Saturday, December 27, 2008

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Lalala... Been thinking of changing my handphone, but there weren't any nice phones out there that I would liked to have. Been looking at the Sony Ericssion W705 at the offical website, and I love how it looks like! Very pretty and it's a slider! I've been trying to break away from the candybar phones ever since I got my first phone! Too bad it isn't going to be release until next year Jan I heard. Take a look at the pictures below!







I've been looking for this kind of sneaker-heels for the longest time! But knowing me, I'll probably just look. And it is rather expensive, around US$28.

Thursday, November 27, 2008

Wednesday, November 05, 2008

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Covenant, meaning a solemn contract, oath, or bond, is the customary word used to translate the Hebrew word berith, as it is used in the Hebrew Bible. (Wikipedia)

A Covenant is: (Dictionary.com)
1. (In Biblical context) God's promise to His people
2. An agreement, usually formal, between two or more persons to do or not do something specified
3. (Verb) To enter into covenant
4. (Verb) To promise by covenant; pledge
5. (Verb) To stipulate

Simply put, a covenant is an agreement and a promise.

How often do you break your promises? Everyone does so, there's no need to deny it. We're not perfect, we change our minds and our beliefs, or we simply just forget. A promise to our friends, family, or ourselves. And when they are broken, all kinds of excuses come tumbling out: It wasn't really a promise... It was an unspoken agreement... It's just a small matter... They won't remember it either...

God remembers every covenant, especially those we make with Him. Call it what you want; a commitment, a pledge, a vow, it doesn't matter. Think about it.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

*groans* It's been such a long time since I blogged. It was the middle of TEP (Teaching Enterprise Project) the last time I typed here. And now, here I am in at the beginning of IPP (Industrial Placement Program), aka attachment. All of a sudden, on the Wednesday of week 2, I've fallen into a state of melancholy. I never thought that I would miss my classmates so much. It's not that my workplace isn't pleasant or anything.. I guess it's more of the lack of familiar faces. With MS0601, I know how to react with things or people around, even if I'm not very close to them or anything. But here, as one of the youngest and newest... *sigh*

To my class of MS0601, we might not have been a perfect class, but we certainly understood (or at least, anticipated) each other behaviors. I miss seeing your faces even if we hardly exchange a word or two a day. And I realize how cheated I've been, thinking that I'll have some of you working in the same building as me. But nope, no one's in the same building, not now, only later, when half of IPP's already over. *laments*

I was reading what Kelvin said on the class blog about Eoin video only being funny when it's being watched with MS0601. And it's so true! It's only fun when it's being watched with people who know the person (in the case, Eoin) and his quirks. When I watch the video now, it makes me feel so emo knowing that our time as a class is gone, and that we're never, ever going back.

Most of all, I miss the feeling of comfort in the TEP corridor. The floor was ours to do as we wished, to wreck havoc, stay late nights, and blast the same songs a million times (replay, replay, replay... Like a star, a star, a star...). We could watch Whose Line while eating dinner, and laugh till out pants dropped. And no one could bother us (except our lecturers, of course).

No more going gaga over hot dogs (Cherylene!!), or saying 'Darling!... Not you.' (Shafinah), or anything alike anymore...

Sunday, June 15, 2008