Hi guys. Long time no post. Just gonna do a short post now. Although I paid $25 to attend jsut a mere 2hours of the g12 conference, sI gained something from it. I learnt that we should not do things to show others that we are good. I admit that I've been guilty of it. I want to be somebody. Whenever I see the other people, they always have their own talents, and it's like don't have. But now, I will not think like that. I will not seek my accepttance from others, but God. Smiles
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Here’s the post that I promised to put up by this week – I planned to do it on Friday, but unforeseen circumstances meant that posting on Friday and Saturday is probably impossible, so here you are. It’s a bit rushed though, as you can probably tell from the writing. X) Anyway, it’s time for the 6th movie review (I think) on this blog! If you’ve ever wondered just what’s the reason behind our love affair with movie reviews, look to the Youth Buzz (the black sheet of paper in the church bulletin) on the 24th/25th Jan. I normally just give these things a passing glance, but I happened to read this one in detail and it said that ‘the next time you watch a movie, take some time to reflect on it and maybe, you can cull from it precious nuggets of wisdom and truth. All truth is God’s truth.’ How profound – yes, even Chihuahua has a learning point behind it, which is pretty hard to believe. Anyway, here’s a look at Love Matters, Jack Neo’s latest flick: In a nutshell, the movie explores the love lives of 3 male protagonists. Henry Thia plays Bo Seng, whose inadequacy in the sexual department renders him, um, unable to bring pleasure to his wife, Jia Li, who’s played by Yeo Yann Yann. At the same time, their son, Benny, has the hots for a girl in his class, but she’s already taken by his classmate. The final male lead, Jeremy, is a playboy who leads a colourful life, whose motto in his love life is ‘never to commit’, although he doesn’t seem like much of an alpha male in the first place. So as the movie progresses, the stories about the various predicaments the 3 males find themselves in interlink and overlap from time to time, making for pointedly funny humor. I won’t spoil the ending for you this once, but truth be told, it’s pretty predictable. This movie explores the dangers of a couple of prevalent problems that society’s facing today – stuff like how the internet has made it so easy for anyone and everyone to gain access to undesirable images, and also how online dating, while simple and convenient, has been like opening a Pandora’s box of sorts. At the same time, it also brings in age-old problems such as sterility and unfaithfulness to one’s partners – which, I suppose, are some of the love matters that gave the film its name. On the whole, I think I’ll give it 3.5 stars. I loved its in-your-face humor, though if you’re someone with highly refined sensitivities you’d probably have violent objections. The acting isn’t that awesome or anything, though I think Yeo Yann Yann deserves credit for doing a great job portraying the love, hurt, and basically the emotional roller-coaster her character goes through. Do keep in view, though, that I’m a big sucker for comedies, which probably explains why I quite liked it while ST gave it 1.5 stars, I think. Jack Neo has been very generous with the sexual innuendo in this movie. There’re really too many cases to remember and list here, but take it from me, this movie really does deserve its NC-16 rating. It’s highly laugh-inducing; my friends called it ‘abs training’ and you’ll probably understand why when you laugh this much. But if you’re looking for a wholesome and family-friendly film, you’d do well to give this a miss. I’ve just taken a look at what I wrote above, and as a disclaimer of sorts, I guess I’ve to make it clear that I don’t condone Love Matters or its content. The humor, I have to admit, is pretty crude in most cases, and it’s not the kind of thing one should learn from. Oh, and in case you’re wondering, it was my friend’s birthday, so he was the person who picked the movie. Though if I had any inkling it would be like this, I definitely would’ve thought twice about watching it. Coincidentally, it’s Valentine’s Day in two days, so I guess I’ve posted this at about the right time. My older sister’s flying back to Singapore then as well to spend 3 weeks with us, and I’m so excited! (And it’s not just because she comes bearing peanut butter or fresh supplies of mac ‘n’ cheese.) Take care, everyone, and enjoy the Valentine Day’s activity this Saturday. =) - dennis. <3
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This wasn't actually meant to be a post on its own- it was supposed to follow the sermon notes from today. But the formatting's acting up and I simply couldn't this add this little part on because something, somewhere always ended up turning out a little weird. Actually, it already has - if you haven't realized, the white section's now a tad wider than it should actually be; before I posted it was the same width as the gray sector above. But I know absolutely nothing about HTML so I'll leave it to you, Samuel, to fix, okay? Thanks so much. xD. I know I didn’t manage to update at all this past week. But I’ll try to do up a post this week! I’m sure it’ll be horribly busy, with lessons starting and CCAs commencing and all. As I was telling Gabriel today, it’ll be the first time I’m actually studying in 3 months! And to look at it another way, you could say I haven’t studied for a quarter of a year, which makes me feel tremendously guilty. =( But I’m sure I’ll pull through with God by my side, plus I have this Saturday to look forward to! <3! But more on that later. ;) Have a great week, everyone. - dennis. =)
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| Key verse: [Revelation 3:21] | | | | >[Revelation 12:11] ‘they overcame him by the blood of the lamb.’ | | | | > [John 3:17] | | > [Romans 8:30] God wants to glorify us! | | | | - The cross is a crown of glory, not a shameful object! | | - Put on the crown, because we’re destined for the throne! | | | | | {The blood of the crown means that we’re...} | | | | | | (1) Destined to reflect God. Character! | | | - [Romans 8:29] The ultimate glory is for us to look more and more like God! | | | - The more we conform to God’s image, the more his glory will shine through us! | | | - The world can’t rob us of all that God has given to us. =) | | | > [Galations 5:22-23] Fruits of the spirit! | | | - [Proverbs 10:25,29] God’s promises to us! | | | - The way of the Lord is our refuge! | | | | | | (2) Destined to reign with God. Control! | | | - [Ephesians 2:6] | | | - [Ephesians 1:18-23]We’ve got to take control of the spiritual environment in our marketplace! | | | - [Revelation 5:9-10] ‘They will reign on the earth.’ | | | - The world has lost control, but we can take control in God’s throne-room! | | | - We’ve got to have boldness. | | | | | | (3) Destined to revel in his glory. Celebration! | | | - God builds his throne upon the praises of his people! | | | - Praise is the highest form of prayer because it combines petition with faith! | | | - [Psalms 149:6-9] Praise is the most powerful weapon! (case in point: Paul & Silas) | | | | |
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| [Isaiah 53:4-6] | | [Matthew 8:16-17] | | | | >Revelation 12:11 ‘they overcame him by the blood of the lamb’ | | | | { 3 key truths about healing. } | | | | (1) God wants to heal you! Act in belief. | | - God brought the first blood sacrifice for Adam & Eve! | | - [John 10:10] | | - [Exodus 15:26] Jehovah-Rapha, Lord who heals! | | - [Luke 4:18] | | - 38.5% of the verses in the gospels speak about healing! o.O | | - The obstacles to healing are: | | o Sin | | > [James 5:15-16] | | > overcome with prayer! | | o Spiritual warfare | | > [Hebrews 2:8] | | o Unbelief! | | > [Mark 9:21-24] | | - God wants to renounce the deception in our mind! | | - [Matthew 4:23] God wants to heal every disease and sickness in us! | | - We’ve got to get to the root of the illness. | | | | (2) God wants you to heal! Assist in compassion. | | - [Mark 16:15-18] We have the authority to heal! | | - God wants us to be a healing community. =) | | - [1 Corinthians 11] | | - Faith + Compassion = Healing! | | - What do you see people as: numbers, irritations, landscape, or as how God sees us? | | - What’s your compassion quotient? | | | | (3) God wants to bring ultimate healing! Achieve your destiny. | | - The ultimate healing is peace with God! | | - [Isaiah 53:4] | | - [Hebrews 9:22] | | - God’s hand and heart brings healing, and God’s hope brings peace. =D *
I'm so excited about this week; it's the start of RIJC's one-week orientation programme. =) Please keep me in prayer, that I'll be able to get used to the culture quickly, find lots of new friends, and have fun. I'll update if I get the chance to this week. Have a blessed week, everyone. - dennis. =)
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I’ve been out and about these past 2 days, and it’s been an immensely feel-good kind of time. It’s comforting to visit the house you’ve last been in a year back, hear your relatives gush about how tall you’ve grown, and join them in cooing over the newest addition to the family. When you leave, you’ll promise to ‘keep in touch’ and ‘meet up one day’ – empty promises, because everyone knows the next time you’ll cross paths is in a year’s time. I didn’t indulge in all that many goodies this festive season, because I overstuffed myself at the first house and became so satiated I couldn’t stand the sight of another love letter or sliver of bakkwa, much to everyone’s astonishment. I almost always fall for pineapple tarts, though. Funnily enough, Terence Cao is related to me through some obscure relationship involving godfathers and stuff – not by blood, sadly. But I did have the pleasure of meeting him on Monday, and he’s quite the nice guy, though I don’t watch TV much and thus have no idea how good he really is. But my friend was so excited that he sms-ed me: “OMG, terence cao is pretty popular even though i think hes old and his acting sucks and his mandarin is dam awful. Help me get his autograph. Pls pls.” I didn’t, but being the trigger-happy person I am, I attempted to take photos of him. I’m not going to put them here, but feel free to ask if you want a snapshot of the back of his head. Through the visitings, I’ve discovered people I never knew existed, and I realized my immediate family really isn’t that close to our relatives. While all of them generally mix around and stay in each other’s houses from time to time, my family doesn’t do that sort of thing. Maybe it’s the age gap – some of my cousins are at least 5 years older than me, while the rest are in lower primary. My sister and I were tasked to take care of our younger cousins, which would be perfectly fine if they didn’t have the attention span of a flea. When we tried to entertain them with ghost stories and games of murderer, one would shriek and proceed to flee the room, ensuing a chain effect with the others. Then we’d sit them down again, only to see the scene replay itself. I pretty much reached my breaking point when they were shouting out games to play:
W: Why don’t we play Catching? X: No, why not Disease? Y: No no no, why don’t we play Bacteria? Claire’s* the bacteria, so we all run away from her and spit at her! Me: That’s so mean...! Z: Why don’t we play Invisible Woman? Claire’s the invisible woman and we... *asterisked name changed to provide privacy. And also partly because I don’t know how to spell it. Gosh. In the end I just flopped into a chair and moaned quietly while the kids went bouncing about. (sans Claire.) Really, it makes my sister and I wonder: were we like that in the past? But to look on the bright side of the coin, considering we see them only about once a year, they took to us pretty well, for which I was very much heartened. It was also strangely gratifying to see them frolicking around and having fun, never mind the warnings of their parents to be still and quiet. As one of them told me, ‘Sometimes we don’t care what they say; we just want to have fun. Anyway, they won’t scold us, and even when they do, we’ll just do it again the next time!’ Their energy, even if it’s only kinetic and sound, is a wonderful reminder of the joys of being truly alive and blissful, without a single worry in the world. And I quite admired them for that. There was so much to learn from them – just to cast all your worries aside, let your hair down, and have fun. Indeed, in today’s stressful society, it’s hard to truly just have fun without your mind wandering off to a distant worry or concern. But these kids – they seemed to be especially adept at having fun, and they really did seem to be enjoying themselves, even if only in their own unique way. They’ll grow up soon enough, but for now, who are we to stop them from indulging in mindless fun? It’s their childhood after all, and I admired them in a way that can’t be put into words. It was getting late and soon it was time to leave, and for the nth time that day, my dad promised to keep in touch and meet up again one day. And you know, this time, I really hoped he meant it. - dennis. =)
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...and the photos are up! I won't be posting about it because I was on the other side of the world at the time, so I'll let Samuel do it. These are just a few of the many shots that were taken, happy viewing! - dennis. =) __________________________________________________________________ Hello readers. This is Samuel. Alright, I shall post about the myhope party before I forget it. Although many problems cropped up last minute, we managed to overcome them! Stuff like people coming at different timings ( despite already settling a time to meet ), last minute absentees and some lacking equipment. And YES! I finally invited a friend to a harvest event! So how did the party go? Wait, let me think a while. Oh yes. Firstly, some of us went to the mrt to pick up our friends. It was odd at first because everyone didnt realyl know everyone. But after a while, kudos to the effect of Ruffles and DOUNGHNUT FACTORY DOUGHNUTS, everyone got relaxed and friendly. Then we played the wii. Raving Rabbits. Then the very good talker EMCEE ( jeremy chia ) got everyone to do an intro. Then bingo, then gift exchange and yes, Benjamin's testimony. All in all, it was excellent lah. I thought it would be very weird for the friend i invited but instead, it was quite not weird actually. and I realised i look so tanned in the pictures.  
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Hi guys. Long time no post. Just gonna do a short post now. Although I paid $25 to attend jsut a mere 2hours of the g12 conference, sI gained something from it. I learnt that we should not do things to show others that we are good. I admit that I've been guilty of it. I want to be somebody. Whenever I see the other people, they always have their own talents, and it's like don't have. But now, I will not think like that. I will not seek my accepttance from others, but God. Smiles
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Here’s the post that I promised to put up by this week – I planned to do it on Friday, but unforeseen circumstances meant that posting on Friday and Saturday is probably impossible, so here you are. It’s a bit rushed though, as you can probably tell from the writing. X) Anyway, it’s time for the 6th movie review (I think) on this blog! If you’ve ever wondered just what’s the reason behind our love affair with movie reviews, look to the Youth Buzz (the black sheet of paper in the church bulletin) on the 24th/25th Jan. I normally just give these things a passing glance, but I happened to read this one in detail and it said that ‘the next time you watch a movie, take some time to reflect on it and maybe, you can cull from it precious nuggets of wisdom and truth. All truth is God’s truth.’ How profound – yes, even Chihuahua has a learning point behind it, which is pretty hard to believe. Anyway, here’s a look at Love Matters, Jack Neo’s latest flick: In a nutshell, the movie explores the love lives of 3 male protagonists. Henry Thia plays Bo Seng, whose inadequacy in the sexual department renders him, um, unable to bring pleasure to his wife, Jia Li, who’s played by Yeo Yann Yann. At the same time, their son, Benny, has the hots for a girl in his class, but she’s already taken by his classmate. The final male lead, Jeremy, is a playboy who leads a colourful life, whose motto in his love life is ‘never to commit’, although he doesn’t seem like much of an alpha male in the first place. So as the movie progresses, the stories about the various predicaments the 3 males find themselves in interlink and overlap from time to time, making for pointedly funny humor. I won’t spoil the ending for you this once, but truth be told, it’s pretty predictable. This movie explores the dangers of a couple of prevalent problems that society’s facing today – stuff like how the internet has made it so easy for anyone and everyone to gain access to undesirable images, and also how online dating, while simple and convenient, has been like opening a Pandora’s box of sorts. At the same time, it also brings in age-old problems such as sterility and unfaithfulness to one’s partners – which, I suppose, are some of the love matters that gave the film its name. On the whole, I think I’ll give it 3.5 stars. I loved its in-your-face humor, though if you’re someone with highly refined sensitivities you’d probably have violent objections. The acting isn’t that awesome or anything, though I think Yeo Yann Yann deserves credit for doing a great job portraying the love, hurt, and basically the emotional roller-coaster her character goes through. Do keep in view, though, that I’m a big sucker for comedies, which probably explains why I quite liked it while ST gave it 1.5 stars, I think. Jack Neo has been very generous with the sexual innuendo in this movie. There’re really too many cases to remember and list here, but take it from me, this movie really does deserve its NC-16 rating. It’s highly laugh-inducing; my friends called it ‘abs training’ and you’ll probably understand why when you laugh this much. But if you’re looking for a wholesome and family-friendly film, you’d do well to give this a miss. I’ve just taken a look at what I wrote above, and as a disclaimer of sorts, I guess I’ve to make it clear that I don’t condone Love Matters or its content. The humor, I have to admit, is pretty crude in most cases, and it’s not the kind of thing one should learn from. Oh, and in case you’re wondering, it was my friend’s birthday, so he was the person who picked the movie. Though if I had any inkling it would be like this, I definitely would’ve thought twice about watching it. Coincidentally, it’s Valentine’s Day in two days, so I guess I’ve posted this at about the right time. My older sister’s flying back to Singapore then as well to spend 3 weeks with us, and I’m so excited! (And it’s not just because she comes bearing peanut butter or fresh supplies of mac ‘n’ cheese.) Take care, everyone, and enjoy the Valentine Day’s activity this Saturday. =) - dennis. <3
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This wasn't actually meant to be a post on its own- it was supposed to follow the sermon notes from today. But the formatting's acting up and I simply couldn't this add this little part on because something, somewhere always ended up turning out a little weird. Actually, it already has - if you haven't realized, the white section's now a tad wider than it should actually be; before I posted it was the same width as the gray sector above. But I know absolutely nothing about HTML so I'll leave it to you, Samuel, to fix, okay? Thanks so much. xD. I know I didn’t manage to update at all this past week. But I’ll try to do up a post this week! I’m sure it’ll be horribly busy, with lessons starting and CCAs commencing and all. As I was telling Gabriel today, it’ll be the first time I’m actually studying in 3 months! And to look at it another way, you could say I haven’t studied for a quarter of a year, which makes me feel tremendously guilty. =( But I’m sure I’ll pull through with God by my side, plus I have this Saturday to look forward to! <3! But more on that later. ;) Have a great week, everyone. - dennis. =)
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| Key verse: [Revelation 3:21] | | | | >[Revelation 12:11] ‘they overcame him by the blood of the lamb.’ | | | | > [John 3:17] | | > [Romans 8:30] God wants to glorify us! | | | | - The cross is a crown of glory, not a shameful object! | | - Put on the crown, because we’re destined for the throne! | | | | | {The blood of the crown means that we’re...} | | | | | | (1) Destined to reflect God. Character! | | | - [Romans 8:29] The ultimate glory is for us to look more and more like God! | | | - The more we conform to God’s image, the more his glory will shine through us! | | | - The world can’t rob us of all that God has given to us. =) | | | > [Galations 5:22-23] Fruits of the spirit! | | | - [Proverbs 10:25,29] God’s promises to us! | | | - The way of the Lord is our refuge! | | | | | | (2) Destined to reign with God. Control! | | | - [Ephesians 2:6] | | | - [Ephesians 1:18-23]We’ve got to take control of the spiritual environment in our marketplace! | | | - [Revelation 5:9-10] ‘They will reign on the earth.’ | | | - The world has lost control, but we can take control in God’s throne-room! | | | - We’ve got to have boldness. | | | | | | (3) Destined to revel in his glory. Celebration! | | | - God builds his throne upon the praises of his people! | | | - Praise is the highest form of prayer because it combines petition with faith! | | | - [Psalms 149:6-9] Praise is the most powerful weapon! (case in point: Paul & Silas) | | | | |
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| [Isaiah 53:4-6] | | [Matthew 8:16-17] | | | | >Revelation 12:11 ‘they overcame him by the blood of the lamb’ | | | | { 3 key truths about healing. } | | | | (1) God wants to heal you! Act in belief. | | - God brought the first blood sacrifice for Adam & Eve! | | - [John 10:10] | | - [Exodus 15:26] Jehovah-Rapha, Lord who heals! | | - [Luke 4:18] | | - 38.5% of the verses in the gospels speak about healing! o.O | | - The obstacles to healing are: | | o Sin | | > [James 5:15-16] | | > overcome with prayer! | | o Spiritual warfare | | > [Hebrews 2:8] | | o Unbelief! | | > [Mark 9:21-24] | | - God wants to renounce the deception in our mind! | | - [Matthew 4:23] God wants to heal every disease and sickness in us! | | - We’ve got to get to the root of the illness. | | | | (2) God wants you to heal! Assist in compassion. | | - [Mark 16:15-18] We have the authority to heal! | | - God wants us to be a healing community. =) | | - [1 Corinthians 11] | | - Faith + Compassion = Healing! | | - What do you see people as: numbers, irritations, landscape, or as how God sees us? | | - What’s your compassion quotient? | | | | (3) God wants to bring ultimate healing! Achieve your destiny. | | - The ultimate healing is peace with God! | | - [Isaiah 53:4] | | - [Hebrews 9:22] | | - God’s hand and heart brings healing, and God’s hope brings peace. =D *
I'm so excited about this week; it's the start of RIJC's one-week orientation programme. =) Please keep me in prayer, that I'll be able to get used to the culture quickly, find lots of new friends, and have fun. I'll update if I get the chance to this week. Have a blessed week, everyone. - dennis. =)
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I’ve been out and about these past 2 days, and it’s been an immensely feel-good kind of time. It’s comforting to visit the house you’ve last been in a year back, hear your relatives gush about how tall you’ve grown, and join them in cooing over the newest addition to the family. When you leave, you’ll promise to ‘keep in touch’ and ‘meet up one day’ – empty promises, because everyone knows the next time you’ll cross paths is in a year’s time. I didn’t indulge in all that many goodies this festive season, because I overstuffed myself at the first house and became so satiated I couldn’t stand the sight of another love letter or sliver of bakkwa, much to everyone’s astonishment. I almost always fall for pineapple tarts, though. Funnily enough, Terence Cao is related to me through some obscure relationship involving godfathers and stuff – not by blood, sadly. But I did have the pleasure of meeting him on Monday, and he’s quite the nice guy, though I don’t watch TV much and thus have no idea how good he really is. But my friend was so excited that he sms-ed me: “OMG, terence cao is pretty popular even though i think hes old and his acting sucks and his mandarin is dam awful. Help me get his autograph. Pls pls.” I didn’t, but being the trigger-happy person I am, I attempted to take photos of him. I’m not going to put them here, but feel free to ask if you want a snapshot of the back of his head. Through the visitings, I’ve discovered people I never knew existed, and I realized my immediate family really isn’t that close to our relatives. While all of them generally mix around and stay in each other’s houses from time to time, my family doesn’t do that sort of thing. Maybe it’s the age gap – some of my cousins are at least 5 years older than me, while the rest are in lower primary. My sister and I were tasked to take care of our younger cousins, which would be perfectly fine if they didn’t have the attention span of a flea. When we tried to entertain them with ghost stories and games of murderer, one would shriek and proceed to flee the room, ensuing a chain effect with the others. Then we’d sit them down again, only to see the scene replay itself. I pretty much reached my breaking point when they were shouting out games to play:
W: Why don’t we play Catching? X: No, why not Disease? Y: No no no, why don’t we play Bacteria? Claire’s* the bacteria, so we all run away from her and spit at her! Me: That’s so mean...! Z: Why don’t we play Invisible Woman? Claire’s the invisible woman and we... *asterisked name changed to provide privacy. And also partly because I don’t know how to spell it. Gosh. In the end I just flopped into a chair and moaned quietly while the kids went bouncing about. (sans Claire.) Really, it makes my sister and I wonder: were we like that in the past? But to look on the bright side of the coin, considering we see them only about once a year, they took to us pretty well, for which I was very much heartened. It was also strangely gratifying to see them frolicking around and having fun, never mind the warnings of their parents to be still and quiet. As one of them told me, ‘Sometimes we don’t care what they say; we just want to have fun. Anyway, they won’t scold us, and even when they do, we’ll just do it again the next time!’ Their energy, even if it’s only kinetic and sound, is a wonderful reminder of the joys of being truly alive and blissful, without a single worry in the world. And I quite admired them for that. There was so much to learn from them – just to cast all your worries aside, let your hair down, and have fun. Indeed, in today’s stressful society, it’s hard to truly just have fun without your mind wandering off to a distant worry or concern. But these kids – they seemed to be especially adept at having fun, and they really did seem to be enjoying themselves, even if only in their own unique way. They’ll grow up soon enough, but for now, who are we to stop them from indulging in mindless fun? It’s their childhood after all, and I admired them in a way that can’t be put into words. It was getting late and soon it was time to leave, and for the nth time that day, my dad promised to keep in touch and meet up again one day. And you know, this time, I really hoped he meant it. - dennis. =)
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...and the photos are up! I won't be posting about it because I was on the other side of the world at the time, so I'll let Samuel do it. These are just a few of the many shots that were taken, happy viewing! - dennis. =) __________________________________________________________________ Hello readers. This is Samuel. Alright, I shall post about the myhope party before I forget it. Although many problems cropped up last minute, we managed to overcome them! Stuff like people coming at different timings ( despite already settling a time to meet ), last minute absentees and some lacking equipment. And YES! I finally invited a friend to a harvest event! So how did the party go? Wait, let me think a while. Oh yes. Firstly, some of us went to the mrt to pick up our friends. It was odd at first because everyone didnt realyl know everyone. But after a while, kudos to the effect of Ruffles and DOUNGHNUT FACTORY DOUGHNUTS, everyone got relaxed and friendly. Then we played the wii. Raving Rabbits. Then the very good talker EMCEE ( jeremy chia ) got everyone to do an intro. Then bingo, then gift exchange and yes, Benjamin's testimony. All in all, it was excellent lah. I thought it would be very weird for the friend i invited but instead, it was quite not weird actually. and I realised i look so tanned in the pictures.
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