casio poptone

i lost my beloved watch when i move my house,

so sad and last week i saw this watch and i totally fall in love with it.

really hope that i can buy it.

i am still thinking to buy blue or white?

which is nicer le.

you guys hav any comment on it:)

mum's cook

thank God i found u..weee

SMILE!!!!

words you will used

la le lo.

this kind of word normally we will used when we tok as a malaysia.
i found it interesting because every word repersent diff feeling your in.
okie la, bo la, can la, cincai la----sounds very cincai
okie le, bo le, can le, cincai le----sounds very cincai + polite
okie lo,bo lo, can lo, cincai lo----sounds very cincai + unwilling

hehe...anyway,
just used la......

i love colourful....very much

congratz for siew fong and ah bee

Joy is a fruit of the Spirit that’s always in season.

You may be familiar with the list of seven deadly sins that was formulated during the sixth century: lust, gluttony, greed, sloth, vengeance, envy, and pride. But you may not know that the original list compiled during the fourth century also included the sin of sadness. Over the years, that emotion was omitted from the inventory.

Some people are blessed with a cheerful disposition. They always seem to be happy. They wear a perpetual smile almost as if they were advertising toothpaste. But then there are others who seem to be chronically sad. They continually complain about life and its burdens. And who can deny that afflictions are discouraging?

While we acknowledge that not everybody is blessed with a bright outlook on life, we need to remember that joy is one of the gifts Jesus promised to His followers. And we need to resist any tendency to let sadness dominate our emotional lives.

Jesus promised His disciples on the night Judas betrayed Him, “Your joy no one will take from you” (John 16:22). Remember that joy is the fruit of the indwelling Holy Spirit (Gal. 5:22). Let’s ask the Lord to help us look beyond our sorrowful circumstances and encourage our hearts by the vision of joy that awaits us (Heb. 12:2).