doctoring, Grandpa Zhou, loving the poor, prayer & encouragement, reflections, tasting the rainbow
It’s not uncommon, for dreaded things to happen unexpectedly at the uncanniest of times. We catch colds before exams, sprain ankles before races, quarrel before happy occasions. It’s not uncommon. I ... Read More about Broken Bread.
Have you ever felt like there were certain parts of your life which were out of balance? You try so hard, but somehow, no fruit is borne, or for some reason, it feels like you're squeezing water from ... Read More about Finished the race.
It's painfully vicious. There's always a good chance of getting kicked in the face. One feels seasick, literally, from the mess and confusion of it all. There's the danger of getting stung and ... Read More about Tri-ing again.
doctoring, prayer & encouragement, reflections, tasting the rainbow
So it's back to work tomorrow. For the past week or so, I've been on leave and it's been liberating, strangely reassuring, slightly unnerving and blissfully peaceful and crazy busy, all at the same ... Read More about On leave and back.
* Story and picture published with permission At the age of 14, her sister's ex-boyfriend, in spite, poured acid all over her face, disfiguring that cherubic, child-like face and blinding those eyes ... Read More about Hope.
Using my leave from work to give a talk at my alma mater, Victoria Junior College, was an utterly fulfilling and memorable experience today. It was the same assembly hall. The same familiar canteen. ... Read More about Follow Your Dreams.
