B'day Bash

Negligence is the word.
I know that this birthday bash was like 2 weeks ago, and finally I found the time to write it.
It was Pat's 15th birthday!

This video will help me narrate how the surpirse birthday went. Mind you, this video is 8 minutes and 23 seconds, with all my hard work of putting the video together, so if you were to watch this, please be patient and wait until it is downloaded fully before enjoying it.
I reckon this would be something that Pat could keep it for remembrance =)


Another added reason why my readers should watch the video is because it took me two days to upload but failed. This time, it worked and I immediately posted it here.

Then we brought her to a Jap restaurant.

Coming up next...my birthday! ngek ngek ngek...

What comes to your mind first when deciding on where to eat for lunch time?

Usually where do you head for lunch break during office hours or after church service? You would crack your head, thinking of the many possibilities, but there's only one place that comes first - New World Park.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to promote the place, but, in fact this food court draws alot of attention from the majority, with my own experiences of course.
I always bump into a lot of familiar faces be it from church, relatives or workplace. But as for today, it is particularly not a simple "Oh, I know you!" that kind of thing.
It was after an assignment I had in in town area, so on the way, me and another two colleague decided to meet a place and have lunch together, and decided to head for New World Park.
I reached there, and first bumped into another colleague. So I sat there and wait for the other two.
While waiting, suddenly I saw my uncle followed my cousins, another uncle and my grandma also came to the place! What a coincidence. Or not?
I got shocked when I saw my granny's left arm being wrapped with a white cloth around her neck.
From there I found out that she fell on that morning and fractured her left arm.
It's quite serious cuz operation is required to fix her arm.
I can see that the fractured arm is definitely painful for her.
Liagiba hope that granny will get better soon!

Cheated!

Just the other day me, Dennis and Ruth planned to treat a close friend to a Japanese restaurant, recommended by my dad, and even showed the adverlet on internet, and we perceived that the prices are reasonable, and decided to head for it.

The expectation turned out to be a turn down as what I saw on the adverlet was only a way to attract people to their restaurant, not much of honesty. Even taking pictures there are not allowed!

I'm just dying to have a short vacation to anywhere for a break, and I remembered that there's a new Jusco in the mainland, with it's first Big Apple in Penang!

Check it's info in Ruth's blog

And I can't wait to participate in the VBS (vocational bible school) with the children in Wesly Methodist church from Nov 26rd for five days, get done with my internship presentation in college, and then, to a get-away PCC family camp on Dec 7-9, followed by my family vacation to Bukit Tinggi and KL. By the time, the year 2008 is coming to an end, and I'm still vague on what to do next after this..

The Hearts Speak

He:
After all these times,
I cant close my eyes,
Cause every time I do,
I see an image of you.

She:
These times will not end,
I still open my eyes,
Cause I see what's ahead,
I see you in person.

He:
You’ve haunted me,
Like a wild lion roaring to my heart,
Where one day apart,
Spans an extraordinary cut.

She:
You've hunted me,
Like phone-calling and knocking at my doorstep,
Where not a day not hearing from you,
Spans a continuity.

He:
I just miss you so much,
Words are not enough,
Just to be in your arms,
Its then where my heart jumps.

She:
You're not the only one,
Words are just out there,
Just to be with you,
Its then when I fainted.

He:
Now I make a vow,
To take this humble bow,
I will never leave you,
Not whatever, no matter how.

She:
The vow is made,
To 'khau thau',
I'm glued to your feet,
Forever.


She wrote this in response to his poem on Oct 8, 10.50pm