YWA meeting

The date 12/10/12 is indeed a good day and date.
There is Ywa session, mostly everyone are around. Good gathering, good fellowship.
But I still felt something missing.
Don't know what it is..

Topic today was Listen to God. Anything bad or good, just listen first. It won't make us lose everything or anything. The most important, the heart to Listen and not Hear.

Well, had a good fellowship time in a cafe. :D I do enjoy my night, and really praise God for the joy and desire to continue to serve Him.

Very angry!!!

I had a very mad night. I hardly to control myself to speak all the foul language.

It started with my journey home.

As usual, when reaching Chan Sow Lin station, I called up mum to notify her that I reached. Hoping she could come and pick me up earlier. But case are different today. Normal time when I called her at 7pm, she might as usual come at 7.30pm. The time is still alright that I just have to wait for 15 mins. But today, I have to wait for an hour for her. From bright day to dark sky, I been waiting for her.
My happy face goes to a grumpy face! As I was reading some manga, even though I'm quite aware of surrounding I'm also kinda worried of stealing, robbing or whatsoever that could happen to me even if I'm at the Maluri bus stop with less people.
Days really getting dark. More busses and cars pass by. I waited till 8.15pm, mum only arrived! My grumpy face turns to a angry face. I couldn't bear with her attitude that she didn't told me that she'll be late.
Ish!!!
Slamming the door, sit without seatbelt, not even a Harlow, and not even talked to her. Then she started to blame the buses because they makes traffic jams all the way.
Please la! I'm not kid anymore! If she comes at usual time, there won't be buses who causes the jam!
My angriness adding more and more. Become maddy. I'm thinking, I worked for 12 hours! And I have to wait for her! Comparing my tiredness, my pale look, and my sleepy eyes!
Damn!!
Then she asked me to go pack food somemore! Dah La, marah! Nak bungkus nasi juga! Suruh saya pergi sementara dia menunggu dalam kereta?? Adui! Mulut pandai suruh saya tapi sendiri tak nak pergi!
Slam the door again from me! Asking u eat what u say anything! Then don't come to a restaurant which got variety of food la! Really F! Slamming again from me when got up the car.
All the way, I have been quiet. Oncpre, slamming again when I reach home and got down. Who cares! She don't dare to talk to me again.
And I just bath and got into my own room and read some comic to release my own tension!
But still can't! Ish!!!! Really mad of waiting without informing!!

PICTO by Rosendahl

PICTO MEANS PICTURE, OF COURSE, SO IT IS AN EXCELLENT CHOICE AS THE NAME OF THIS WATCH. WITH ITS CLEAN, MINIMALIST GRAPHIC LINES, PICTO REPRESENTS A DISTINCT PICTURE OF TIME IN A WAY THAT NO OTHER WATCH DOES. AT THE SAME TIME, ITS TECHNICAL DESIGN IS UNIQUE FOR A WRISTWATCH. THE HOUR IS INDICATED BY A DOT ON THE ROTATING DIAL, WHILE THE MINUTES ARE INDICATED BY A CONVENTIONAL HAND. PICTO IS THE FIRST WRISTWATCH CREATED ACCORDING TO THIS ROTATING DISK PRINCIPLE. WITH PICTO, STEEN GEORG CHRISTENSEN AND ERLING ANDERSEN WANTED TO DESIGN A ”PICTURE” OF TIME. WHERE TRADITIONAL WATCHES SHOW THE TIME WITH THE TICKING HANDS, IT IS THE WATCH FACE THAT ROTATES ON PICTO, GIVING THE ILLUSION OF THE EARTH MOVING AND TIME PASSING. CONVERSELY, THE HOUR HAND IS FIXED LIKE A DOT ON THE FACE, AS PICTO'S ONLY FEATURE BESIDES THE MINUTE HAND – BOTH IN SHINY, STYLISH STEEL.

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Loving these watch. It only cost Rm 505.. Let me wait next year!
:D

Mooncakes

Look at these mooncakes reminds me of you. Ish...

Do u like to have some? I can give away 2 boxes to you.. :p

Like Jesus

This is what I meant:

As we live in God, our love grows more perfect. . . . We can face Him with confidence because we live like Jesus here in this world (1 John 4:17).

READ: Colossians 3:12-14

12 Put on then, as God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, compassionate hearts, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience, 13 hbearing with one another and, if one has a complaint against another, forgiving each other; as the Lord has forgiven you, so you also must forgive. 14 And above all these put on love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony.

Last month I was a character reference for a friend who was applying to work for a missions agency. All I had to do was give my honest feedback based on certain key performance indicators (KPIs). As I ‘evaluated’ my friend, I wondered how my peers would rate me, not in my professional capacity, but as a believer in Jesus. I wondered how I would fare in these KPIs of holiness: tenderhearted mercy, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forbearance, forgiveness, love (Colossians 3:12-14).

Tenderhearted mercy is compassion that enters the pain of another with empathy. Kindness is treating others with respect and dignity, giving value and honour to another. Humility, the rarest and also the chief Christian virtue because it is the opposite of pride (the worst of sins), is not doing anything that is self-seeking, self-serving or self-elevating. Gentleness, the outward expression of meekness (not weakness, but strength under control), is the capacity to put aside your rights for another person’s sake and the willingness to suffer injury instead of inflicting it. Patience is longsuffering self-restraint, not exploding in anger or temper (v.12).

Being forbearing and forgiving is the ability to endure long without retaliation, by praying, Father, don’t hold this against him/her (v.13). And love is the overcoat that envelops and unifies all these virtues (v.14). When love dominates, there’s beauty, harmony and maturity (1 Corinthians 13).

These KPIs paint for us a picture of who Jesus is. That’s why we are to “clothe [ourselves] with the Lord Jesus Christ” (Romans 13:14 NIV; also see Galatians 3:27). To be holy is to be Christlike—“to live like Jesus here in this world” (1 John 4:17), until we become like Christ! (Romans 8:29; 1 Corinthians 15:49). —K.T. Sim