When I was young, I never mastered cycling on 2 wheels. Whenever I did try, I always gripped the handlebars too tightly, tensed my body as in rigor mortis, and hence always crashed badly because I was ... Read More about Without Handlebars.
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Terrified of Bread.
doctoring, Grandpa Zhou, loving the poor, prayer & encouragement
If there're two foods in the world you'd have to pry my mouth open to make me eat, they'd have to be durian and abalone.For those of you who don't know what the durian is, it's a thorny tropical fruit ... Read More about Terrified of Bread.
the Life in me.
doctoring, prayer & encouragement, reflections, swim.bike.run.fly
Those of you who’ve been reading the papers in Singapore would know about this story.Benjamin Mok was cycling with a group of 5 friends. He and one friend got knocked down. A car hit them. The driver ... Read More about the Life in me.
Light Afflictions.
I suppose, we all do what we do for reasons only fathomable to ourselves. What is reasonable to one may sound completely illogical to another. To each his own.Some people don't understand why ... Read More about Light Afflictions.
Fall on Faith.
During a mission trip to Sri Lanka last year, I remember teaching a group of children about the having the strength to stand strong in the midst of life's storms. The night before Sunday's gruelling ... Read More about Fall on Faith.
Sweet adversity.
Sweet are the uses of adversity,Which, like the toad, ugly and venomous,Wears yet a precious jewel in his head.-ShakespeareSuffering is the common experience of mankind. It is something I am both ... Read More about Sweet adversity.
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