Welcome to The LIM Family!: September 2006

Good Morning Thursday

If you have not realise this - Thursday is my most looked forward day of the week.

Mainly because it's Cell Group Day and I can also spend time with Baby Janine. Singing Praise and Worship to her and giving her time to listen to the WOG.

I have carried with me this little postcard which has been hanging on the door of my Mitsubishi fridge. The reason I bought this card is because long long time ago I had a friend who was facing some storms of life, I wanted to encourage her by giving her this card but I never had the chance. Therefore, it was hanging there since then but it has not only blessed me so much, it blessed a lot of friends who had visited my house, be it for dinner, toilet visit or cell group make up.

Here it goes, I hope this will bless some of you whom faithfully visit my blog...

God has not promised skies always blue, flower-strewn pathways all our lives through;
God has not promised sun without rain, joy withour sorrow, peace without pain.

But God has promised strength for the day, rest for the labour, light for the way, grace for the trials, help from above, unfailing sympathy, undying love.

I hope you will like it and find strength in Him if there are some parts of trials you are going through now. God bless.

Agape

Mid-Autumn is round the coner

Mid-Autumn Enchantment (06 Oct 2006)

Mid-Autumn Festival is on the 15th moon day of the 8th Chinese Lunar Month. On this day, the moon is at its roundest and brightest, which makes moon gazing an essential part of this festival. This is also a time for lovers to tryst and be together, symbolized by the roundness of the moon.

FOODS OF THE MOONCAKE FESTIVAL
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1. The Chinese word for "Pomelo" is yu, which is homophonous with that for "blessing," and thus the fruit is considered auspicious. Since pomelo season coincides with Mid-Autumn Festival, this sweet fruit has naturally become a part of the festivities.

2. Piglet Biscuits - known by the Cantonese as "Jua Zai Bang", are traditionally sold with mooncakes mainly to attract the kids. Why the baked biscuits are shaped in the form of piglets is anyone’s guess, but the colourful baskets they come in sure reminds one of real pigs trapped in rattan baskets, ready for the slaughter.

Please keep us in your prayers.

Dear Friends, please keep us in your prayers.

1. Favor with men as wy approaches people during road shows.
2. Open doors from God to meet potential customers.
3. God's provision for daily necessity so that wy can fulfill his higher calling.
4. Pray for persistency and ongoing passion in our work.
5. Continue to believe and trust God for wy's $100,000.00 commission by Nov 2006.
6. To experience God's tangible presence and moved into another of intimacy with God during our QT.
7. Continue to learn and move forward in leadership ministry.
8. Pray for God's protection upon family members.
9. Good motor skill development for Baby Janine as she continues to grow strong and healthy.

Thanks a lot!

Getting Ready

Anyone wanna hitch a ride from us to BKK?

you must be crazy...!

Before everything, Breakfast at Macdonald's right after checking in at the Singapore Changi Airport T1. Ooooh, dont look at my tummy okay :P

Anyone wanna guess what's that soft toy we are holding on to?

Someone say it's a seahorse??? hahah, I almost fainted.

It's none other than our centre of attraction - The Merlion!!!

see that's our flight. Hurray to Jet*

pretty ladies

say cheese, handsome

taking off, buckle your seat belts

nice shot. so cool

Are we there yet?

seems that I can see some land, finally, we are touching down soon.

nice view, taken from Alvin

waiting to be checked in

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Touching down

Once we checked in, we rushed to the makan outlet next to our hotel for food!

Everybody looked satisfied after our lunch we were so hungry that we grab everything that's edible once it touches the table. I dont even have time to snap any shots, so sad. Only managed to capture our last dish. That's our dessert.

Mango + Sticky Rice at 30 Bath

Hmm, this is where I had my fried rice last year.

Maybe I should have this for breakfast tom.

Here we are, MBK!!!!

Swensens at MBK

That's mine, wy and Alvin's. Yummy...

Tracy seems happy with what she ordered.

That's Solo and Jo's share.

Street Hawker's Pathai at 30 Bath next to Asia Hotel

Nice Manicure for 150 Bath :)

So tired after a long day of shopping and makan.

Wy is so happy with his new pair of jeans that he wanted to try them on once we return to our hotel room.

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Platimun Mall

This is how you can get there

It has been such a long time since I last had my rootbeer float.

I think I had them in KL somewhere in Jan. Cheers!

Had some nice Rootbeer float at Panthip Plaza.

On our way there, happily buying and eating from the street hawkers.

Sweet corn at 10 Bath...

Oh their "butter" means cut. I thought they add butter for you, so I nodded my head and my sweet corn ended by in pieces... sob

Here we are Platimun Shopping Mall, after a long 15 min walk.

The 3 boys managed to get each a pair of jeans for 550 Bath.

Can you see the smile on their face?

Bye bye, hope to see you again soon...

Thai glass noodle (chicken or pork) 30 Bath.

Street hawkers along the way toward Platimun Mall.

NICE!!!

New hair cut for Jo, Solo and Alvin at MBK, 299 Bath.

Some bird nest for you?

Kena con by this beibei at MBK top level. Sold me for 200 Bath and I can see people selling cheaper somewhere aroung the food court there. Hump! I will never go back to his store again!

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