Here are some of the snapshots of our recent spectacular Chinese New Year!
Friday, January 30, 2009
Xin Nian Kuai Le! Wan Shi Ru Yi! Gong Xi Fa Cai!
Here are some of the snapshots of our recent spectacular Chinese New Year!
Friday, January 23, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
i must be dreaming...
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Behind the shroud of anonymity...
Here it is:
Anonymous said -
"I bet you must be asking..'God.. why am i here for??'every single day in Labuan.if God says 'with a purpose my son'would then your days/weeks/months/years be 'freaking...' still??what would God's response be then?"
To which i replied -
"To anonymous:Point taken (in fact, it's been noted ever since i came to know Christ quite a while back - cos' i've had my share of 'pits' and 'prisons' and 'Potiphar's house').
Yet,knowing God and trusting Him doesn't necessarily mean we don't 'feel' the way we do and ask the questions we feel.
Remember David.
Remember even Jesus.
But what matters and means more is that despite the questions and feelings ... we still choose to trust and follow Him.
You may think that better is the man who never asks questions, i say better is the man who asks and yet obeys."
Discovery
it's called 'freakin-months', 'freakin-days', 'freakin-weeks' and 'freakin-years'.
i.e.
i've been working here in Labuan for the past 9 'freakin-months'.
hehe
sorry la... i've got to vent out somewhere right?
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Along the same lines...
The McClintock Effect
or sometimes known as 'Menstrual Synchrony' (also sometimes known as the 'Dormitory Effect')
So yes, as the name suggests (and i've sort of got wind of such a phenomenon prior to this) is the hypothesis that the menstrual cycles of women living together for example in prisons, convents, dormitories and the like tend to become synchronized over time.
This 'phenomenon' which sometimes has been referred to as the 'social regulation of ovulation' has been postulated to have a pheromone basis by a psychologist named Martha McClintock.
Having said all that however, apparently there have been deficiencies in the theory and study as propagated by McClintock and generally speaking the scientific community has sort of discounted the 'phenomenon' as invalid.
*most of the information is what i made sense out of an article in Wikipedia.. like i said i just did a 'bit' of investigating ;) *
women.
*sigh*
;)
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
NORMAL???
i mean of course not everyone is expected to know exactly what's wrong or right with themselves or someone else, most if not all of the time, but surely there are instances when you just know something must be wrong.... RIGHT???
yesterday, i had a young girl whom i saw in the accident and emergency department after being referred by my dear wife after she saw the patient in the clinic.
When i saw her, she was pale as a ghost!
and after talking to her just a minute or so longer, it came to my attention that for the past 5 months or so she had been having her period for 2-3 weeks straight each month! The most recent being for the ENTIRE month of December right into January! Everyday requiring 2-3 pads which were fully soaked with blood clots!!
Let me repeat myself.
She had been having her period for EVERY SINGLE DAY FOR MORE THAN 1 MONTH!!!
Now, i could deal with the whole fact that she wasn't so sure herself whether it was normal or something to be worried about cos' young girls often have very irregular and abnormal patterns with regards to their menstruation (still it should have raised suspicion).
BUT,
What i couldn't deal with was that her mother (who obviously have been having her periods for far longer than her daughter and should by now have an idea of what's normal) when made aware of the condition of her daughter and her prolonged and heavy menses, actually didn't think much of it (i.e. to her mom.. it was nothing to be worried about.. i.e. it's NORMAL).
NORMAL???!!
NORMAL??!!
Hello?
Anybody home?
Okay fine, i'm a doctor and i know definitely it's ABNORMAL but hey, wouldn't you be worried at least slightly when you're bleeding from an orifice for 2 whole weeks???
Her haemoglobin level was only 6g/dl which was less than half the normal.
*Sigh*
i don't get it.
i just don't get it.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
We all are a little obsessive-compulsive... or aren't we?

Saturday, January 10, 2009
Friday, January 09, 2009
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Tuesday, January 06, 2009
So that's why....
- including the HEART
Bless you!
Thursday, January 01, 2009
The Recent Christmas…
We didn’t make any concrete plans or anything in advance but our family, friends and loved ones were all equally eager as we were to spend time together and as such plans were made for us ;)
So ya, our breakfast-es, lunch-es and dinner-es and even ‘in betweens’ were fully booked most times and if not we spent the time just resting at home =)
Fruitful indeed =)
And of course, needless to say, we squeezed in as much shopping as we wanted ;)
Ahhh… soooo looking forward to Chinese New Year ;)
hehe
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Okay.. seriously.. no more toys ;)
i mean what's the point of having such a 'canggih-fied' phone which has all the capabilities when those capabilities overlap with the other gadgets you own that do those task all the better?
So ya...
i tried to drag it on as much as i could but just problem after problem kept creeping up and it was evident that my phone was dying a slow and somewhat 'natural' death.
So, i sent it for repair (not too sure how much that would cost and if it's even worth repairing) and in the meantime...
Can't say i didn't try ;)
Sunday, December 28, 2008
the cost of INTEGRITY
Sunday, December 21, 2008
feelings...

One of the many areas that i know i need to work on is having my ‘head screwed on tight’. Well, at least tighter than it used to be ;)
i think it is a problem of mine (and I would like to think most people…hey, i’ve got an ego too you know… hehe) that i get a tad bit too ‘emotional’. Now, i don’t just mean the whole “i cried watching that scene” (although that does tend to happen to me more often nowadays than before come to think of it). What i do mean is that more often than i would like, my feelings seem to motivate and drive my course of action. They attempt to overrun my logical and very rational thought processes. They tempt to derail me from what i believe and know to be true.
‘Mischief-makers’ they are sometimes.
i can relate to that portion of scripture where the Apostle Paul talks about the dichotomy of what you ought to do and what you actually end up doing. A seemingly losing battle between what the mind firmly belives and stands to and the almost opposite direction feelings take us.
My battleground is on the field of my soul where my flesh and Spirit war for my compliance that i may yield and follow suit.
Just obey, i say to myself.
Just obey.

