carols 06

Carolling with the yfers rocked. I'm so glad I made it back this time round for it, seeing how I've missed carolling for the past 3 years. What got to me most was how much the people around me - those I knew as kids once have grown to be such mature men & women of God, touching the lives of the people around them through the tiniest - yet biggest - of acts.

We first started off giving a puppet show & carolled at the Kluang Hospital, followed by the Miriam's Home (an old folks' home), before heading on to the homes. Here are a few of the nearly 400 shots I got off the night.

they're getting younger, I tell you

Ryan holding one of his singing puppets

Ahb00n charmed the kids with his magic tricks

Shy grandma

Mel's nephew. adorable

sure, tiring it was...

...but rewarding it was too, at the end of each home

supper 01

Last Sunday, after church and dinner, Sharene (I think) brought us to SS2 for supper at a dessert place which name I can't remember. Basically they served these fruity ais-kacang thingies called 'lohs', like 'Mango-loh' and 'Red bean-loh'. It seemed as if the waiter was supposed to know what we all wanted to order. Cuz everytime we ordered, we say something like.. "I want mango-loh".

Okay. That was weak. Just feast your eyes and it'll do, I guess.

flight

Taken from my window seat on my flight back home last week. The sunrise was simply breathtaking.
Will post more when I have more freedom to an internet access.