A Come Back For 2009

Woohhh.

I haven't blog in ages. Maybe because of the lack of material and the degradation of brain cells from bumming around too much. I think I literally forgot I had a blog. But, all things must come to an end and I will be a working class citizen soon, as opposed to a scum of the universe which I am now. Come to think of it, much of my holidays have been wasted. Which is part of the plan. Being unproductive is good fun at times.

Not So much like this................


More like that...........

Except I haven't gained any weight..............

On a lighter note, I did go some places............

On What'z Been happening.......

Went to Penang twice..............

......Singapore

Ipoh / Gua Tempurung

Stopped by in Kampar...........

And saw someone's dad who's into falconry..........damn man...........

On Malaysian Politics...............

Well.............entertaining as usual...............

I wish they had Chasers here, or Saturday Night Life.............the amount of material they have in one year could go through 10 seasons..........or more.


With sex photo scandals.............


Politicians hopping


Having a state assembly meeting under a tree...........


Karpal Singh getting mobbed in Parliament itself..........

On the World.............


Well.......... bad times are a coming............. at least I have a job..........

Obama becomes president
Gaza under attack
Sri Lankan cricketers attacked in Pakistan........


Slumdog Millionaire sweeps Oscars


Heath Ledger wins Oscar as the Joker


Rafael Nadal wins the Australia Open.....


John Sng is still John Sng.........


I completed Half Life 2..................damn I am slow..............

2009...........

This is my first post of 2009. I haven't been faithful to this blog for a while now. Probably because I had better things to do. I guess things will start to settle down soon.

I'm back in Msia now from Adelaide. Graduated. Ready to work in 2 months time.

My Msia no. is 012-2911727 if you want to contact me. Happy New Year.

A few things I've noted.

I appreciate Stand Up Comedy. I think its great art.

Loads of people seem to be into photography now. With blogs and facebook, the need to personalize grows evermore.

Malaysia isn't such a bad country. In time hopefully things will change for the better.

Work makes holidays feel so much better.

I am feeling the need to record stuff. Gotta pick up my guitar and play.

Distances mean a lot. Even with the technology we have today. Keeping in contact with friends takes effort.

The pursue of temporary happiness is not a short detour, but its the basis of life right now in this age.

At gunpoint. anything is possible.

3 chords can make a good song.
3 words can change everything.
A triangle is strongest when all 3 points are holding as tightly as possible to each other.

A huge amount of life is relative.
But not all.

People judge your social life by how you spend New Years.

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. But the monkeys that eat them take them far far away.

I don't really care if monkeys actually do eat apples.

and the Thank You parts.........

I would like to personally thank Voon for bringing a projector and walkie-talkies to the convention when we truly needed a second projector. I commend his initiative and his heart to be a servant to us even though he is an interstate delegate. I guess that’s what convention is about. It brings the best out of people, which is always shown during dire situations. I apologize for losing a walkie-talkie. It was a terrible thing to do after all the help you have shown us. Thank you for showing me grace.

I would like to thank Exco for supporting us. They have truly been our big brothers during this camp. They were always there when we needed someone, without hesitation, without demand for compensation. And they served us truly with humbleness, both before and during and after, whilst providing support in prayers, insight, experience and love. I apologize for anytime that I took your service for granted and I would like to say it is appreciated.

I would like to thank those who have gone before us. Our brothers and sisters Tuck Yean, Joanne and Andrew Kiu, G and Delwin Keasberry and Auntie Merrilyn. They have truly paved the road for us while all we had to do was walk through it. It is because of their hard work in previous conventions that they are able to provide us with their experiences and also encourage us as fellow OCFers who have been through similar things before in their time. I would like to also thank them for being our safety nets where we know that they will catch us when they fall. It is good to know that we are not alone as a committee but we have the blessings of wise council when we needed them. Thank you for your hospitality and your friendship and your prayers which I will greatly appreciate and carry with me as I head back to Malaysia.

I would like to also thank our chairperson Handy Gohno and his partner Shelley Chee. I believe that you been a great leader to us as a committee and that you have always been there for us even though you had other commitments such as exams. Thank you for giving me this opportunity (Hopefully were all not regretting it now = P), I truly appreciate it. I have made many mistakes, for that I apologize. I understand that I have been one of the hard ones to deal with, but thank you for your patience and your grace and thank you for doing a huge portion of my task. I would say I had an awesome experience serving under you in the team. Shelley, thanks for sitting down with me and going through the program flow. And I would like to thank all the nagging, the reminders and the scolding which I was given to help me grow. I believe most of us did from it. Whether it was directly (me) or indirect (through Handy).

I would like to thank the rest of my convention team members. You guys have been an awesome team players as well as buddies. I thank you for all the help you have given me throughout our one and a half years together and also all the support and encouragement you have given me. I truly enjoyed my time serving with you guys and I will never forget the time we worked together.

Karen, I think you should be commended on your organizational skills and hard work in the kitchen during convention. I thought that everything went really smoothly and you did a really good job with the food and catering. It truly made our convention in SA a unique one. I personally would have gone crazy if I had to wake up at 6 am and cook everyday for 200 people!!!

Joseph, I love your creativity and the youthfulness you brought to the Convention team. At first, it would seem that you’re our young little brother, but you have done so well that I feel embarrassed as your senior for not seeing the things that you see. You’ve always given us a unique perspective towards things and I thank you for all your hard work in the publicity, the website, the fundraising and the shop. I hope you will grow more in OCF in the years to come.

Joannies, I loved your work with the logistics. Everything that we needed at camp was there when we needed it. And you brought so much extra stuff that we need not worry about not having what we might need. I thank you for your ability to plan ahead of time and your practicality and your organization. I think a lot of things would have been a mess without you. I could see you working really hard during camp and that you were so so tired but you pressed on.

Sher Ri !! I know, the treasurer job sucks cause you’re the only one still working when everyone is done. But hey, I think you did a great job as a treasurer. I think it’s a rewarding job since you get to directly see how God has blessed us monetarily. Thank you for always working behind the scenes where it really counts (no pun intended). I think you have a gift for preparing gifts too. I meant, the handmade cards looked like they were printed by a professional!! Bless your patience and your love for that.

Betty, thank you for doing the registrar. I think you had one of the craziest weeks in your life when everyone was coming in. But you truly did pull through with all the last minute requests and also with your exams just ending not long before that. I think that you have a tremendous gift for people and its awesome how you always seem to relate to different people. I’m really glad that I got to know you in the committee and I hope that you have a good time with your year off.

Ee May, you crazy girl. You have really added a the spice to our little group of convention crazies. I love your “dramaness” and the way you just speak your mind to all of us. It is truly a blessing to have you around. I still remember the time where you were screaming into the phone when I told you that I mixed up the day themes, it was classic. Thanks for being understanding and also thanks for doing all the BS and praise & worship stuff + the t-shirt. You’ve done a great job with everything gurl !!! We had a great time together………..haha especially with the Farewell party !!! See ya in Msia Ee May !!!!

Gerald!!! Our transport hero. Without you, I wouldn’t be able to go home. Well maybe not, but I think that organizing transport for 200+ people is not the easiest task in the world. You’ve done a great job with the limited amount of driver supply that we have and even though you were feeling not so well during the camp itself. Good job ! I hope that you will continue to grow in Alice Springs and that you will have a good time there. All the best.

I would like to thank the whole PA crew. Dennis, Kazu, Allan, Nesta and Wei Shyang. I love your work at the PA. Whenever I needed to talk, I could. Louder, still could. Thanks for being there for every session, uploading stuff, sitting with the p & w team and making sure everything works and also setting up and clearing out. Thanks so much. You guys love Coke yea? I’ll try to remember to get you some.

I would like to thank Mr. Jonathan Foo and his team of photographers. Thanks for making helping us remember convention so much better in colour and in smiles. I appreciate the time and effort taken to take the pictures and the main camp picture.

I would like to thank SA as a whole. Everyone of you guys. Whether helping set up the place, hosting people in your homes, being BS leaders or working in the kitchen, you guys have been so supportive towards us. All I had to do was ask, (and sometimes I don’t even have to) your were there to help out. I am truly proud to be SAin’. They say we are kampong………………… and we proved them right. Yes we really stick together and everyone knows everyone.

I would like to also thank all the delegates for making the effort to come. Truly, this convention would be nothing without you guys. I love it when I get to see so many people from different nations, states, denominations and cultures and backgrounds gather together under one banner and one name. It is encouraging to see your enthusiasm and your willingness to help out and be awesome participants in every little aspect and detail of convention. It was a pleasure to serve you gus.

This is a special spot for Daniel Lee & James. If not for you guys, I might have been kidnapped during the night. Thanks for being our security.

This is a special spot reserved for Ming Wei and Daniel. They helped me set up stations and they looked very man. Sorry about making your blow balloons out in the wind and the sun. Well done boys.

This is a special spot for the Victorian boys and Western Australia boys. Macho macho macho.

This is a special spot for Ian. It is intentionally left blank.

Thank you God. You have been awesome. Thanks for the time here in Adelaide and thanks for letting me end it like that. I look back with no regrets. I look forward with enthusiasm on what’s to come for me in Your plan. Thank you for being not part of Convention, but thank You for being Convention itself. The very essence of it. Goodnight.

Convention Report

The 49th OCF Convention's Programs Coordinator Report

My journey to The OCF Convention in South Australia 2008 first started in the 2nd Semester of 2007. I was first approached by the chairperson Handy Gohno. Without much contemplation, which is a common approach that I take to most things, I agreed. Little did I know what I was in store for.

Having just come out of the Easter Camp 07 committee I was eager to challenge myself once again with a new task and a new portfolio at hand.

For the first six months, my workload for Convention 08 wasn't too much. What was mainly done was more on a corporate level, where decisions related to the theme, the catering and campsite were made.

My portfolio work began to unfold more in 2008. Two of the more important tasks I had at hand was to finish the program timetable and also to come up with a list of workshops for the convention itself. I would admit having gone to a previous convention in 2006 helped a lot in knowing what convention is all about and how the programs should be done in accordance with its purpose. I had a lot of help from committee members with both these tasks.

After that, my duties were to contact the workshop speaker suggestions to find out the availability and also to be the liase person with them. I had the help on my committee members doing this and for that I am thankful. This would continue on till convention itself, where I constantly update the speakers with information on the venue, time, lunch invitations and etc. One important thing is to always reconfirm, which I learned the hard way because I always took things for granted.

The program flow itself was pretty similar to previous conventions. Compared to 2007, we decided to have just one bible study a day compared to two and replace it with a time of ministry. Each day had a separate theme to itself that related to the overall theme of the Convention 08 which is "The King's Return". These mini themes were Worship, Discipleship, Prayer and Missions & Evangelism.

I had help from others, mainly Joanne Kiu and Shelley Chee to create a program flow chart for convention itself. I would highly recommend this. It is a table where it lists the program in a chronological order with the people in charge, logistical needs and tasks required. I found it helpful to always consider the programs ahead so we could always prepare for what is needed ahead of time.

I was also in charge of the games for the first day. I would like to thank my team of contributors who helped me brainstorm for ideas. I would like to also thank previous game organizers who came up with ideas that I borrowed or inspired me. Last but not least, my awesome game masters who had to sacrifice their game time to be in charge of stations.

The objective of the game itself was to bond team members and to also have fun. Each team has to collect the 9 fruits of the spirit and also the 6 pieces of the armor of God. These rewards are given out by 15 different stations that are situated around the camp sites. With the help of a map, each group has 1 and a half hours to acquire as many of the rewards as possible. Most stations could hold up to two teams, whilst some could take one and others up to three. So there was no issue with overcrowding. One of the major flaws for the games was that one station was a dangerous, as it was situated on a hilly area and the players had to run around that area. A few people got hurt because of that. Other than that, it was commended well. I would like to once again thank every single participant in it.

During convention itself, my main task would be to make sure all the programs flowed smoothly. Things were slow at times and fast at others. A major problem would be that praise & worship always started late after breakfast and dinner. For the morning sessions, it would leave bible study sessions shorter. For one of the days, we extended the bible study session because we had a half an hour break after lunch.

Overall, I would like to thank God for His work in convention. If not for Him, convention wouldn’t have an impact on the lives of people, which is the main goal I had for convention: To see lives changed. As many of the committee members would tell you, it was not well organized. Yet, things worked out for the better as convention began to unfold. I made plenty of mistakes, and I would like to sincerely apologize to everyone who was affected by them. Still, in my weakness and lack of faith, God was glorified. He was strong where I was not, and that was almost everything. We are truly encouraged to see the enthusiasm of every single delegate and how willing they were to help us out in whatever areas they needed. God moved, and He brought us along with Him. How did He weave every little part of convention to make it fit together nicely, even with our failings? Truly amazing.Thank you God.

(You can cut this part out, its my thank you speech)

A Brief Reflection

Hello there again.

Sorry I started off badly. But as of this moment I am pretty sure I'm done with all I have to do already.

Which is a good thing.

What in the world happened during the month of November?

Firstly exams. I'm glad to say I have passed everything. And that I will be graduating on the 19th of Dec if all goes well.

Second convention. Convention made me discover a lot about myself. And my life here in Adelaide. So I shall take a short reflection.......

So a long time ago...........

High school.

This is how I looked back in high school. A bit different yes.

Back when I was about 16-17, I was a melancholic person. I pretty much hated the world, how it ran and how people were all automatons, just going along with the flow, getting a job and slowly working your way up and all that. I wanted to be different. I didn't want to be typical. I enjoyed being creative, being original, coming up with ideas, discussing different philosophies of life. I didn't want a 9-5 job, I remember having a dream of forming a band and touring the world. Yea kinda hippie. I was always listening to music, especially those with emo lyrics. But I got depressed frequently, lost with my life direction (I thought it was meaningless) and I was always questioning God and His ways and at many a times, I struggled with the fact that God was actually good. Or the fact that He actually existed.

With constant pressure from surroundings and parents to do well in school, I worked hard enough do get into college although I didn't believe in the system at all. I did had some good times, many of them I realized only after I had left. To be honest when I left, I was happy to go. I hated all the rules and regulations that came with the uniform.

In college, I began to lighten up more. I began to be a little more extroverted. I would admit I had an awesome bunch of friends to mix with which help a lot. But I still always had my quiet moments where I just feel like not talking at all.

I look a little more like I do now back in SAM.

I had great fun and I enjoyed the greater degree of freedom, especially with the car where I could just drive anywhere anytime. My parents are pretty liberal on where I go, which I am thankful for. I managed to expose myself more to the world, both the good and bad sides. I wouldn't say I know a lot, but I've been to the dark side. Yes yes all that corruption. This kinda continued on through to Uni days. Yes I got more worldly. From being a rebel of the world, I began to accept it and embrace it.

So I began a more happy go lucky life with zero responsibilities, just going with the flow and being blessed at the same time. A little more self indulgent and a little more self confidence. And of course more self love and pride.

I was sad to leave, and I actually wanted to go to Melbourne, but my parents wanted me to be in Adelaide. Partly because they don't exactly trust me to go to a foreign land alone, my sister wasn't around. Right now I am very thankful I came to Adelaide. Not because its great, but because of the experiences I had. I probably would have gotten corrupted even more in Melbourne........ you'll see me smoking pot and hanging out at strip joints. Seriously.

Then I came to Adelaide.

My first year in Adelaide was a really good experience. Again I got expose to different cultures and people, in Lincoln College and also in OCF. I made so many new friends, both young and old, from different professions and backgrounds. First year was the year to try out many different things.

This is a picture of O-week in 2006.

So the first time was always great. I remember joining so many events, participating and feeling welcomed. I was touched by the efforts of the seniors in making my stay here so much better. I decided to take up roles of responsibilities.

Of course this from a person that knows nothing about responsibilities. I am what Shelley Chee would call a "lulu". OR my tuition teacher would call a "ding dong". I'm disorganized, I have no sense of priority, occasionally in my own little world and I work for recognition. I wear mismatched socks, live in a messy room, would play DoTA on the night before exams, realize I studied for the wrong test because I mixed my timetable up (yes really happened), miss the bus and end up being late, drink my water straight from the kettle, eat food that drops on the floor, etc etc. And the worse thing was: I would laugh about all this things, cause I somehow find humour in it.

Somehow I get blessings out of nowhere. When I was late to the airport, I got upgraded to first class. When I realized I submitted my job application confirmation like 10 days after the due date, it was alright and they kindly asked if I would like to start 2 and a half months later so that I could have a holiday.

So back to the responsibilities. In 2nd year I took up the role of International Rep and also Easter Camp treasurer and BS coordinator. Wow. Felt a little more important. Thank God for the people around me. I was totally disorganized for International night, which is the biggest event the International Rep had to organize. But it didn't turn out as bad as I thought it would. I really enjoyed being part of the E-camp committee, I was blessed with awesome mates who really made the experience so much better.

Through that, I managed to experience what it was like to work in a committee and the level of commitment you need. I was blessed to work with the Aussies and also with Malaysians and also managed to differentiate a Christian committee and a circular one. I grew to be more confident and improved on many skills, notably public speaking, general organization and socializing.

In my 3rd and final year, I decided to take up more challenges although it would be my toughest year in Uni. I joined the Convention 08 committee and also the college club treasurer. The selection process is different. In college, you run for your positions and get voted into office. Kinda like a popularity contest. In OCF, you are kinda approached by the leaders. It was my first time running against someone else for a position. A unique experience I would say. When they announced my name as the next treasurer, I was like YESSSSS!!! You've probably noticed that I talk a lot about my roles in my posts, as I do have a lot of passion for them. Although I constantly regret saying yes during my time of working, I have never ever regretted doing stuff when it comes to the end.

I can proudly say I am glad to serve all this time. The blessing is in the serving itself.

I also can say I grew a lot as a Christian. I would say my maturity level isn't exactly high. On a scale of 1 to 10 I would say 3 or 4. But through BS leading and serving in the OCF ministry I've managed to grow a lot. Means I was pretty low back when I first came.

Leading a group isn't exactly easy. I would say I would do a much better job now if I were to do it again. But that's what OCF is about. I was reached out to. I've been trained and built up. And now I am going back. But back to BS. Now you know I came as a happy go lucky not a care in the world slack person that only cared about himself. It wasn't easy to be some sort of a shepherd. I never saw myself as becoming that.

I remembered my first time. Huey Chi came up to me and asked if I would like to lead the next week. I kinda said yes. because Im a yes man, without regard of my capabilities. But I got better and much more exposed as I went along and began to see a bigger picture. This year was better in itself. I am greatly encouraged by my group, especially the new ones that just came in this year. Jolene and James joined the local committee, Fish, Laura and Daniel all became BS assistants and hopefully BS leaders. Tim joined the E-camp committee. So Ming Wei, if you are reading this, don't get left out yea. Hahaha. And all this has nothing to do with me. Cause I honestly am not good at leading. Made lots of mistakes. So what God has done is truly amazing. Its beautiful to see the legacy of OCF being passed on like that. I am so so so so proud of you guys.

A picture of me BS group.

2nd Semester was a little different with my group consisting of mostly oldies. Haha, I did feel a little more pressured. But I did learn a lot too. I thought Daniel Lee really did bring in a lot of new perspectives when he joined us for the BS Leaders premeeting which was really good.

Again OCF is really a blessing unto many. I came a corrupted worldly person. I didn't exactly grow up in a Christian background or family. I am still pretty worldly now, there are many things that bind me to this world, I constantly submit to peer pressure and I am very self-centred but I would like to say I have improved much since I first came. OCF also allowed me to explore the different areas of ministry. Whether it be teaching, praise & worship, missions, prayer, I would like to thank everyone for the opportunity to try things out and make mistakes, and expose myself to different areas and people of Christianity. I came from a brethren church background, (I was a Sunday goer, slept at sermons and I went cause I kinda had to) so the exposure was refreshing.

Fuffhh.....thats a lot of writing.

On to Convention which is at the end of the year. I am thankful to do the programs, again something really new to me. I am glad I managed to experience both the admin and behind the scenes side (treasurer) and the upfront creative side with the programs too. I managed to identify more strengths and weaknesses for myself. Convention was awesome. Tiring yes. But I am really glad to be part of the hosting state. Made me proud to be SA although we are quite "kampung". To see OCF united like that is amazing. I was totally happy to serve. Had a blast being MC too and meeting so many people. I wished I got to sit down and really talk to people, but I was really busy and when i was not i was just tired. Overall, I would say God has been gracious. Really. The committee would tell you that there were so many problems and disorganization and screw ups but overall things worked out. We were all going crazy during the week before but we pushed on and persevered to the end. I'm glad to end my time here in Adelaide with a bang.

I think the bottom line is that my time here in Adelaide was significant. It has shaped me a lot. I have grown much since I first came. I thank God for the experiences and the blessings. I have made the mistakes I needed to grow. I made the choices I needed to learn. It wasn't easy going from a zero responsibility carefree person to a guy that needed to balance his time between being a treasurer, convention programs coordinator, BS leader and final year University student. But I managed to get through, not with flying colours in each department, but I still managed and for that I am thankful to everyone who helped me along the way. And for that I learn that IF I were to put all my effort and concentration into one thing, I would perform so much better on it. I struggled a lot with clashes between my portfolios, but I have learned that focus is better.

And that is E-camp's theme next year. Arrrghghgh. I won't be there.

Anyways, I hoped I made a difference here during this time. Whether for bad or good. Hopefully for good. I'll miss you guys. Time has passed so fast. But I'm glad it felt like that. It means that you're enjoying yourself.

Dammit

1st post back after a long time.
And its not that great. I am annoyed.

Everyone's on holiday. After conventions. And I'm all alone in my room tidying up accounts for the whole of 2008 so the auditor doesn't think that I am stealing money from the college.

I am on about on transaction no. 60 and I have possibly about 200 more to go and I have been at it for about 1 and a half hours already.....

I shall think twice about volunteering for a role that makes you work after the working period has ended.

Wakakakaka.........maybe i should steal some money............

zzzzzzzzz

A Time In Adelaide.............

After VD on Saturday...........I kinda reflected on my time here in Adelaide. And how I will be leaving at the end of the year, back to my home country. Honestly, I had so many great memories. I'm gonna miss this place so much................


Yea I spend some time in Uni.............. not that much tho..........

Most of my time revolved around Lincoln College & OCF........... both are irreplaceable.
Just looking back at these pics with an awesome song in the background brings a sad but glad kinda feeling............

O-Week was great.............we were bunnies.............

We were running around North Adelaide tied to each other...................

Having a scavenger Hunt

And leading my own team of scavengers the next year........

And of course dressing up...........
As a school kids...............

As drag queens..............

And again.....

And again

And again.....

As midgets

As jedis

As one brow Mexicans

As Pirates

As Gangsterz..........

Supporting Lincoln Sports

Playing Soccer for Lincoln........

And winning the Cup

And going for and participating in events..............
Malaysia Night..............

Pub Nights

Royal Adelaide Showz..................

Playing bass for battle of the bands............


Playing for Music Night...........
Mooncake Festival......

OCF Convention Fundraising.........Mcin'

Easter Campz - 06

Being part of the organising committee in 2007


Easter Camp 08 - Leading me own group.........Ruby Rocks

Running 30 k marathons

International Night...........

And organising it a year later........... with the help of many of course

Impressions Ball

Paintballin'

And organizing it myself a year later as International Rep.......

Performing for Lincoln Life at the Chapel


Going for Concerts..........like John Mayer

Hens & Bucks Pub Crawl

Going to Melbourne and visiting the city before Convention 2006
And rocking with guitar and sleeping on the trampoline on the last night of convention


Lincoln Ball

OCF Welcome Nights

Or just Hanging out with friends............

Crabbing at Henley in the middle of the night under raging winds...........

Hanging out in my room after an awesome night out............... during my b-day

Chillin at the beach

Getting sabo-ed at meetings

Visiting our E-Camp Site and filming video...........
Getting them to carry you

Watching them Graduate.......

Greenhills Adventure Parkin'

Being Malaysian

I remember Easter 06, I made about 20 pictures of myself in different poses and stuck them at people's doors at 6am Easter morning............... with easter eggs and a message at the back of my photos..............

Ice Skating........

Performing excellent musical pieces...........


Driving all the way to Sydney from Adelaide....................
And it was decided a night before randomly..........

And visiting Ali later in Canberra

Posing..............

Sitting in a table that said Reserved for the Champs............... awesome

Eating potato chips using nothing but your face muscles.......

Visiting my sister at Sunshine Coast

Flying all the way to Sydney right after my final exams to celebrate a friend's 21st

Doing lame mimes......

Celebrating birthdays..........


Mine

Ian's

Jez's

Lynn Ju's

Being Part of Committees

Easter Camp 2007 Treasurer & BS Coordinator................ I've had an awesome time.........

Leading a BS Group in OCF UniSA in 2008

Lincoln College International Representative 2007
Lincoln College O-Week Committee

Lincoln College Club Treasurer 2008

OCF Convention Programs Coordinator 2008............. dang we need a picture together

Lincoln Dota Community 2006-2008

And VD...........

2006

2007

Graduation !!!! 2008


It has been an awesome 3 years.........
There were many more events, not recorded by my camera
or others but It was great
Love College
Love OCF
I've done many things
Made many friends
Had embarrassing moments
And some proud ones
But all have shaped me
And helped me grow
For better or for worse..............
I hoped I made a difference
Even if its a little one.

I just want to thank God and everyone that has been a part of my life and shaped my experiences here in Adelaide. Without you, things would have been so much more different.

Just about 2 more months left before I leave.......
Exams then Convention then Graduation.......
It felt like these 3 years have passed in just flash
But as I looked back, it was more than that. A milestone in my life.

Goodbye Adelaide........
I hope to continue an awesome streak in Msia.........
= )