One short story

One dark day, a lamb was born into this world. He was frisky and bright.
When day appeared he saw that there was a cliff directly below the flock. He also saw that not very far away,there was a lush green pasture just around the mountain that they lived on.
Quickly he called and gathered the members of his family to follow him to escape the impending danger.
But some were defiant, some were weak in judgement, some simply were thought that they were headstrong and too wise to listen to a child.
Sad, the lamb brought who had decided to follow him to the green pasture.

Then, after a short travel, the lamb brought his flock to towards a raging river. It was the only obstacle that prevented the flock from getting to the other side. The lamb knew that only he alone could cross the river by using his clever leaps and prances on the riverside rocks, but he thought only about the old and the physically weak who had followed him.
Without thinking twice, he used all his strength and will to carry and push large rocks surrounding the desolate area into the waters to build a bridge out of the water. Slowly but surely, a sturdy bridge was built. With the bridge, all could escape from the cold confusing mazes into the green pasture.
The lamb then called the herd to cross. Some doubted and stayed behind.
Some members of his family, seeing what he has done for them, felt grateful and pitched in, bringing additional rocks to improve on the bridge so that it could last the wear and tear against the water current. The others who could not help gave encouragement by their soft "baa..."s (bleating). They all entered the green pasture.

One day, the cliff will crack and fall. One day the raging river will rise its angry waters to feed on the doubtful to their true torturious death. The Waters will destroy the bridge that connected two different lands together.
That day WILL come. The Bible says that Jesus came down to Earth to be sacrificed as that lamb to redeem us from our sins and to act as a bridge for us to have a relationship with our Lord... The decision is yours to choose of whether YOU(its your life) want to accept him as your leader in this confusing world.

Amen.

WoW

Wow... the weeks really flew past.

NO time for blogging lez. Even when I got kicked out of SYF (really sad, but hey, one's gotta face it). Now i nave more time on my hands, but still, O' levels pressure mounting up.

What's new? not arranged to date

1. my sister brought home a new Hamster for Pebbles(her Jack Russell) to play with. On the Sunday after break-fast(YAY!!! whatever) there was a box at the void deck."FREE HAMSTER" was scribbled in CAPital letters and inside it were some pathetic shredded tissue paper.
The small gal in there was so underprotected...




a pix shows many,many words



2.more updates 2 tune in lates, folks!

3 weeks left till end of term 1...

Late for school chinese remedial today...

Got caught sent to the principal sia.
Not as if i wanted to be late, lor
I know that my Chinese sucks and i need the revision time.
In the end, waste my time lecturing on the importance of punctuality.

What the heck, it spoilt my day. Only relief in the school curriculum was the presence of the *free* Geography lesson at the end of the day. Yay! Mrs Pang had to go give support to the school table tennis team and Jonathan Tan better do well or else cannot have his table space (HA, not so ;-), hopefully). Then again, I couldn't go for recess as i was too tired to have a foodie break.(That's partly why i was so quiet during the History lecture later, HuaZhi, in case ur reading tis :'/ )

Choir, haiz...
Dunno what happened to me. Test for SYF but then under KI probation. My freaking alto voice failed me... yet again! Maybe i should reconsider going back to soprano, my voice can at least reach that vocal range better, plus the parts so easy to memorise! After SYF and Hong Kong then maybe go to Tenor and Bass to relax and prepare for O' levels. Meanwhile, I just want to concentrate on my song delivery. Not much to ask, right?

One more thing... i need more encouragement to excel in my Chinese O's! 30th May is so NOT (gate) far from today!!! Three weeks till the end of term 1 and times are not with me, as with other needy people.

A small prayer...Please Lord, give me the heart and strength to break away from the tide of the evils of the world and instead ride on it tp your hand of freedom. Let the immense number of sinners repent, so as to fufill your glory and grace in me. Let the demons run away from this wonderful and mysterious land, and destroy them in Hatred from those who turned from you. Make me humble and let me honour you with praise and fellowship, and never ever to turn away from the open door of Jesus in my heart.Amen.

Going to go choing Chinese and Mathematics liao...choing... and choing,and choing,and choing,and choing...and choing... wish me peace (the painful world, too).

free day

Sean...good friend, how come you say at school (& the tagboard 2)that you cannot update your blog anymore. My reason for doing this is for many reasons one lez, not suddenly anyhow just *boing* out of nowhere one.

Like, it's a very good tool for improving your English skills, man. Also, there is a great learning experience in updating blog skin (though tiring at times). Then there is the sharing of my thoughts on the web to people like you.

A blog's not meant to be dropped. It's a display of your past, current, and future life, where you can release your inhibitations under the imaged influence of "being private". Just don't be too engrossed on the modding of the web, cos there's affecting your O' level ~;-) .

Today, the Geography students (k, it was more like the non-pure history ppl lah) got realeased from the clutches of the usual lesson plan. Instead, the corhort went to the Singapore Science Centre to watch a Omnimax movie, "Forces of Nature". It is a documentory on the destructive wonders that the earth experiences and is explained quite concisely and briefly. As i could not obtain a good middle seat, the curved screen caused the side people (sadly including me) to feel dizzy at some part of the show and had to rest a while to avoid a severe case of nausea.

Some exhibitions there were also quite interesting (not described here, go see urself), with the post-presentation explaining the "Forces of Nature" a little more juicy, courtesy from the organisers of the Science Centre.

Choir later after coming back wasn't eventful. Just that Fabian had trouble guiding the sops and altos for the combined sectionals. Much as i dread, i have to thank Guo Wei for negotiating better organisation of the scheldule planned of the +***** Jeremy Gan-MING. (funny how all the irritating ppl r named Ming 1)

grey area

Today is total defence day here in Singapore. The day that marked the fall of The Crown Colony of Singapore on 15 February 1942 from the stupid British to the victorious and deceitful Japanese on their quest to reunite Asians under colonial rule.

Much taken into account, an important event happened at 1200hours. There was a blaring warning signal that marks the need for the Singaporeans to stay vigilant in Total Defence. Consisting of (blah...)Psychological Defence, Social Defence, Economic Defence, Civil Defence and Military Defence.



For more information, click on the link here.

I do not want to blog too much, i still have to update this neveruptodate blogskin ;-))

And darn, i could not finish my English comprehension passage because an announcement commenting on the signal (as mentioned earlier) disrupted the test.

After that was a Geography lesson. Human Geog.Population control was established by limiting the number of immigrants entering Singapore. Not only that, SFPPB, the Singapore Family Planning & Population Board was set up to help the campaign of "STOP AT TWO" or "TWO IS ENOUGH".

Unfortunately, some sexually deprived manics interpreted
SFPPB; Sex for Pleasure Promotion Board

Done with that piece of dirty news, the sad thing i learnt was that the PAP actually imposed that policy ("TWO IS ENOUGH", not SFPPBversion2.0) by allowing abortion and slapping fines to couples who had a third child and above. To a certain extent it is less worse than China's one-child policy, but it only emphasizes that THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE is a very FINE country, even in the past.

This is just an update on some lesson plans that the teachers in my school give for that holistic approach to studying. Hot eh?