It's been a long time I didn't practice and perform with our art school student. This time it is so great to have a chance again to perform an opening dance for VIP in 'Pembangunan Belia' Campaign held at Likas Sport Complex. We performed a new jazz piece to Kelly Clarkson's Stronger.
All 20 performers get in red to burn the fire of dance :)
Performing Venue. Love the cheers and support from the crowd. :D
Every year me and my siblings keep cracking our head on ideas for celebrating Mother's Day. It seems like we still run the traditional and simplest celebration we can give. Love You MUM :)
As most of the people know about the result for Malaysia's election, it doesn't really the result wanted isn't it? Since the moment the result announced few days ago, facebook and twitter are flooded with comments about the election. Well, I did post and shared some of it too. In fact, I'm very happy for the result because BN is getting lower seats since last two election and Pakatan is keep rising. I know Pakatan didn't manage to win the place of becoming Malaysia's government this year, but look at the bright side, we are closer to it already!
I believe Malaysians always have the spirit of unity and love for each other, no matter what race or where we are from. As we all can see, how easily the feeling of worry, hate, angry, selfishness, blaming and unforgiveness attacks us when we lose our patience on waiting and believing the result we hunger for.
Smile, Malaysians! Remember Malaysia always shines, only the devil is dark. As long as we keep the faith and believe it, we will reach there one day :)
Well, in the middle of the night, my mind is like an ipad again. This time, no more looking for food in fridge, but some plans and visions for future. Let all this images bind into a story. As I imagine my story and closer to the climax, where I can view myself dancing on stage with my prince and teaching bunch of kids to dance, the dark force of the giants keep chasing after it; gossips and judgments.
Found this interesting picture from facebook :)
I can say that, nothing of those will stop me, as long as I stay strong on right foundation. :) Be strong and courageous to chase after your dream ya everyone!
I have no idea since when my sisters and mum fall in love with this place. They brought me here almost everytime when I went back home. It is the 'Shabu Zen' steamboat restaurant in Seremban. There's alot of delicious food for us to pick, all kinds of meat, seafood, vegetables etc. There's also some after meal dessert! The attractive point is, we only need to pay a fix amount per person then we can enjoy as much food as we can already! :)
Unstoppable Food keep coming :)
My two beautiful yet mature sisters. :)
Stomach ain't got space everytime after visiting it. XD
As I read through a book called ''Reaching Out to the Father'' by Teresa Tay on my way back to my hometown, one passage comes to me and bring me the urge to share it out. It is about the history of revival in Uganda and what they went through before it.
''Christians in Uganda were horribly persecuted under Idi Amin (1971 - 1979), who closed down churches, executed or exiled key Christian leaders and killed thousands of lay people. The suffering caused Ugandas to go under their knees. A deep cry for help was born and with it a new seriousness in prayer. John Mulinde of World Trumpet Ministries has this to say, 'It was no average prayer, but the deep and lasting prayer characteristic of revival movements.' Today Uganda is governed by Christians and it is one of a few nations in Africa holding out hope of progress for all Africa.''
According to the interview of Jackson Senyanga, Pastor of Christian Life Church, Kampala, Uganda, The Lord has shown them there must be six levels of prayer so that God can harvest a nation to Himself:
1) prayers in homes
2) prayers in churches
3) prayers in communities
4) prayers in cities
5) prayers in a nation
6) prayers for the nations.
These six waves create an atmosphere where God can dwell.
