Hey, just a short announcement here about the change of plans for 20 Feb - CNY Celebration.
There won't be any meeting on 20 Feb nite, BUT.. it's been changed to HIGH TEA at my house from 3pm - 6pm. So it'll be open house plus youth meeting ok?
So take note of the change ya?
Date : 20 Feb 2010 (Sat)
High Tea at Caroline's house at 3-6pm
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Happy Holidays
I believe many people are getting ready to go home for CNY holidays, maybe some are already home and enjoying being at home (or being bored at home, whichever is to your liking, hehe). But whether you will enjoy your trip to your home town or not, at least you are on holiday lah. Make the best of it! No school, no work, can sleep in late, lots of goodies on the table(s), hey, ain't that great?
And if that isn't enough for you, stop to think about those less fortunate than you; those who do not have enough to eat, don't talk about goodies on the table; who are not able to go home for CNY for various reasons and so they celebrate without their families and loved ones; those who are sick and are not able to join in the festivities etc. What I am saying is, count your blessings and remember those who are not as happy as you and say a prayer for them. That should give you a proper perspective on life huh?
So, as you rejoice and celebrate, may I wish you Gong Xi Fa Cai, Happy Valentine's Day and happy holidays. May God's blessings be upon you and your family always.
And if that isn't enough for you, stop to think about those less fortunate than you; those who do not have enough to eat, don't talk about goodies on the table; who are not able to go home for CNY for various reasons and so they celebrate without their families and loved ones; those who are sick and are not able to join in the festivities etc. What I am saying is, count your blessings and remember those who are not as happy as you and say a prayer for them. That should give you a proper perspective on life huh?
So, as you rejoice and celebrate, may I wish you Gong Xi Fa Cai, Happy Valentine's Day and happy holidays. May God's blessings be upon you and your family always.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Farewell - Part 2
Hey hey, wasssuupp! Sorry haven't been very active this past few months. Will try to write more often, ok? Please bear with us.
Ok, first biz of the day, Jenny is leaving us. Gasp! What? Jenny? But, but, but.. Jenny? How can she leave us? Who's going to lead us now? Sad to say, this isn't some sad, lame joke I'm pulling on you (that's Clement's department... hahahahah) Jenny will be leaving us to work in the Anglican school called BSI in Tawau. Yes, she is a graduate teacher now (with a GPA of ... hehe, you have to get that from Jenny herself) and she has taken up a teaching position in Tawau. She felt God has opened this door for her and so, she'll be leaving us after CNY. She will be teaching 4 subjects (this news just in), English, BM, History and Moral.
Jenny has been a youth leader in CCL for many years now, and not just a youth leader, I'd say she's been a rock for many of us, who look up to her for her passion in serving, her never say die attitude and her joy in being in the P&W team week in week out, Chinese service, English service (BM service ever ah Jen?) name it, she's helped before. And not just in P&W team, she's involved in Children, Youth and Young Adults Cell. I call her supergirl, don't you think this suits her? Hehe.
Sigh, I will miss her, not just because she's serving in youth, but because she's my friend. We have so much fun serving together, laughing and talking crap and generally having a great time. We wish her God's blessings as she embarks on this new exciting journey of faith, Tawau isn't that far but it's still a distance. We pray she will settle in fast, and things will just move smoothly. Thanks Jenny for all your sweat, tears and love in youth and we wait for the time where we can serve together once again! God bless.
Ok, first biz of the day, Jenny is leaving us. Gasp! What? Jenny? But, but, but.. Jenny? How can she leave us? Who's going to lead us now? Sad to say, this isn't some sad, lame joke I'm pulling on you (that's Clement's department... hahahahah) Jenny will be leaving us to work in the Anglican school called BSI in Tawau. Yes, she is a graduate teacher now (with a GPA of ... hehe, you have to get that from Jenny herself) and she has taken up a teaching position in Tawau. She felt God has opened this door for her and so, she'll be leaving us after CNY. She will be teaching 4 subjects (this news just in), English, BM, History and Moral.
Jenny has been a youth leader in CCL for many years now, and not just a youth leader, I'd say she's been a rock for many of us, who look up to her for her passion in serving, her never say die attitude and her joy in being in the P&W team week in week out, Chinese service, English service (BM service ever ah Jen?) name it, she's helped before. And not just in P&W team, she's involved in Children, Youth and Young Adults Cell. I call her supergirl, don't you think this suits her? Hehe.
Sigh, I will miss her, not just because she's serving in youth, but because she's my friend. We have so much fun serving together, laughing and talking crap and generally having a great time. We wish her God's blessings as she embarks on this new exciting journey of faith, Tawau isn't that far but it's still a distance. We pray she will settle in fast, and things will just move smoothly. Thanks Jenny for all your sweat, tears and love in youth and we wait for the time where we can serve together once again! God bless.
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