Hmm~~ im going to post some random things happened throughout the week~
Photos of the week
Went back to my hometown last week...When i reached there..i rushed to my sister's house as i really miss my little nephew so much..:(
This is Ryan~~Cute right??
Last thursday was Yivonne and Coolest babe Yilaine's 18th birthday~~ The most adorable twins in the world~
I've baked a cheese cake for them~
Mabel's Cheesecake
We had our moot court last Friday~everything was quiet 'OK'..forget about that~Jinn jinn babe and me~haha~~i used to smile like that when taking picha
After school~i went for lunch with my Aunty in Dragon-i~yummy~~i met Allana, Kate and KAvi too~ Yea~friday night~~went out for movie with Alvin again~~^^ I woke up at 12pm the next day~a little bit earlier as compared to last week~~ Went out for lunch with my aunty again~~
Around 6pm i got a call from yivonne babe~she asked me to go one utama with her~~ She picked me up at 730pm~ We met her friend Jun Yen too~she's quite pretty~ After that~ i have tea with Alvin at OldTown Kopitiam~
Honey lemon tea~
The next day which is today~i woke up at 2pm~hmm~~nothing to do today~Stayed at home~ That's all for now~~bye~~!
Love is a strange thing. It can be the most amazing feeling in the world, or it can really hurt, but in the end love is something most, if not all of us, will face. While there are many different ways to define love and there are many different ways to love someone. There is too much anger and frustrations that leads to cruelty and love has faded or seems to have been forgotten. In hassle and bustle of city life−styles, chasing after material world, love within one’s family and within the world has often been neglected.
LOVE reminds me a lot of my childhood which full of tears. Parents fighting day and night, I will always be the one who hiding at the corner with silent tears in my eyes. I will always wondering does love really exist in my family, if yes, why they never care about the feelings of their child?People used to express how they love a person by saying “I Love You”, but do you really do it? Love is a verb, not a noun. We should always realize that love can be lost and we will have a greater appreciation of what we have. Think how lucky we are to have someone to love. Love is something that could not define by monetary value.
The devastating tsunami of Dec. 26, 2004, shook the faith of religious people the world over. They wondered what kind of God would kill 200,000 people in a single stroke. "God didn’t do it; he just allowed it," some say. When something bad happens, we want someone to blame. When the bad thing is a natural disaster, there is no one left to blame but God. People ask, why does a loving God let such thing happen? I have another question at the same time, do you really concern about what has just happened?When someone we love grows old and dies of "natural causes" we accept it as the way God has designed the creation—there is a time to be born and a time to die, but when someone we love dies before growing old, we ask, "Why would God allow this to happen?"Most of the people felt that they are the ‘lucky’ one as they never get involved in such disaster. There are only few of them trying to help the victims in tsunami. We should expect nothing in return if we really love a person. We should expect that giving love does not guarantee receiving love. Try loving just for the sake of love.
If we cannot love another person without attaching stipulations, then it is not love at all. Since a very long time ago, people have searched for the meaning of love. But even the great philosophers, with their profound definitions, could not fully touch its true essence. What is Love? It is a very subjective question as it does not have any true meaning to define it. For me, love is a true feeling from the bottom of our heart.