Birthday boy glowing over his present...
The innocent-looking cake but filled with 1/2 bottle of brandy...you have been warned....Mua Ha Ha!!!
This blog came about when we realised that it was a great way to journalise our lives' special moments and to document the milestones achieved, especially the kids'. With our failing memories and insufficient ram, this blog has become a great channel for us to pass on and share our lives with not only our kids but also with beloved family and friends.

Have you ever felt like your life is a constant series of meaningless motion, hemmed in by life's constant demands, pressures from society and often overwhelming hopelessness and uncertainty of where your life is heading? I have and I'm pretty sure that just about everyone feels that too, some time or other, and more than once too.
achieving or obtaining something, for the next stage in life? It's a never-ending pursuit, probably necessary (to most of us anyway) but meaningless. It's never enough, just keeps going on and on with no end in sight, until the day we die and return to dust. And the best part is, we can't even take what we've accumulated on earth into our "next life"...Ha! Who ever said that "life was like a box of chocolates???"
Life is filled with the ups, downs and loops of blessings, challenges and un-expected circumstances that can really throw you out of your seat. During the ride of your life's journey, you're filled with fear as the track flips you upside-down and takes a sudden plunge into the unknown but there are also the peaks of triumph and elation as you climb and toil up the mountain of achievements and blessings. But through it all, there is that sense of security because God is right there, holding on to us tightly with his seat-belt of love, grace and peace. And like the roller-coaster, at the end of the ride, you're just so glad that you've made it safely to the ground. With God, life is never boring...with God, life is indeed "like a box of chocolates...you'll never know what you're gonna get..."
Yesterday was Ian's first visit to the dentist and I must say that he did extremely well. He sat on the recliner and took two jabs and endured the tooth extraction...without a tear drop...without a cry...without a hesitation...wow talk about bravery...talk about courage...talk about determination...we were all impressed...Well done son.
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