Monday, 30 July 2007
“Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and comes down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shadow of turning” (1:17). God never changes, and neither does His love for us. We are recipients of a perfect love from our heavenly Father, who has loved us “with an everlasting love” (Jer. 31:3).
We are called to accept His unfailing love, to allow it to shape our lives, and to extend it to others. —David C. McCasland
Unfailing is God’s matchless love,So kind, so pure, so true;And those who draw upon that loveShow love in all they do. —D. De Haan
God’s love still stands when all else has fallen.
29 July 07, Sunday
Friday, 27 July 2007
Worried about the future?? DON'T!!!!
When he or she graduates from high school, it will be 2024. Will college cost $100,000 a year by then? If there’s any oil left, will gas cost $25 a gallon? Will morals and ethics be outmoded? And will the church still be making an impact?
The future can be a scary place. The unknown can be overwhelming, especially when the known has so many struggles. That’s why we need to trust in what God has promised.
No matter what situation our grandchildren will face, they can depend on God’s promise of help—regardless of what trouble the world will be in. God said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you” (Heb. 13:5). And Jesus said, “I am with you always, even to the end of the age” (Matt. 28:20).
Those are great promises to depend on when we start to worry about the future, whether it’s ours or the next generation’s. —Dave Branon—Dave Branon-->
I know I’m not supposed to worry, but I’m a little concerned about something. Perhaps it’s because of a new situation in our family. As I look around, I can’t help but have a bit of anxiety. You see, my wife and I recently found out that we were going to be grandparents. This led me to think about the kind of world our grandchild will grow up in.
When he or she graduates from high school, it will be 2024. Will college cost $100,000 a year by then? If there’s any oil left, will gas cost $25 a gallon? Will morals and ethics be outmoded? And will the church still be making an impact?
The future can be a scary place. The unknown can be overwhelming, especially when the known has so many struggles. That’s why we need to trust in what God has promised.
No matter what situation our grandchildren will face, they can depend on God’s promise of help—regardless of what trouble the world will be in. God said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you” (Heb. 13:5). And Jesus said, “I am with you always, even to the end of the age” (Matt. 28:20).
Those are great promises to depend on when we start to worry about the future, whether it’s ours or the next generation’s. —
Concern for future cares and problemsWill only bring us pain and sorrow;The Lord has told us not to worryAbout the troubles of tomorrow. —Sper
We may not know what the future holds, but we can trust the One who holds the future.
Thursday, 26 July 2007
25 July 07, Wednesday
Nothing exciting happen today. It rained the whole day. Horrible day huh?
Well...at least better than draught.
But there are floods in some place which are near where we living. The government spent billions of pounds dealing with the floods.
Well...at least better than draught.
But there are floods in some place which are near where we living. The government spent billions of pounds dealing with the floods.
Wednesday, 25 July 2007
Trip to Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam in June 07.
Trip to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on 11 June 07. A different world. Stayed at my aunty's service apartment, had her chauffeur, etc. Quite scary to cross the road in HCMC, even when the traffic turned red, you will still have to wait and zebra crossing, oh dear...they don't stop...
1st day - went to a coffee place

At a shopping centre.

At my aunty's apartment.

Having a massage, while my dad look after his grandson.

My son, Zack

Having ice-cream on the roof of a hotel

My dad sipping on my red wine.

Having Vietnamese breakfast, while Zack had his pose.

A family portrait...hehehe...

After all the shopping, we stopped at a coffee place for drinks.

Zack before and after his shower



Zack playing with camera

On the way to the Kun Chi Tunnel

Kun Chi Tunnel - War between Vietnam and America




A hospital - An injured man and the doctor and a hospital bed and also a stretcher, when the war starts again, the nurses or whoever will carry the wooden bed...


Wax model of the Vietnam president...my mum and dad going down to the tunnel (dusty and hot)


My dad behind a soldier hiding and ready to shoot at the Americans... A real old tank which was left there during the war...A old truck and plane used during the war.


Motorbikes and more motorbikes... Can you see a motorbike with family on? 1 kid on the front, the dad, another kid and the mum.


1st day - went to a coffee place

At a shopping centre.

At my aunty's apartment.

Having a massage, while my dad look after his grandson.

My son, Zack

Having ice-cream on the roof of a hotel
My dad sipping on my red wine.

Having Vietnamese breakfast, while Zack had his pose.

A family portrait...hehehe...
After all the shopping, we stopped at a coffee place for drinks.

Zack before and after his shower

Zack playing with camera

On the way to the Kun Chi Tunnel
Kun Chi Tunnel - War between Vietnam and America
A hospital - An injured man and the doctor and a hospital bed and also a stretcher, when the war starts again, the nurses or whoever will carry the wooden bed...
Wax model of the Vietnam president...my mum and dad going down to the tunnel (dusty and hot)
An underground tiny factory where they manufacture bombs, etc.... And my dad went down another tunnel and came up again in the bomb factory...lol...

Working on bombs.....A military hospital, doing surgery...My dad behind a soldier hiding and ready to shoot at the Americans... A real old tank which was left there during the war...
Dinner at a Vietnam restaurant
Last minute packing, heading to the airport back to SIN.

Before heading to airport, went for Vietnamese breakfast.


Zack playing with the girls in the restaurant.


There are more motorbikes on the road than cars. They use motorbikes for delivery too.
Before heading to airport, went for Vietnamese breakfast.


Zack playing with the girls in the restaurant.


Motorbikes and more motorbikes... Can you see a motorbike with family on? 1 kid on the front, the dad, another kid and the mum.
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