Monday, 17 November 2014

SIBKL's 20th Anniversary Carnival

Hi guys! Feeling really lazy to write but I don't want to neglect you guys or this blog again so I'm forcing myself to write. Ok so here we go!

On the 9th of November, my church, SIBKL (Sidang Injil Borneo Kuala Lumpur) celebrated its 20th anniversary. To mark the occasion, we had a carnival at our church's community center, SMCC (Sunway Mas Community Center). We invited the residents in the area to join us for a time of food and fun.

So my day started by picking up my 2 friends, Lijin and Iva. After reaching, we went to the carpark decks within the center. These decks had been transformed into a huge food court. The stalls were manned by different cell groups. Essentially, the food sold could be called home-cooked. From Hokkien Mee to Dry Curry Laksa to Mee Rebus and Southern Fried Chicken, all sorts of delicacies were on sale. To ensure that we tried most of the dishes, my friends and I bought and shared the food. We managed to try, Ah Chew's Char Kuey Teow, Asam Laksa, Dry Curry Mee, Southern Fried Chicken, Penang Nasi Kandar and Sarawak Laksa. The food were pretty good.

After that, we went up to the Auditorium at level 3. Outside, merchandise were sold. I bought 2 CDs and a t-shirt. At 12, the doors to the Auditorium opened and we took out seats and got ready to watch my church's very own talent show! It was called SIBKL's got talent. My pals and I only managed to watch 2 acts as after that we had to rush off to help out at the drinks booth. This was located next to the communal field, which had been turned into an area of game booths and art competitions. There were also 2 inflatable castles. 

The drink stall was hot and humid, but it was enjoyable work. Handing chilled drinks to thirsty and dehydrated people in a quick and efficient manner was fun. My cell group was supposed to work the 1-2pm shift; however, most of us stayed back to continue helping. After our official shift was over, I ran upstairs in the community center to where a cake decorating competition, called Cake Wars, was being held. Beautiful cakes had been decorated and designed. I bought some of the cakes and shared them with my friends who were still in the booth downstairs. To get down, I took the lifts. When I entered the lift car, guess who was inside? It was none other than Ps Lee Choo! She's the head pastor's wife and also one of the pastors of the church. It was a pleasure to meet her personally. As SIBKL has more than 1000 regular attendees, getting to meet a pastor personally and alone is a rarity. 

At the end of the day, my friends and I helped to take down some of the decorations. It was a truly memorable day. One that I will not forget soon. I also made a video to commemorate the event. You can check it out below. It's about 18.5 minutes. 





So that's all for now! 

Dennis.


Tuesday, 11 November 2014

Sick

Feeling sick today. I think it's flu. Like I'm half sick and half well and I hate that! Throat's pretty scratchy too. Just mildly scratchy. I just want to go home now but I have a photo shoot for my department's yearbook. 

It's now 11.32 am and the shoot is at 12.30. I'm involved in the publication sphere of my department and today is our photo shoot. We did class photos last semester. Everything is supposed to be in a yearbook that will be issued sometime at the end of the year. The theme color for the shoot is pure black. No other colors are allowed. Hopefully it will be fun.

I think I caught this cold from one of my friends cause we shared food at my church's 20th anniversary. Not very right in the head right now so I'm stopping here. I'll tell you guys about the anniversary in another post.

Till next time!

Dennis

Tuesday, 4 November 2014

College

So I know I've abandoned you guys for a long time. Much apologies again. So I started college in April. Right now I'm in my second semester. It's been so crazy. So much work and assignments to complete. 

Just finished my 1500 word term  paper. It was on psychological disorders so I wrote on the signs of psychopathy. Quite interesting really. I learned quite a lot from my research. Apparently, psychopaths are not just serial killers but also people who are amoral and antisocial... in a bad way of course.

I've a calculus quiz tomorrow and i don't know if I can do it. It seems quite hard. We're being tested on Applications of differentiation. Tough, yes, but I'll try my best.

Oh yes and I got the role of editor for my department's magazine. I start next semester. For now, I will be working with the current editor to learn the ropes.

That's all for now.

Dennis

Thursday, 30 October 2014

Stress

Hi guys,

I've been terrible and I've not been updating as I should. It's late but I'm just feeling so stressed and down right now I just need to let it out. 

Term paper and Calculus Mid Terms is happening/due next week on the same day, Urgh... my topic for my term paper is psychological disorders. I have to narrow it down and write paper related to psycho disorders. I'm trying to write on the signs of psychopathy. However, it is really though. It's not an easy topic to talk about. As for calculus, It's cray, cray, cray.... At least all that is coming out is just application of differentiation. Hopefully I will be able to do it and score well.

So, as for the down that I'm feeling, it's just that I feel people don't understand me. Also, they don't realise that sometimes I have already planned what to do and so they come in and mess up or discourage me from executing my plans. It's sosososososo frustrating. Understanding me... well, I just don't feel like I can really tell everything about myself to anyone because I always get judged. Apart from that, if I mess up people will say, "I thought you told me you were... etc..." and I really, really hate that!!!! I'm just so frustrated that I broke down and sobbed for awhile just a short while ago, Sigh... life... it can be so good at times but so full of anguish at other times...

I feel better after ranting it here. Thanks for listening or more accurately, reading.

Till next time!

Dennis