Monthly Archives: July 2008

Back to dad

Hey look. I re-saved Reilly’s birthday pictures. My eyesight becomes bad around midnight so I didn’t notice the pictures were mistakenly saved as GIF instead of JPEG and quality went downhill. Mom fetched dad and I to the hospital this … Continue reading

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Shah Alam Life Tribute

- I was compiling photos taken at S.A.L.T. into a CD for the church. It’s such a nice feeling to look through pictures you spent the whole day to capture. No wonder Cheryl turned a photographer. But I resized those … Continue reading

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Last chance

I have been met with numerous difficulties while continuing my education. Used to enduring trials, I have accepted resistance as temporary. They always serve a purpose that we may not immediately see, and will come back to us in the … Continue reading

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Summa Cum Laude

After an exam last week, I met with the college’s only math lecturer and asked him about giving me extra tutoring. He welcomed this idea that I had first suggested to Dr. Steven Baptist, our head of ADP department, who … Continue reading

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What it takes to shape a psychologist

Morton Chethik mentioned in his book that Child Psychotherapists should know how to ‘regress’, stoop and enter the mind of a child, and mirror the child‘s inner world through play. Unlike the cognitively-matured adult, children do not remember their feelings. … Continue reading

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Praise The Lord!

- Most people in church I know grew up together so that each of them unconsciously adopted specific roles. Everyone seems to have a place but me. With NF and weaker than most, I have limited choice on things to … Continue reading

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Science of Psychology unchristian?

Summer study has been intensive. So intensive that I missed out a good part of learning. Cramming two chapters in one week quite defeats the purpose, don’t you think? Over the next month, I would continue Morton Chethik’s Techniques of … Continue reading

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