When I wrote my final post for 2010, I didn't imagine January 2011 could just run by us so fast. I recalled sending greetings to friends wishing them a fabulous 2011.
This month, I have been infected with the flu bug since Jan 17. Gone to the Doc 4 times, including today. I couldn't fulfil my duty at DiD since last Tuesday and realised the flu bug has been circulating in the Premises of DiD as several of my colleagues and student interns also took turns to fall sick.
Despite taking the flu jab in June, never I could be so affected that I became non-functional.
In DiD, January happened to be an exciting month. In the first week, we incorporated half tours into full tours for students visiting NP for the 3-day open house from 6-8. We also held 2 workshops for MCYS and some staff from MinDef also came to visit us 2 Fridays' ago. Though someone caught bringing in a camera but denied he had a lighter on him.
DiD also had a few firsts for this year, for instance, some of us were engaged as musicians on some shifts, hot beverages had been nade available for visitors to purchase, duets in the dark and FC connect in the dark. As the year progresses, I believe more programs would be in place.
As for myself, My mother had been helpful in meeting orders for the cookies for the Lunar New Year season. Due to the overwhelming demand, I had to decline some orders, while others would receive theirs after this season.
Every comment, regardless good or bad have been welcomed so I can improve the quality of the cookies. Starting and maintaining a business is not easy. It's through God's strength, provision and blessings that I can soar like an eagle. Under His protection will be able to fly high and to allow Him to determine my dynasty.
Though owning a guide dog is still an uncertainty, I am hopeful that come March-May, if GOd willing, I'll be a proud owner of a guide dog.
Now, time to whisper a prayer and await the arrival of February. Happy Lunar New Year of the rabbit.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Friday, December 31, 2010
Reflection
So fast, we will be saying good-bye to 2010 in a little more than 3 hours. On 1 Jan, I was looking forward to a year to be filled with excitements. Well, these have all been accomplished. Many great experiences and some not so good ones.
The first six months of 2010 went by quite quickly without any incidences. Life was a brisk, working in DiD, knowing I would be travelling to Sydney in the 1st week of July for the Hillsongs conference.
Indeed, Had learnt and gathered much during the conference, especially on how to exercise my Faith and to reap the harvest; that the heartbeat of God is that none should perish, the mission of our Lord and Saviour when He sacrificed himself on the cross more than 2000 years ago. During the conference, a sister from the US gave me a word that God has given me all authority that I will thrive from then on and not having to strive.
I was charged up, ready to carry out His Mission for me in my life.
I never once imagined that God should put me to the test upon my return. Six days later, I was discovered to be very anaemic. It was discovered by my company's physician. My Haemoglobin level had dropped to 6, which rendered me to be non-functional. He insisted that I be transfused blood immediately. I needed a second opinion and he, taking my instruction referred me back to Dr Tham which saw me about 5 weeks earlier.
When Dr Tham saw me, he put his foot down, referring bme to be admitted to KKH for immediate blood transfusion and for other tests to be conducted. The service I received at KKH was so substandard that I had to approach the feedback quality unit to get what I needed in order that Dr Tham could prescribe the appropriate treatment. Though long and tedious, thank God for the Faith and perseverance to go through. I had 4 doses of the GNRH Analogs which helped raise my haemoglobin to 13.2 in November. Technically, the medication should have completed its work. However, I am still getting the sight effects of the medication. Hopefully, it will ware itself out very quickly in 2011.
Apart from this, after 16 days of MC, I returned to DiD to work on the first week of August. Hwee Lei, Glen, Jacob and Yin Teng were very encouraging helping me to cope. Glen and Hwee Ley even visited me while I was in hospital. Glen's Mother also gave me good advice to cope with the blood transfusion while it was going on.
Though this seemed bad, God, through Nancy taught me baking to help me cope with the added expenses accompanying the treatment. Praise God. Since I started baking the cornflakes cookies responses have been overwhelming. With financial assistance from Mona, Jimmy, Jun, Patricia and Nancy, I have been blessed. My cell group, under the leadership of Hong Yi has been a great help too.
Thank God also that through this venture, my mom felt that she is more alert and useful. She enjoys baking the cookies. She also confesses that Jesus is the Greatest. I pray God that she will personally confess you as her Lord and Saviour publicly. Glory be to God. She has been eager to go grocery shopping with me since then. I have started baking easy fruit cake since Christmas day, a recipe Nancy through Jean had taught me. Through Pamela's connection, I shall be writing to Lyn Lee of Awfully Chocolate to learn from her. Hopefully, a good outcome can be reaped.
I have known Zhan YuZhen a MediaCorp producer since 2006 but our phone calls had always been short and sweet. Upon learning of my situation, she posted the pics on her Facebook. A journalist from XinMing Daily saw her post. he wrote an article which was carried on 1 oct. Upon its publication, my mind was completely blown off. I was awed by the number of responses of people ordering the cookies. They range from school students to professionals. Glory be to God. He is a God of all possibilities. They have become my friends and we have been in touch since. YuZhen Jie also sponsored a product from Fit Solution for 1 month which help me alleviate the sight effects of the treatment. I also stumbled upon the green bean drink which also helps to alleviate the sight effects.
On 21 Dec, 2 canes broke in one day. Thank God for Dennis who came to my rescue on Wednesday. My quest for a guide dog is still ongoing. With the departure of Jamie, Dennis came and has been helping me since. Hopefully by May 2011, my dream of having a guide dog can become a reality.
My Youngest brother has been a sore thumb since then. With the leaving of 2010, I pray God that he can be more responsible for himself, that he learns to manage his finances and to be more prudent in making friends. Heavenly Father, I pray that he would be able to find a good career and not to squander his time and resources in things useless; that he would return to your arms again and he be sealed and covered by the blood of Christ.
Mary left us in July and Irene has come to our family in September. I hope Irene would enjoy being with us for the duration God has destined her to be with us.
This has been an extraordinary year for me. I pray that 2011 will be filled with God's abundance and Victory, that I could reach out to others, to be an encouragement to others. Good-bye 2010 and Hello 2011.
The first six months of 2010 went by quite quickly without any incidences. Life was a brisk, working in DiD, knowing I would be travelling to Sydney in the 1st week of July for the Hillsongs conference.
Indeed, Had learnt and gathered much during the conference, especially on how to exercise my Faith and to reap the harvest; that the heartbeat of God is that none should perish, the mission of our Lord and Saviour when He sacrificed himself on the cross more than 2000 years ago. During the conference, a sister from the US gave me a word that God has given me all authority that I will thrive from then on and not having to strive.
I was charged up, ready to carry out His Mission for me in my life.
I never once imagined that God should put me to the test upon my return. Six days later, I was discovered to be very anaemic. It was discovered by my company's physician. My Haemoglobin level had dropped to 6, which rendered me to be non-functional. He insisted that I be transfused blood immediately. I needed a second opinion and he, taking my instruction referred me back to Dr Tham which saw me about 5 weeks earlier.
When Dr Tham saw me, he put his foot down, referring bme to be admitted to KKH for immediate blood transfusion and for other tests to be conducted. The service I received at KKH was so substandard that I had to approach the feedback quality unit to get what I needed in order that Dr Tham could prescribe the appropriate treatment. Though long and tedious, thank God for the Faith and perseverance to go through. I had 4 doses of the GNRH Analogs which helped raise my haemoglobin to 13.2 in November. Technically, the medication should have completed its work. However, I am still getting the sight effects of the medication. Hopefully, it will ware itself out very quickly in 2011.
Apart from this, after 16 days of MC, I returned to DiD to work on the first week of August. Hwee Lei, Glen, Jacob and Yin Teng were very encouraging helping me to cope. Glen and Hwee Ley even visited me while I was in hospital. Glen's Mother also gave me good advice to cope with the blood transfusion while it was going on.
Though this seemed bad, God, through Nancy taught me baking to help me cope with the added expenses accompanying the treatment. Praise God. Since I started baking the cornflakes cookies responses have been overwhelming. With financial assistance from Mona, Jimmy, Jun, Patricia and Nancy, I have been blessed. My cell group, under the leadership of Hong Yi has been a great help too.
Thank God also that through this venture, my mom felt that she is more alert and useful. She enjoys baking the cookies. She also confesses that Jesus is the Greatest. I pray God that she will personally confess you as her Lord and Saviour publicly. Glory be to God. She has been eager to go grocery shopping with me since then. I have started baking easy fruit cake since Christmas day, a recipe Nancy through Jean had taught me. Through Pamela's connection, I shall be writing to Lyn Lee of Awfully Chocolate to learn from her. Hopefully, a good outcome can be reaped.
I have known Zhan YuZhen a MediaCorp producer since 2006 but our phone calls had always been short and sweet. Upon learning of my situation, she posted the pics on her Facebook. A journalist from XinMing Daily saw her post. he wrote an article which was carried on 1 oct. Upon its publication, my mind was completely blown off. I was awed by the number of responses of people ordering the cookies. They range from school students to professionals. Glory be to God. He is a God of all possibilities. They have become my friends and we have been in touch since. YuZhen Jie also sponsored a product from Fit Solution for 1 month which help me alleviate the sight effects of the treatment. I also stumbled upon the green bean drink which also helps to alleviate the sight effects.
On 21 Dec, 2 canes broke in one day. Thank God for Dennis who came to my rescue on Wednesday. My quest for a guide dog is still ongoing. With the departure of Jamie, Dennis came and has been helping me since. Hopefully by May 2011, my dream of having a guide dog can become a reality.
My Youngest brother has been a sore thumb since then. With the leaving of 2010, I pray God that he can be more responsible for himself, that he learns to manage his finances and to be more prudent in making friends. Heavenly Father, I pray that he would be able to find a good career and not to squander his time and resources in things useless; that he would return to your arms again and he be sealed and covered by the blood of Christ.
Mary left us in July and Irene has come to our family in September. I hope Irene would enjoy being with us for the duration God has destined her to be with us.
This has been an extraordinary year for me. I pray that 2011 will be filled with God's abundance and Victory, that I could reach out to others, to be an encouragement to others. Good-bye 2010 and Hello 2011.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Reflections For The Past 6 Months
It is nnearly 7 months since I last blogged. Not that I was too occupied with schedule, but, I wasn't diligent to do so and couldn't keep up with myself for this journal.
My full-time job is with DiD Singapore and involvement at Breezeto5 has cut down significantly as it is going through a revamp. I also took on the position as a sale rep with Scala some time in March, marketing slimming ware for ladies. My customers are mainly my friends, who wants to define the waistline.
My full-time job is with DiD Singapore and involvement at Breezeto5 has cut down significantly as it is going through a revamp. I also took on the position as a sale rep with Scala some time in March, marketing slimming ware for ladies. My customers are mainly my friends, who wants to define the waistline.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Recollections and Reflections
Wow! Time and tide really waits for no man. Again, we're in the last hours of 2009. Actually, I should be in church celebrating 2009 and ushering 2010 with my spiritual family. However, the plan had to be altered cuz need to accompany my mother.
In the month of December, I thanked God that I could celebrate Christmas with 3 groups of friends, though one of which, cannot be classified as Christmas celebration.
Though I was down with flu from mid November, my commitment to the ID Service wasn't affected. Praise God for enabling me to hold firm to Him, hence, to be able to fulfil my duty and to glorify His Mighty Name with my Brothers and Sisters who are intellectually disabled.
The past year had indeed brought me many challenges in many fronts, firstly when the first set of managers could no longer pay my salary. It was made known to me in March. Almost instantaneously, God provided another person who took me according to the terms and conditions offered by the previous managers. the changing of jobs, switching to a new career path came about in mid July when I decided to leave telemarketing and to pursue a different journey. This job offered me a consultant's post, in which, I accepted as I could be in contact with more people, and at the same time, to try to start my own business. God alloted me some funds in which I was able to acquire a desktop pc at a very reasonable price. Praise His Great Name!!
In October, Dialogue-in-the-Dark Social Enterprise made it's entry into Singapore via Ngee Ann Polytechnic. I decided to join my friends and am currently enjoying myself serving in the capacity of a tour guide in this unique exhibition.
The trip to Hill Songs Conference had to be postponed to 2010 due to the H1N1 pandemic. At first, it was very disappointing. However, I always believe God makes everything beautiful in His time. Hence, I choose to believe it will come into fruition in 2010.
I joined a new cell group in April. It is not completely new, for most of my cell members were from the previous group.
There are many things to recall and reflect. However, I believe that 2010 will bring new breakthroughs and new things to look forward to.
Good-by 2009 and Welcome 2010. See you in 2010!
In the month of December, I thanked God that I could celebrate Christmas with 3 groups of friends, though one of which, cannot be classified as Christmas celebration.
Though I was down with flu from mid November, my commitment to the ID Service wasn't affected. Praise God for enabling me to hold firm to Him, hence, to be able to fulfil my duty and to glorify His Mighty Name with my Brothers and Sisters who are intellectually disabled.
The past year had indeed brought me many challenges in many fronts, firstly when the first set of managers could no longer pay my salary. It was made known to me in March. Almost instantaneously, God provided another person who took me according to the terms and conditions offered by the previous managers. the changing of jobs, switching to a new career path came about in mid July when I decided to leave telemarketing and to pursue a different journey. This job offered me a consultant's post, in which, I accepted as I could be in contact with more people, and at the same time, to try to start my own business. God alloted me some funds in which I was able to acquire a desktop pc at a very reasonable price. Praise His Great Name!!
In October, Dialogue-in-the-Dark Social Enterprise made it's entry into Singapore via Ngee Ann Polytechnic. I decided to join my friends and am currently enjoying myself serving in the capacity of a tour guide in this unique exhibition.
The trip to Hill Songs Conference had to be postponed to 2010 due to the H1N1 pandemic. At first, it was very disappointing. However, I always believe God makes everything beautiful in His time. Hence, I choose to believe it will come into fruition in 2010.
I joined a new cell group in April. It is not completely new, for most of my cell members were from the previous group.
There are many things to recall and reflect. However, I believe that 2010 will bring new breakthroughs and new things to look forward to.
Good-by 2009 and Welcome 2010. See you in 2010!
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Anticipating September and Exciting October
Upon reflection, September was a relative quiet month, with the exception of telemarking for the Fringe activity for the Singapore Archifest 2009 to take place from 9-13 October at the National Library at Victoria Street. Though I did not manage to garner companies to participate in the career fare, did manage to clinch one sponsorship for the goody bag.
Besides, I was researching online for materials to put together 6 articles for the company's newsletter which goes out online fortnightly.
On 28 September, a litter of 6 pups made their arrival. Although only 3 managed to survive, they are growing steadily. Within a few days, we will realise they have grown, or their eyes had opened, and now, they are teething and seeking attention.
As I mentioned in my last blog that Glen called and told me I had been accepted by Ngee Ann Poly. Hence, without delay, the 15-day intensive training begun on 5 October. Though it was tiring, we are glad 14 of us have passed the exams and are now working as guides at Dialogue in the Dark (Singapore) located at blk 5 of Ngee Ann Polytechnic. According to the founder from Germany, Dr Andreas Heinecke, persons with disabilities have been marginalised and discriminated against. Hence, Dialogue in the Dark (a social enterprise) attempts to bridge this gap. He founded this concept in 1988 and subsequently, "Dialogue in Silence".
Ms Daniela Dimitrova, Ms Claudia Bade and Mr Pepe were 3 excellent trainers from Bulgaria, Germany and Mexico respectively. They would stretch our potential and maximise our ability to manage situation.
They told us that Singapore is kinda of unique for this the first Dialogue in the Dark project to be set up in an educational institution. They also applauded the directors of Ngee Ann Polytechnic that the whole works were set up in about a year's timeframe, in comparison to other which a longer time had to be taken for this project to materialise.
I'll encourage you to call Ngee Ann Poly at 6460 6222 to book the tours for you never know what you will take away from this unique exhibition.
As guides, my colleagues and myself are working happily, knowing we are helping others to discover their other senses that have taken a back seat with the advantage of sight.
So far, the feedback from visitors have been very positive and we hope it will generate public interest after its official launch, some time in the first quarter of 2010.
Besides, I was researching online for materials to put together 6 articles for the company's newsletter which goes out online fortnightly.
On 28 September, a litter of 6 pups made their arrival. Although only 3 managed to survive, they are growing steadily. Within a few days, we will realise they have grown, or their eyes had opened, and now, they are teething and seeking attention.
As I mentioned in my last blog that Glen called and told me I had been accepted by Ngee Ann Poly. Hence, without delay, the 15-day intensive training begun on 5 October. Though it was tiring, we are glad 14 of us have passed the exams and are now working as guides at Dialogue in the Dark (Singapore) located at blk 5 of Ngee Ann Polytechnic. According to the founder from Germany, Dr Andreas Heinecke, persons with disabilities have been marginalised and discriminated against. Hence, Dialogue in the Dark (a social enterprise) attempts to bridge this gap. He founded this concept in 1988 and subsequently, "Dialogue in Silence".
Ms Daniela Dimitrova, Ms Claudia Bade and Mr Pepe were 3 excellent trainers from Bulgaria, Germany and Mexico respectively. They would stretch our potential and maximise our ability to manage situation.
They told us that Singapore is kinda of unique for this the first Dialogue in the Dark project to be set up in an educational institution. They also applauded the directors of Ngee Ann Polytechnic that the whole works were set up in about a year's timeframe, in comparison to other which a longer time had to be taken for this project to materialise.
I'll encourage you to call Ngee Ann Poly at 6460 6222 to book the tours for you never know what you will take away from this unique exhibition.
As guides, my colleagues and myself are working happily, knowing we are helping others to discover their other senses that have taken a back seat with the advantage of sight.
So far, the feedback from visitors have been very positive and we hope it will generate public interest after its official launch, some time in the first quarter of 2010.
Monday, August 31, 2009
Extraordinary Augusg
This month greeted me with lots of excitement.
First, being on a new assignment since mid July, have been conscientiously learning the ropes. The area of Human Resource is new to me and, thankfully, Malcolm has been rather helpful to send me materials for the online newsletter, published fortnightly.
I took on an editing assignment for a 180-page book in Facilitating Transfromation. Glad to been given the opportunity to pursue my dream career. Praying for God's help to do a good job so I can be accorded more assignment of this nature.
I met Mike, Corona, Kate and Sharrie on 7 August. Mike's family and I went to Jambo Seafood where he enjoyed the chilli Crabs and Bens And Jerrys where Ice-cream was Kate's delight. Following which, Mike came over to my place for a short catch-up.
This year, for a change, I went to Lee Cheng's for one night, where we went to attend FCBC's first Saturday evening's service in TCT and spent sunday relaxing in the pool and celebrated the Nation's 44 BirthDay with relatives she invited.
Met Auntie Lee and David Chua at Thomson Plaza that afternoon with Amanda and Lee Cheng, while having lunch at the food court.
Ongoing project is the Archifest 2009, to recruit potential companies to come onboard Breezeto5 platform. I really hope we can fill up the 300 vacancies allocated for this exhibition to take place from 9/13 October.
Sam recommended me an interview, 'Dialogue In The Dark', a social enterprise project of Ngee Ann Polytechnic on 20 July. Glen call me on Friday evening informing me I have been selected for training from 1-13 October and to find out my preferred working schedule with them. Also had the opportunity to catch up with Aaron since our last meeting in 2002.
Cheng Hock arranged for me to undergo O & M with an American lady Jamie that completed last thursday, as part of the process of acquiring a guidedog as my guide. It is heartening that her assessment has been positive and she would return in Jan 2010 to assess the group again, to better prepare us for this possibility.
17 August was the last time I get to meet up with Nan sheng Gege and family for they have relocated to Boston for a couple of years to pursue his theological studies. It was a great time catching up with friends I've not met, some of them for years, for example, Billy Koh and Samuel Chong who I met 3 days before while he was part of the Cast from JiaXi Media performing a play at TC, "Life No Take 2". I had the privelege to meet him when he was a young producer in 1993 at the SBC, shooting a promo for wataboshi concert at the Yamaha Studio at Plaza Singapura. To my surprise, He could still recognise me and came to say hello. Likewise, he did the same thing at NanSheng Gege Farewell gathering.
Thankfully, Pan Ying gave me a lift home as it was late, about 11pm when the event ended.
On 29 August, we went to sell flags for TCS and Bevien and I had a wonderful time catching up and approaching the public.
Ah Hwa is on her annual visit to Singapore with her 2 daughters, and we managed to meet up on 2 occasions. Thank God for this opportunity.
I have been rather lethargic for the last 2 weeks. Hopefully, will get better.
These are some highlights for the month of August. Don't know what's installed in September?
First, being on a new assignment since mid July, have been conscientiously learning the ropes. The area of Human Resource is new to me and, thankfully, Malcolm has been rather helpful to send me materials for the online newsletter, published fortnightly.
I took on an editing assignment for a 180-page book in Facilitating Transfromation. Glad to been given the opportunity to pursue my dream career. Praying for God's help to do a good job so I can be accorded more assignment of this nature.
I met Mike, Corona, Kate and Sharrie on 7 August. Mike's family and I went to Jambo Seafood where he enjoyed the chilli Crabs and Bens And Jerrys where Ice-cream was Kate's delight. Following which, Mike came over to my place for a short catch-up.
This year, for a change, I went to Lee Cheng's for one night, where we went to attend FCBC's first Saturday evening's service in TCT and spent sunday relaxing in the pool and celebrated the Nation's 44 BirthDay with relatives she invited.
Met Auntie Lee and David Chua at Thomson Plaza that afternoon with Amanda and Lee Cheng, while having lunch at the food court.
Ongoing project is the Archifest 2009, to recruit potential companies to come onboard Breezeto5 platform. I really hope we can fill up the 300 vacancies allocated for this exhibition to take place from 9/13 October.
Sam recommended me an interview, 'Dialogue In The Dark', a social enterprise project of Ngee Ann Polytechnic on 20 July. Glen call me on Friday evening informing me I have been selected for training from 1-13 October and to find out my preferred working schedule with them. Also had the opportunity to catch up with Aaron since our last meeting in 2002.
Cheng Hock arranged for me to undergo O & M with an American lady Jamie that completed last thursday, as part of the process of acquiring a guidedog as my guide. It is heartening that her assessment has been positive and she would return in Jan 2010 to assess the group again, to better prepare us for this possibility.
17 August was the last time I get to meet up with Nan sheng Gege and family for they have relocated to Boston for a couple of years to pursue his theological studies. It was a great time catching up with friends I've not met, some of them for years, for example, Billy Koh and Samuel Chong who I met 3 days before while he was part of the Cast from JiaXi Media performing a play at TC, "Life No Take 2". I had the privelege to meet him when he was a young producer in 1993 at the SBC, shooting a promo for wataboshi concert at the Yamaha Studio at Plaza Singapura. To my surprise, He could still recognise me and came to say hello. Likewise, he did the same thing at NanSheng Gege Farewell gathering.
Thankfully, Pan Ying gave me a lift home as it was late, about 11pm when the event ended.
On 29 August, we went to sell flags for TCS and Bevien and I had a wonderful time catching up and approaching the public.
Ah Hwa is on her annual visit to Singapore with her 2 daughters, and we managed to meet up on 2 occasions. Thank God for this opportunity.
I have been rather lethargic for the last 2 weeks. Hopefully, will get better.
These are some highlights for the month of August. Don't know what's installed in September?
Friday, July 31, 2009
An Eventful July
At the beginning of this month, I was praying that God help me out of telemarketing for I was having mild depression. I knew then that if I didn't get out, the consequence can be worse.
Thankfully, God got me out of telemarketing and by 15 July, I found myself embarking on a new journey.
I now work as a consultant with Breezeto5. The man who started this company is a lawyer turned businessman and having gone for 2 rounds of interviews was finally accepted.
Malcolm is a man of a few works and we usually communicate via sms or email. Though we speak once every few days, modern technology has enabled us to keep each other posted and updated of developments.
I mentioned to Karen that because of this, I want to apply for the Lovesingapore Entrenpreneur funds to enable me to acquire a desktop pc so I need not tax on my laptop which suffered a major breakdown and rendered me not being able to work for one week in June.
As an encouragement, she actually helped me with and discouraged me to take that journey. I am very grateful and actually drafted a rough business plan for the next 2 years, hopefully, God will help me to fulfil.
Back to my consultancy service, I am suppose to recruit employers to participate in the Archifest 2009 to be held in October to celebrate the build environment. Apart from this, my other roles are to furnish 3 articles for publication on a fortnightly basis. I am suppose to promote Breezeto5 to as many companies and to grant media exposure of the company, especially, Malcolm.
Today, Edwin delivered the desktop pc to the delight of my mom who sat at it for 2 hours enjoying her favourite game.
I'd like to thank Joe who willingly released me without one month's notice and am grateful for his understanding.
Yuru celebrated her 21-yyear-old birthday on 12 July and we celebrate little Sophie's birthday a week later. What joyous occasions. However, when she came, I was busy editing articles from Candid Creation that I didn't have the opportunity to play with her.
Just received news yesterday that Mike and family will be visiting Singapore next week and we shall have a time of catch-up to be arrange.
Thank God for answering Nansheng Gege's prayer, his family will be temporary relocating to USA to further his studies. Praise God that our prayers have been answered.
I shall end here and look forward for more good things to come in August.
Thankfully, God got me out of telemarketing and by 15 July, I found myself embarking on a new journey.
I now work as a consultant with Breezeto5. The man who started this company is a lawyer turned businessman and having gone for 2 rounds of interviews was finally accepted.
Malcolm is a man of a few works and we usually communicate via sms or email. Though we speak once every few days, modern technology has enabled us to keep each other posted and updated of developments.
I mentioned to Karen that because of this, I want to apply for the Lovesingapore Entrenpreneur funds to enable me to acquire a desktop pc so I need not tax on my laptop which suffered a major breakdown and rendered me not being able to work for one week in June.
As an encouragement, she actually helped me with and discouraged me to take that journey. I am very grateful and actually drafted a rough business plan for the next 2 years, hopefully, God will help me to fulfil.
Back to my consultancy service, I am suppose to recruit employers to participate in the Archifest 2009 to be held in October to celebrate the build environment. Apart from this, my other roles are to furnish 3 articles for publication on a fortnightly basis. I am suppose to promote Breezeto5 to as many companies and to grant media exposure of the company, especially, Malcolm.
Today, Edwin delivered the desktop pc to the delight of my mom who sat at it for 2 hours enjoying her favourite game.
I'd like to thank Joe who willingly released me without one month's notice and am grateful for his understanding.
Yuru celebrated her 21-yyear-old birthday on 12 July and we celebrate little Sophie's birthday a week later. What joyous occasions. However, when she came, I was busy editing articles from Candid Creation that I didn't have the opportunity to play with her.
Just received news yesterday that Mike and family will be visiting Singapore next week and we shall have a time of catch-up to be arrange.
Thank God for answering Nansheng Gege's prayer, his family will be temporary relocating to USA to further his studies. Praise God that our prayers have been answered.
I shall end here and look forward for more good things to come in August.
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