Monthly Archives: December 2005

Happy New Year!

It is that time of the year again, when we stop to ponder about the previous 364 days that are rounding to an end. 2005 had been a significant and rewarding year for me. This milestone is recognised by the … Continue reading

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Tremayne the friend

Ladies and gents, I’ll tell you who, This geek’s a genius, and artistic too. He know numbers, he know facts, He solve mysteries and confusing maths. Say a word, he knows the game, Walking dictionary is truly his name. His … Continue reading

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It is the heart that matters most

I am back from Langkawi! Will blog about it later. Before that, let me just announce that John finished editing my manuscript! Hurray! He did a good job. But it’s not the end yet, because I still have some loose … Continue reading

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A story for Book Project 3 completed

I discovered a new technique for writing short stories. Instead of pondering on each and every sentence like novelists do, I kept banging the keys and volla! a masterpiece was produced in less than 10 minutes. Ofcourse, there was still … Continue reading

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A meaningful Christmas

This is the book I spent the whole afternoon reading yesterday. “The heavenly man” by Paul Hattaway, chronicles the ministry of christian brother Yu in China during the days when Christianity was forbidden. The love of God endures all pain … Continue reading

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Merry Christmas, my dear.

Raspberry, ice-cream, chocolate fudge, candy floss, Tidtat bits of bitter sweet savours, Merrily chimes, candlelights, and caroling rows, To celebrate a newborn’s first tear. T’was Bethlehem a silent night, Of warmth, peace, and love, With grace, to here a child … Continue reading

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Perhaps Love

It was a jolly good friday night when Yi Liang, Elena, Keisha, and I got together to catch a movie and dinner. And you know what movie? Perhaps Love. But as the show began, I felt like walking out of … Continue reading

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