journey through your life?
As for my life, I live it for God. My purpose is to reach out to the friends around me, share with them about Jesus, talk to them about life, vision, goals, purpose. To love and appreciate the people around me. Everyday is an exciting day for me as I wait upon what God will do in my life today. Who is He gonna place in my midst? How am I gonna make my conversation fruitful? Every encounter I have with others I ask God what He can bring out of it at the end of the conversation. At the end of the day, it is my fulfillment when I meet God standard, and trust me, it last!!!! It doesn’t just end there. It will prompt you to do more things, great things! God continues to extend your border.
This is my last year here before stepping into another journey of my medical career abroad. Before that, I hafta sit for my finals which encompasses what I’ve learned in IMU this 2 ½ years. Honestly, I’m running out of time. But thank God, my 24 hours seem like days. I could use it to do His work and study effectively at the same time. What grips me is to see youth wasting their time doing things that don’t bring forth benefits in future. I really hope I can help people around me find their life purpose God has called them to be. I believe, at the end of my life, it will be a great story to tell my kids because God is the author of my chapters in life. Measure your standard to God’s, not the world. Ultimately, it is He you wanna imitate.
Saturday, September 23, 2006
Repent!!!
Matt26: 14Then one of the Twelve—the one called Judas Iscariot—went to the chief priests 15and asked, "What are you willing to give me if I hand him(Jesus Christ) over to you?" So they counted out for him thirty silver coins.
Shawn told us, “Judas trade Jesus for 30 silver coins. What about us now? How much did you trade Jesus for?”
This really grips me, because many of us put their personal life, career, studies, unattended responsibilities, etc above Jesus. We trade Him for a gathering with friends… 2 hours of weekend service for studying for exam… or maybe to attend an event in school… This totally nullifies His position to be the Lord & Savior in our life. We uphold our worldly responsibility more than our heavenly responsibility, which is to obey what God says. I can’t comprehend how they can take other events so seriously, but not Jesus, who is our God, who blesses us everything under the roof, who shines us through troubles… Is the door to our Father only knocked when we need His help? Or are we too comfortable with our life that we think we are in control & do not need God’s help to author the chapters of our life?
Rom10:9That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 10For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved.
This verse is prayed by all who wanted to commit their life to Christ. But instead of committing, it is “committing”… In the Roman days, when the soldiers go around asking, “Is Caesar the Lord?” the people will respond, “Yes, Caesar is Lord”. As for Christians, they will claim “No, Jesus is Lord!” Because of that, many were killed for their faithfulness in Christ. Many were used as human sacrifice for entertainment for the Romans.
Think about this, what about us today? Do we really mean it when we say the sinner’s prayer? Or are we just saying so that we make it to heaven? Jesus never says don’t study, or don’t care about your responsibility. Rather, He asked us to follow Him & obey what He says. Is it so difficult for us to come to Him? After what He has given us, and done for us on the cross…..
These thoughts prompted me to repent…
Sunday, August 13, 2006
ECF Youth Camp!
Desperate for a breath of fresh air
Intrigued by a world you thought you knew
yet left feeling Vulnerable
Engaged in a life so exhasuting. It's time.....
D.I.V.E. in & discover a new world!
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Gateway City Youth Conference 2006-Celebrating the Nations
Saturday, July 22, 2006
Nerd Failure!
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Weights Freak!
Saturday, July 15, 2006
Wednesday, July 05, 2006
Honours To Germany!
Monday, July 03, 2006
Dartboard or Pipeline?
The first phrase described me to a T, for I tended to see life as something coming at me. I felt like a worn-out dartboard. I was using all my energies to shield myself from the darts of life’s trials.
But the second phrase, “Let life happen through you,” presented a different approach. Instead of dodging life’s fiery darts, I was to let God’s life and love be channeled through me, blessing me on its way to blessing others.-Joanie Yoder
28We proclaim him, admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone perfect in Christ. 29To this end I labor, struggling with all his energy, which so powerfully works in me.
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Right relationship with God!
Friday, June 16, 2006
Unnecessary Business most are doing!
Sunday, June 11, 2006
A NEW LIFE!
There was a water baptism session during the camp. I really wanna be baptised, but at the same time I wanted my parents consent before committing into it, cause I really wanna honour them.
Me:- (calling my parents) Hello, can I be baptised today?
Dad:- No, don't do that now. Just go and have fun. Do it some time later.
Me:- But why? ...... (Me explaining & reasoning to my dad)
At the end of the conversation, I still didn't manage to get him to approach.
End of May 2006 - While having breakfast with my parents
Been praying about this since church camp. So recently, when i found out that we're gonna have another water baptism session on this date, I took up the courage to ask my parents again. Before asking, I was asking God to help me make them understand, let them realise how important it is to me.
Me:- I've something I wanna ask you all.
Parents:- What is it?
Me:- My church is gonna have another session for those who wish to be baptised. Can I too?
Parents:- I knew it!!! Knew what you wanna ask when you start asking like that way (I was like erm.... in a "where got?" facial expression). No, don't do it now. Wait til you graduate.
Me:- Why? It's important that I do it now. I know I am ready. Really wanna be baptised here, in this spiritual family. Here is where I came to know Christ & here is where I grow. Plus, I am really connected with this spiritual family. It is my last chance this time. I'm gonna leave next year. I really don't wanna miss this opportunity.
Parents:- Didn't we said you can only do it once you graduate. Maybe you will have a different exposure when you go oversea. Maybe over there, they do it differently. It is good to wait.
Me:- It's not gonna change anything if I wait til I graduate. I've already accepted Christ. There's no way I will turn back. Plus, water baptism is done the same way everywhere. The significance is the same.
Parents:- If that's the case, go do it & don't let me know if you wanna do it so much. Since you converted without discussing with us anyway.
Me:- I really want to, but don't you understand, I want your consent. I want you to understand why it is important for me. If I wanna do as you have just said, I could have done it during church camp. But I didn't. I really wanna honour you. That's what the Bible says.
Conversation just ends there. With the same answer. Was kinda disappointed at first. I began asking God, why? Is it not time yet for me? Prayers still continue. It's too early for any changes yet. Believe He is gonna make a twist when the date starts to draw closer. After breakfast, I drove to uni.
This week while having breakfast with my dad
(As you begin to notice, most of the conversation takes place during a meal, over breakfast time especially. This is because it is the start of the day, where all the mood & energy level are still at the optimum level. & that is the time where I get to talk cause there are no distractions for my parents. So, I could get full attention from them)
Dad:- (While I was busy eating my beef noodles, yummy!!!) So, when's your water baptism thing?
Me:- This sunday. Why?
Dad:- If you think you are ready, go ahead.
Me:- (Me, in my usual shocking look( if I have any) ) Er, are you sure? What made you change your mind? I don't want you to say it because you saw me feeling upset and so on. I want you to get it.
Dad:- If you said you are ready, go get baptised. You're gonna do it sooner or later anyway.
Me:- Thanks alot. It means a lot to me.
I was so happy at that news. Really thank God for such a great miracle. If you know my dad well, he is a person with a very strong opinion on himself, especially in terms of Christianity, worse when I began to accept Christ. It definitely take a DEVINE CHANGE for him to make such a decision. After breakfast, I took off to uni, singing songs of praises! God did answer my persistent prayer! Quickly messaged Shawn.
Today, IT IS DONE. Chris came along with me saying he wanna witness one of my life's millstones. 18 of us got baptised. Was a great moment for me. PRAISE YOU LORD!
Wednesday, June 07, 2006
X-MAN!!!
Friday, June 02, 2006
From East Malaysian Synd to Sabahan Congenital Distorted Mind Synd!!!
Firstly, about the "chi ku pa" thingie. I think the sabahan especially have the wrong interpretation of that term. IT IS AND I MAKE IT CLEAR ONCE AGAIN "CHI KU PA"... not because of the lousy HK ppl using that term, but rather, it is the common term. set aside the way of opening your fingers. You guys renamed it out of convenience. Even the sarawakians use "chi ku pa".. The entire malaysian uses that except for the sabahan. Well, can you see the difference? Are they really right about their term of "ku chi pa"? or are they congenitally confused or "serong"? I guess for Steph & Jeremy who are proud to be sabahan, should look into this point before voicing their so called "true opinion".. plus, this game was invented by chinese. chinese being superstitious, will nvr start a game by calling "ku" simply means your ku-ku bird(those who doesnt know this term, go ask your male chinese friends)
Another thing that i wanna bring up is KLCC.... well, it is true that we hired foreign engineers for such construction. but think again, we have the capability & ability to do that. but do Sabahan generally have? whats the point of having the 100% genuine highest mountain in SEA which contribute less to our country, comparatively to KLCC, WORLD (mind you) TALLEST TWIN TOWER BUILDING.... can you see the difference? its WORLD... NOT SEA...... plus, the contribution that KLCC has towards malaysia.. it really put malaysia in the eyes of the world, declaring that we malaysians too can support such developments like countries such as United States, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, etc.... if it is not because of such sky-scrapers like KLCC, the lousy whites will be still wondering where malaysian is located, or are we so "3rd world" that we still use black & white tv.... besides being the HQ for Petronas, KLCC is also a home to the best shopping complex in malaysia. the convention centre is the center-point of so many meetings and organisations in the world. can you tell me which corner of sabah has such great capacity to host such a big economic development to the country, and to the world? So what if you guys have mt kinabalu.. i dont deny it does contribute to the tourism in this country, but comparatively speaking.... which is of higher value to this country? furthermore steph, your lousy mountain has BEEN CONQUERED! i stood above the mountain. but did anyone ever stood above KLCC? if yes, correct me...
As for the shopping malls, i dont wanna talk about it.. any primary school kid will know where you guys get your retails from.. KL... the reason why there's a market for so many branded retails in sabah is because of kl.. it is thru here that everything starts expanding..
& if the sabahan speak so highly of themselves, why come over to west malaysia to study... for job opportunity.. one of my sabahan friends argued.. there's no private medical school in sabah.. thats so true... firstly, the investor dont even wanna waste time setting up such school at such an obscure place... 2ndly, if you are so pro-sabah, why come to kl... find every ways to get into your UNIMAS..(btw it is kinda nice place to study medicine compared to IMU)... why rely on kl's education & job opportunities?
development in sabah is still way back... only recently that you guys gain the title of a "city".. this shows that the lack of faith in the government for so long... holding back and thinking that you guys couldnt take the workload once the BIG CITY WORD is placed on top of kota kinabalu... you guys still live with your less than 3 sec tunnel, pathetic highways which are smaller than the mainroads in kl, reclaimed lands, no coffee bean outlets.... you guys still travel by hugging the logs at kinabatangan while we start to modernise area around Klang river...
as for the island, i cant comment on both coz i nvr been to all islands in west malaysia & sipadan in sabah... so no point in discussing this matter.... plus, whats the point of going thru so many troubles to dive & enjoy the marine life, where we can just experience the same thing in aquaria KLCC without being wet... why so dumb... why sabah still stuck in their "old-age mentality"... common, if you wanna keep up with our prime minister vision of vision 2020, you guys have to start to change.. make a stand & put to death all the old distorted thinking.. the generation in sabah think like you guys bcoz there's no change since beginning.. it causes a congenital mindset in every individual in sabah...
Here i rest my case..
Sunday, May 14, 2006
HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY CHUEN!!!!
that was all it need.
To start a great friendship,
that last til this date.
We often ask,
at moments such as this,
what are the best words to say,
on such a memorable day.
I know I made it obvious,
& it was clear for most to see,
that those days just ain't the easiest,
moments for me.
But you've helped me thru' the fall,
& I always know you care,
but most important of all,
you've always been there.
I know it was not easy,
listening to me cry,
but i don't think you know what it means to me,
to have you by my side.
You've guided me thru' the tunnel,
til I see the light,
& it's nice to know there's someone,
who would share the burden of my fight.
Why I'm blessed with a friend like you,
this i never know.
But I thank God everyday,
for letting a friend like you, to come my way.
As time past, separate we may go.
The seasons change & it will show.
I will age & so will you,
but our friendship remains, strong & true.
This poem marks my friendship to you,
on such a day specially for you,
here's a promise I make to you,
that I'll always be there for you.
Thanks chuen & God bless you.
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Dead poor!
Monday, May 08, 2006
Let's X-cavate!!!
It says we are God's chosen people. Each of us today, having a relationship with God because He chose to start a relationship with us first. We didn't make the call. He did. He is so merciful & kind to us. He chose each of us just as we are. A sinner who didn't know what sin is & who lived in a lifestyle so compromising to the pattern of the world. But now, we are no longer bounded by sin. He paid the final price at calvary. Now we are His people, with immediate excess to Him. We can talk to Him anytime, anywhere. Our identity is found in our creator!
Nevertheless, we also become a mediator between God & the non-believers, introducing them to God. Our purpose now is to glorify Him & our mission on earth is to do what God wants us to do; which is to make disciples. That is God's calling in our life. We are the salt & light for this world. We are the one who shine the path & lead people to God. As christians, we all know this. We hear it from our leaders, sermons & friends. But the Bible says :-James1:22Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says.
It made me wonder, am I doing what God calls me to do. Am I doing on my own strength or relying upon Him to open the way? Did I make full use of the opportunity He has given me?During devotion, someone shared: "I just wonder if God is pleased with me?" This question really stucked in my head til now. During worship, God's love & sacrifice began to hit me. His grace & blessings ran in my mind once again. I asked Him, "Why do you love us so much?" "What did we do to deserve such an amazing grace?" Slowly, I began to weep. It just remind me that His grace is sufficient for me. Nothing else matter. If I didn't get what I want, maybe God thinks that it is not suitable for me, or it is not time for me to have it, or maybe He is putting me through another challenge to refine my faith. Whatever the outcome is, I believe it is best for me.
But now, I should start X-cavating myself. Am I carrying out His mission?
Sunday, April 16, 2006
In Christ Alone!
There in the ground His body lay
No guilt of life, no fear in death
Sunday, April 09, 2006
Saturday, April 08, 2006
Me Steph & Chun Peng
Reminiscence of C2-11-1
Jennifer, Agony Aunt, Me, Rose, Li Yeen & Se Yin
Jennifer & I
La Yin, Se Yin, Christine, Me & Li Yeen
Beauty of Starhill at midnight
Stary Stary Night.....
Wai Meng, Me & Phuay Fhern
Thursday, March 30, 2006
Everything starts from the "mind"!!
Saturday, March 25, 2006
Nightmare!
How did this happen?
Situation:- Chris & I talking to my pastor after ENLI class. (To sum it all, it’s a class to equipped you to be a better minister for God) Suddenly the camera lady of my church came in.
Camera lady: Is this your first time in ENLI?
Chris: Yup.
Me: Nope, twice.
Camera lady: OK. I need you (as in me) to share something about the class. What have you gain from it? How is it so far? Need to take a video of it. Give you 10 minutes to prepare it. See you downstairs k.
Everything happened within seconds & I was unable to register it until Chris says “celebrity”. In my mind, I was like “Oh no. Not speaking to the camera. Not when the video will be played in the church over and over again. This is a nightmare.”
After thinking of what I wanna say, I went down, take my seat in front of the camera and started talking. But everything that I planned to say didn’t quite turn out well. My sentences were not in orders, words were repeated. I was stuttering, and after saying everything:
Camera lady: “OK good! (Which I think she said that to make me feel better). Now repeat it again”
Me: What? I can’t remember what I’ve said. It is not gonna be the same as just now.
Camera lady: Never mind. Just say.
Observer: Just share what you’ve learned from the class just now.
Then, the second shooting went on, and after everything, I felt so stupid and so embarrassed of what had just happened just now. That is not the way I want to the others to know me. The lousy guy with no substance in his sharing but with plenty of grammar errors. As I was coming home, the thought of the video playing during service over and over again to tell people about ENLI. Gosh feel like burying my head into the ground like an ostrich. What a way to end my week. A nightmare! I bet my heart will stop pumping and all my brain cells will undergo irreversible damage when the video is out. & I don't wish to be resuscitated unless they stop showing the video.