It just doesn't seem real. But I guess it is.

Have you wondered when you ask for something, and get it almost immediately?
And then you realise it's much more than what you ask for, or what you can handle.

Weird sleep patterns, replaying Finding Nemo and Night at the Museum while everyone else is asleep. Leaving the house once a week.

It's going to get better right? At least I look normal now.

Star Trek has got to be the awesomest movie I've watched this year. It's even better than the Star Wars films, because it excludes the unwanted lovey dovey scenes.

John Cho has got to be the funniest person I've seen. I apologise to the person sitting beside me when I keep laughing whenever he appears because he has that poker face which is so unlike him when he plays harold. It's just his face, really.

I'm going to watch the earlier versions of star trek. Oh no I'm hooked.

SPOCK!

I stood at the junction. Knowing the right path to take. Yet I thought, maybe it would be fine to just go a few steps down the wrong path, then turn back and get onto the right.

Time was wasted and going down that wrong path did feel good at times. But I think it's time to hit the right path again. It's just so difficult to but I must. Because down the right path there's a tree, and the wrong path is a stump.

I'm glad I'll be away. It's the right time to right the wrong (:

Church camp and all coming up and somehow I'm looking forward to it.

Nothing particularly interesting except getting tricked by prissy and my brother's silly effort of matchmaking me.

That's why I need a job. An interesting one. Maid's coming over soon and my role shall end, in the near future!

I need a change.

Slackers Club Unite!

I'm into everything japanese and this is bad. I'm even thinking of taking japanese next sem.

heeheehee.

Okay i'm not into anime though, sorry but i still prefer american cartoons (:

A long vacation and everyone's looking for a job or busy somehow. I found a job too.

Say hello to the new maid at the Leow residence!

Yes I'm finally back.

I saw the world for once through God's lenses, not the lenses I use in my daily life here.
I cannot forget the friendships forged, the simplicity of life, the contentment I've learnt.
I will keep the memories of the place, the hugs and the happy faces I remember.

It's not about feeding them. These people aren't dying out of hunger. It's about forging friendships and giving them a glimpse of the world outside. It's about seeing and experiencing what we cannot experience here at home. It's about sacrifice and community spirit, the love and determination in the children's eyes.

I'm glad the teammates learnt alot too. I'm happy (: