Saturday, November 27, 2010

Christmas

Christmas is less than a month away. I make it habit to say Christmas holiday to make a point. The following is a one of my good reason to say Christmas instead of holiday. Holiday? What holiday? Please be specific.

Here is it. Enjoy.


This is a Christmas Tree



This is a Christmas Tree

This is a Christmas Tree

This is a Christmas Tree

This is a Christmas Tree

This is a Christmas Tree

This is a Christmas Tree

And these are ChristmasTrees also

These are NOT Holiday Trees


They are NOT Winter Festival trees



They are NOT Hanukkah bushes



They are NOT Allah plants



They are Christmas trees.

Say it...
Christmas, Christmas, CHRISTmas

Yes CHRISTmas -not Holiday



We are not celebrating the birth of a Holiday !!!



We are Celebrating the Birth of Jesus Christ!!!

So I would like to say to each and everyone of you
Have a Very Merry CHRISTMAS
and may GOD BLESS each and every one of you!!!



Take a stand and pass this on !!

Monday, October 18, 2010

How old are you?

Not many of us likes hearing that question. Next to the forbidden discussed topics in most environments, age is almost at zero existence when you reach a certain stage of your life. From a certain moment in life onwards, one would constantly remind oneself is still “young” at heart and only if one would realize that is a trap which oneself allowed to fall into.

On Tuesday, 18 October, 2005, Beatrice Cordelia Lew was born. She has health risks which might be potentially dangerous, even as a fetus. Approximately 1 week after birth, we took her home. Since then, she’s only been back for 2 surgeries and regular checkups.

That’s been experienced in the last 5 years. If you say, “it’s a miracle”, yes, it is our miracle from God. If you say, “it’s a blessing”, pardon the expression, but “heck ya” it is. God has been guiding us each day while we nurture, discipline, educate, play, love this miraculous bundle of joy.

In the last five years of episodic adventures, I have fortunately been blessed with 5 birthdays with my daughter. A few moths back, I started to think of her birthday. Should I throw a huge party for her? Maybe we should invite her friends? Or do we just have a private party at home with just our family? But she’ll be 5. She is oriented with everything that is occurring. Shall I wait till she’s 7? For me, 7 is my age of realization. I remember it more from that point onwards. It might not be so for everyone and neither might it be for her.

I also pondered on the contents of a speech just prior to the cake cutting ceremony. As I continued to contemplate, it struck my mind that the actual celebration is about her blessed to live. It isn’t about the gifts or the fact that she is 5 or 7 or any previous or upcoming number. The fact that she’s able to celebrate her birthday is the most important factor. By the grace of God, she’s able to celebrate yet another birthday.

Regardless of what age you are or will be, I call upon you to reflect on and look forward to your birthday. Treat it as a sign of blessing from God and that you live to experience yet another birthday.

Finally, as for me, it’s certainly five years of living with a “courageous heart” where the “Princess” constantly brings forth “blessings” despite the inherited, yet mastered verbosity. Happy birthday, my sweet Princess Beatrice.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Do you still love me...

I came across this video. A touching testimony. The person in the video is Sharon Balcombe. She's an American that is born and raised in Hong Kong and considers herself a Chinese and uses the analogy of and egg: white on the outside, but yellow on the inside. Unfortunately, it's only in Chinese. Enjoy.

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