Where do I begin,

Considering that these past 3 days had been hectic with fun fun fun. Perhaps I should do a recap instead. Got to restrain myself from my tendency to "story tell"... hehehe. Anywhoo... I would also like to make a comment regarding my edited post for the CNY celebration. I totally felt like an Angmoh with the comment I made regarding some certain clothing, hehehe. Never meant to offend anybody. PEACE OUT!!! :P Thanks to the enlightening session from Ai Pei.

I probably should just dated my posting starting from the very recent. My picture collage post.
Disclaimer: some of these photos are meant to capture candid moments. Tee heee...

February 5th...
I joined Hope Church caregroups for their service and lunch at Crystal Jade Restaurant in Plaza Singapura. On my table, I got to sit beside the lovely miss Ai Pei, who was my partner in our comedy routine, although we have yet to claim an audience, hehehe. I think Andrew, who sat on my... left, bravely endured our moments of hilarity. And some of you would probably regret sitting in front of me, because me and my camera... I'm quite trigger happy... Here are some of my amateurish effort to capture the Kodak moments...

Sometimes deciding what to eat for lunch is such a chore!

Miss Dee... Deep in thought

Yihong showed us how it's done :-P

What are you doing, Peishan?

And to my left, we have Andrew, David and Andrea... From our table we're only missing taking a picture of Thomas

And this is my version of the carecell picture, commemorating me bringing a camera, hehehe... (l-r: Jon, Edmond, Ai Pei, Anne, Andrea, David, Dee, Yihong, Jay and Albert) ... Another version by Dee

And after the sugar rush settled in our bodies, some of us retreated to a relaxing guitar lesson with Master Albert.

More of the goin'ons for this day can be found at Dee's and Peishan's

Later that night, I went to watch a Korean movie, "The Season of Love" with my friends Marleen and Sylvia. Marleen treated me for the movie, especially since my favorite Korean star, Jung Woo Sung was in it. Overall it was an okay movie. Even JWS's performance seemed to be lacking in effort, but he's funny in it. It's refreshing to see him doing more light characters than his regular tough guy, rebel image. But the moral of the story was... never take anything for granted, your time with your loved ones are precious. And show them that you love them before it's too late.

Just like a Korean drama, right after the show, the sky was pouring like crazy. (Too bad there's no Korean TV hunks or anyone the likes, to offer us umbrellas, hehehe. Oh well...) It's almost midnight and although transportations were bad, we managed to get home safely. Things like these really makes me miss my car! It was our last outings together while Marleen still in Singapore, she returned to US the next day :-( And Sylvia returned to Jakarta about an hour after her.

February 4th...

Saturday Night with Delirious?
City Harvest Church was inviting the British Christian Band, Delirious?, to come and lead worship for the Saturday's and Sunday's service. Truthfully, I thought they're a tad bit too loud for my eardrums, but overall it was an awesome concert. I came with Marleen, Via, Ai Pei, Dee and Jay. EXPO Hall 8 was jam packed with people. It's full of worshippers. Sat behind us are people from South Korea. One 'ajummah' was so happy to shake hands with us and she kept on saying, "We from Ko-reea". I thought that was cute.

And just to bug some of my friends in Indonesia and US... It's a free concert, hehehe.

Martin Smith, the lead singer, has a very good voice. I told my friends, that at some part, when he started to "scream" JESUS... I got teary eyed. Not just for the voice, but it sounded from the heart >>> It's the sincerity that counts and usually that what makes the song sounds good.

These are the two clips from the concert...

The first video is a clip from "History Maker"

Second Clip... I think the title of the song is "Christ the solid Rock"

Sorry for the bad quality, but I recorded it with my Sony digital camera. And when I did it, I tried not to move. But yeah...

Right after the concert and a wonderful sermon about Ruth and then being rooted in a good "Ground" aka church by Pastor Kong Hee, the three of us (Ai Pei, Dee and I) went to eat dinner at Changi airport... since Expo's cafetaria was loaded with people. On the way out of Expo, we saw Singaporean own celeb, Irene Ang, aka Phua Chu Kang's Rosie, hehehe, in the midst of us.

February 3rd...

I got to spend some time with Christine at Sentosa Island around noon. We ate lunch at Harbour Front and continued our trek to Sentosa Flower Festival... talking about trekking, you would think that the both of us were suited for the journey, hehehe... Far from it. Well, since I'm not outdorsey to begin with, I put on my walking heeled sandals (the ones that I use for shopping) and Christine dressed up nicely so that she doesn't have to change for her later appointment. At the end of the day, both of us got blisters on our feet... hehehehe...

But that beside the point, tho. The flowers at Sentosa were so nice, I didn't regret going over there. And the view of the waterfront and of course having a nice chat with a friend. Here are some evidence of our good times...

The flowers and the view...

Christine and I infront of the wall of flowers.

After a fun afternoon with Christine, I got to spend the nightly event with Via and Marleen and we went to Esplanade and tried to watch the River Hongbao and the fireworks. The View was beautiful... and this picture is titled, "Wish you were here..." (hehehe... in this case even I need to be there... bad bad camera :-P )

Phew... at last I'm done with this post :)