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Family Camp 2004
I’m going to camp! This is gonna be my first camp with KAOG, with any church in fact. The last time I attended this sorta camp was ages ago, I remember how fun it can be. I really can’t wait to taste some great food in Taiping.
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Easter March
Today we had an Easter/ prayer march around Kajang town. It was my first time joining, and I was pretty curious on how it was done. We gathered at At Katherine Anglican Church by 3 plus, of course I was late. Only arrived after four. We started out by 4:30pm with the kind trafifc police clearing the way for us. There were a huge number of us, I couldn’t stop to count. So I tried to take some pics while walking and it was pretty hard. Therefore, check out my ‘walking while taking pics’ pics in the gallery! It was a pretty awesome experience with curious onlookers wondering what we…
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Gallery
This site has got a gallery! ok, Dave deserves lotsa credits for helping me put up a gallery. I haven’t gotten to maximising the use of it yet ( blame my limited time) but there is an album up. Ok, this album’s entitled Sam’s Mission Trip are photos taken by Sam or with Sam’s cam when he was on mission trip in Cameron. Sam is a good old bud of mine of many years, possibly 3 to 4? I can’t even remember how to count. Anyways, he’s asked a favor to put up his pics somewhere online, so I decided to just dump it here. Pardon my bad English. I…
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Free book
I recently received a free book in the mail. Turns out it was a book from Bookcrossing. The book is titled Wild Animus by Rich Shapero. I haven’t gotten around to reading it yet, so I can’t give any reviews here. However, if you’re a book fanatic, you might wanna check it out at the site and get yourself a free copy. If you haven’t heard of how things work on Bookcrossing, here’s how it goes. Readers all around the world read, register and release their books in certain places. People who found the books will then get the instructions to register it, read it and release it too! Very…
