Note to self

Note to self: Please update blog.

Soon. Very soon I shall.

Note to self 2: Please stop talking like Yoda.

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Test blog from Mobile Phone

This is my desk.

Test Blog from Yahoo Mail

Just testing to see how this works.

Happy Weekend everyone!

Toilet bowl that can meet the toughest challenge!

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I don't think I'll dare to use this one. One slip and I might end up on the other end of the black hole.

Cute Chick

7 habits of a highly effective ah beng

Just got this off a forwarded email. Farnee...


For some reason, the song "Ai pia, ai pia chai eh yarh" is ringing in my head. Darn it!

Don't Waste Your Life - John Piper

Read it. You'll definitely won't waste time doing so.

Don't Waste Your Life - John Piper
(note: PDF link)

Love to hear your feedback when you're done reading it. Enjoy!

Forgiving in an unforgiving world

Dong Yun Yoon lost everything on that fateful day when a plane crashed into his home. The tragedy took away the life of his 2 daughters, wife and her mother. Yet in the pain and anguish of such conditions, he still finds the love of Christ relevant.

"Please pray for him not to suffer from this accident," and "I don't blame him. I don't have any hard feelings. I know he did everything he could," said Yoon regarding the pilot that survived the accident. It doesn't take courage to say such words, but rather, I believe, it takes a man who has experienced the love of God through his Son Jesus Christ to be able to extend love even in such hurtful moments.

Is Yoon grieving over the lost of his family? Definitely. Yet the love of God is real in his life. I pray in our world where chaos and confusion clouds our vision of God's sovereignity, we will still be reminded of Christ's love as Yoon has faithfully reminded us.

As Christmas approaches, I pray for the joy of the Lord to be Yoon's strength, and may he be reminded that though his world is falling apart, yet Christ is still Emmanuel; "God with us".