This.....is what I call honouring your wedding vows...."...till death do us part...."
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Injustice~
There is so much injustice in this world, that one can either choose to fade away and not let the troubles of this world be upon him, or stand up and fight against injustice, an action which might cause further injustice to beset upon him. So what exactly is justice? It is the quality of being just; righteousness, equitableness or moral rightness and the moral principle determining just conduct. It is the shining light that protects the innocent and pierces the heart of darkness. It is the ability to stand tall and firm in the waves of chaos and unlawfulness. It is the moment when one stands before God, and be judged for all the moral and religious unrighteousness that he has commmited in this world. Where there is injustice, there shall be justice, as justice will always prevail.
God give me strength
There is so much injustice in this world, that one can either choose to fade away and not let the troubles of this world be upon him, or stand up and fight against injustice, an action which might cause further injustice to beset upon him. So what exactly is justice? It is the quality of being just; righteousness, equitableness or moral rightness and the moral principle determining just conduct. It is the shining light that protects the innocent and pierces the heart of darkness. It is the ability to stand tall and firm in the waves of chaos and unlawfulness. It is the moment when one stands before God, and be judged for all the moral and religious unrighteousness that he has commmited in this world. Where there is injustice, there shall be justice, as justice will always prevail.
God give me strength
Saturday, July 19, 2008
The Vagabond~
"The best option for you is legal squatting. You probably can get a hall place in September or October..or maybe December...." So this is the story of my hall life. Because of being too trusting in people and making wrong decisions, I have been from earning my right to staying in hall, to shifting to an alien hall, to not having any hall at all. Luckily for me, I have XP, the ex-roomie who readily offered to share his single room with me next semester. Thanks dude, it really means alot to me. Perhaps there is a reason for me to wander from place to place. Perhaps God is telling me that I should not stay hall. But I want to and I have to because of IVP training, which probably is more important than IVP trainings in the past years because of the fierce competition that we would be facing to retain the IVP title for the 3rd year. There's also Asean University Games this year, which I hope I will be able to make the team and train hard for. Nevertheless, everything happens for a reason which I hope I will be able to come to terms with.
"The best option for you is legal squatting. You probably can get a hall place in September or October..or maybe December...." So this is the story of my hall life. Because of being too trusting in people and making wrong decisions, I have been from earning my right to staying in hall, to shifting to an alien hall, to not having any hall at all. Luckily for me, I have XP, the ex-roomie who readily offered to share his single room with me next semester. Thanks dude, it really means alot to me. Perhaps there is a reason for me to wander from place to place. Perhaps God is telling me that I should not stay hall. But I want to and I have to because of IVP training, which probably is more important than IVP trainings in the past years because of the fierce competition that we would be facing to retain the IVP title for the 3rd year. There's also Asean University Games this year, which I hope I will be able to make the team and train hard for. Nevertheless, everything happens for a reason which I hope I will be able to come to terms with.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
I had my first haircut in Singapore which the hairdresser took 10 mins to cut after 6 months. I thought about my hair in the states and how I have managed to achieve to keep it the longest ever in my entire life. This picture shows you the record for longest hair Hamon ever had. WOW.Wednesday, July 09, 2008
Singfest~
Well well, the "biggest" music festival is dawning upon us, with the "biggest" names in the music industry like Travis, Jason Mraz, Simple Plan, Stacie Orrico and Alicia Keys coming down to perform at the humble Fort Canning Park, it would definitely attract the "biggest" crowds, and oh did I mention the "biggest" price tag? Ok so amongst the aforementioned artistes that are performing, there is another handful of artistes that I have never heard of. So, with the hefty price tag of S$150 and S$200 (presale) for a Saturday and Sunday day pass respectively and S$300 for a 2 day weekend pass, I wonder how many people could actually afford the exorbitant price tags placed on these tickets. I know I can't. I have S$300 in my bank account, but I just don't see myself paying that amount for 20 hours a day of "entertainment" by artistes that I don't know of, and considering the fact that in the all star line up list of artistes I am only a fan of Jason Mraz, One Republic and Simple Plan, it just makes even more sense for me not to pay an average of S$100 to see these artistes perform on different days.
Kudos to the organizers for bringing in the bignames and putting Singapore somehere on the map for performing venues for big artistes. But boo to them for not allowing music fans to have a choice to pay for what they want to watch like how Mosaic Music festival does it. Biggest Music festival in Singapore? Biggest Boohoo to music fans who find the pricetag on this one just too much to bear.
Well well, the "biggest" music festival is dawning upon us, with the "biggest" names in the music industry like Travis, Jason Mraz, Simple Plan, Stacie Orrico and Alicia Keys coming down to perform at the humble Fort Canning Park, it would definitely attract the "biggest" crowds, and oh did I mention the "biggest" price tag? Ok so amongst the aforementioned artistes that are performing, there is another handful of artistes that I have never heard of. So, with the hefty price tag of S$150 and S$200 (presale) for a Saturday and Sunday day pass respectively and S$300 for a 2 day weekend pass, I wonder how many people could actually afford the exorbitant price tags placed on these tickets. I know I can't. I have S$300 in my bank account, but I just don't see myself paying that amount for 20 hours a day of "entertainment" by artistes that I don't know of, and considering the fact that in the all star line up list of artistes I am only a fan of Jason Mraz, One Republic and Simple Plan, it just makes even more sense for me not to pay an average of S$100 to see these artistes perform on different days.
Kudos to the organizers for bringing in the bignames and putting Singapore somehere on the map for performing venues for big artistes. But boo to them for not allowing music fans to have a choice to pay for what they want to watch like how Mosaic Music festival does it. Biggest Music festival in Singapore? Biggest Boohoo to music fans who find the pricetag on this one just too much to bear.
Monday, July 07, 2008
This Blog Is not Dead..yet~
Finally back after 6 months in Sunny Singapore. Finally back after 3 weeks of holidaying. Finally writing a post after a very long needed break and the lack of motivation to. Unpacking kinda sucks. The things just adds to the already so many things I have at home. Time to do some spring cleaning and donate some of the overflowing items to the Salvation Army. I'm not used to my house. I kinda liked that everything is within a step or 2 in the little apartment in Seattle. I drank Winter Melon tea, ate choke and Oh Lua yesterday night. I played on the rusty strings of my takamine guitar first thing when I woke up in the morning. They so need to be changed, and I guess the ones on my electric as well. I so need to get a Taylor. I went out to say hi to Troy. I looked out the window to see the koi in the pond. I will feed them tonight. The black chevrolet is parked outside the house. I will drive it tonight. I fixed the Boeing 787 model that I bought, its now soaring on my table. My room's in a mess. I thought I unpacked everything, but it seems I unpacked nothing. Dammit. It's such a drag. Feeling kinda shack. But ultimately it feels good to be back.
Finally back after 6 months in Sunny Singapore. Finally back after 3 weeks of holidaying. Finally writing a post after a very long needed break and the lack of motivation to. Unpacking kinda sucks. The things just adds to the already so many things I have at home. Time to do some spring cleaning and donate some of the overflowing items to the Salvation Army. I'm not used to my house. I kinda liked that everything is within a step or 2 in the little apartment in Seattle. I drank Winter Melon tea, ate choke and Oh Lua yesterday night. I played on the rusty strings of my takamine guitar first thing when I woke up in the morning. They so need to be changed, and I guess the ones on my electric as well. I so need to get a Taylor. I went out to say hi to Troy. I looked out the window to see the koi in the pond. I will feed them tonight. The black chevrolet is parked outside the house. I will drive it tonight. I fixed the Boeing 787 model that I bought, its now soaring on my table. My room's in a mess. I thought I unpacked everything, but it seems I unpacked nothing. Dammit. It's such a drag. Feeling kinda shack. But ultimately it feels good to be back.
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