everyTHING

2017年12月22日星期五

19^th

Blue Sky

The blue sky I love,

The blue sky is my love,

Whenever I get hurt,

I don’t lower my head,

Take a breath and close your eyes,

I believe we can fly,

You and I.

I hope that one day we can get the wings,

Fly to anywhere you want,

Even though fly into your heart,

We’ll never slow down,

Fly as fast as we can,

High to the blue sky,

Together we’ll fly,

We’ll fly,

And love the blue sky.

Thing, 2017

Thing, 2015
Freedom

18^th

Somebody likes looking at the sky, somebody did not.

For me, I love.

When I look at the sky, I feel how small we are compared to the world, how we can alive in this world? Where are we came from? Why? How? What? ... …. I have a lot of questions, but I know my questions have no answer.

Blue sky is a very amazing and beautiful view. Everyday is different. Changing everyday. Although the sky is just blue and white, but it gives me a power when I was down.

When I’m down, I’ll look at the sky. No need to say, no need to console, just see the sky, can make me feel better and better.

That’s why I love the blue sky.

Thing, 2017

Thing, 2017

I love environment,
I love tree, flower, sky,
I love nature,
I love mother nature,
I love taking photo,
I love the world,
Peace.

Thing, 2016

17^th

22 December is Winter Solstice. For Chinese, it’s called Dongzhi. Traditionally, the Dongzhi Festival is also a time for family to get gathering. In Malaysia, the main activity during Dongzhi is making and eating tangyuan (boiled ball of glutinous rice flour). Tangyuan are made of glutinous rice flour and sometimes brightly coloured and then cooked in a sweet soup. Tangyuan is usually eaten together with family. The round shape of the balls and the bowls where they are served, come to symbolise the family togetherness.

21 December 2017

I back to uncle’s house at Cheras to celebrate Winter Solstice.

It’s 11.30pm.

It has been late when I reached my uncle’s house. Tangyuan almost done.

22 December 2017

I woke uo in earlier morning and haaving my breakfast before I back to hostel. My auntie put Tangyuan in a tupperware for me bring back to hostel.

I saw the blue sky along the road back to hostel. The blue sky was very charming in the earlier morning.

I ate Tangyuan as my dinner after class in hostel.

Tangyuan very delicious

Happy Winter Solstice, everybody!

2017年12月20日星期三

16^th

My Sister’s Graduation Day

On 26 August 2017, it was my sister’s big day – Graduation day.

We attended her convocation ceremony at Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TARUC), Setapak, Kuala Lumpur.

My sister’s convocation ceremony started at 11.00am. So my father had to start driving went to TARUC at Setapak in early morning.

After we reached the college, we can see many graduate students had prepared themselves for the ceremony. They wore graduation cap and gown. Look smart and admire. I hope that one day I also can wear the graduation cap and gown, walk on the stage to accept the honor in education.

The ceremony had started on time. Only parents can go into the hall, so we just wait at the outside of hall.

Screen prepared at the outside of hall

Actually this was my second time to attend my sister's graduation. First time is at TARUC, Penang.

After the convocation ceremony ended, we found a place to take photo before we leaving.

Congratulation sister!

15^th

The amazing, dazzling and charming place in UPM

Do you know where is the place in UPM?
I think that is Ladang 16 UPM.
There have cows, horses and deer farms, the beautiful grassland and the charming sky. There is a good place to take photo. Why I know this place? Because of the activity, Metta Outing, organised by the facilities of Buddha Club. We have played game at Ladang 16 UPM.

Take a photo before we leaving Ladang 16 UPM

It's really an eye-opening place. If not this opportunity, i think i will never know has a place that so amazing in UPM.

14^th

30-Hour Famine - Hunger Must Go

Have you try spend 30 hours didn't eat and feel the hunger before? I have. I'm very proud I have this experience. I have participated the programme 30-Hour Famine twice in 2015 and 2016.

As a 30-Hour Famine participant, we will learn about global issue affecting the poor, play interactive and educational games and find out how they are making an impact.

What is 30-Hour Famine?

First initiated by World Vision Canada in 1971, 30-Hour Famine is now being organised in one form or another by World Vision offices in more than 15 countries as a global movement against hunger and poverty.

Every year since 1997, thousands of young Malaysians come together to take a stand against hunger and poverty by raising funds for projects combating hunger and poverty through different formats of the 30-Hour Famine like 30-Hour Famine, 26+4 Famine, 8-Hour Kidz Famine and 12-Hour Famine.

A mission we have done before we joined that is we need to find fundraising.

The minimum fundraising amount to join the Famine movement is as below:

Children below 12 years old: RM60

Students and senior citizens: RM100

Working adults: RM150

All funds raised will support programmes by World Vision and local partners in Malaysia, Mongolia, Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines and Democratic Republic of the Congo. These programmes help children and families overcome poverty by improving access to healthcare, nutritious food, clean water, food security and economic opportunity.

Gary Chaw was appointed the 30-Hour Famine Ambassador in 2016.