Guess who?

This time back, a new shop catches our eyes in China World Hotel, Beijing.

The first Jimmy Choo shop in Beijing!! :P

Jimmy Choo is one of the most well-known shoe designer in the world. And what's cooler? He's Malaysian, a Penangian :)

They just had their grand opening on the 24th of April and we wet there and had a peek after dinner that night. Lots of people there but too bad none of us knew how he looked like or else we could play spot Mr Choo!!

Intended to search his pic online beforehand but kinda forgot to do so. Anyways, had this grand plan of snapping pics away and see whether I can match it with his actual pic online but...the place and setiing was just too posh that I'd just look like a complete sakai if i did. Too bads :P

Here's a pic we snapped when the sales girl wasnt looking :) Tsk tsk

Signin off: can't wait to fly Beijing again~

I'm loving it.. Yeah~

It feels great to be home!! I can make as much noise as I want, lie on the couch as I want, eat whatever is in sight, jump up and down like a monkey.. It just feels GOOD man!!! Although I'm like 5 hours flight away from my actual hometown, I dun have to sit in my room alone and make sure I'm not making too much noise + not come back too late. Staying in Olympic city and having mummy and daddy around just tops it :)

Shopping + food + tv is all I've been up to lately. How piggyful of me ")

Anyways, did you know there's now 8 wonders of the world instead of 7? It's okie, I never knew as well, untill the 8th one just left me in awe at the sight of it! A wonder indeed!! :)

Many graves were built there but no one had actually seen it. It was a group of local farmers digging for a well when they came across the national treasure of China, the 8th wonder of the world. Here it is :

-Terra Cotta-

兵马俑

Life size warriors and horses filled the whole dorm, a whole army to rule the afterlife of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China.

It was such a wow to see. Thousands of soldiers, stood in rows, not one alike from the other.

When they're first escavated, they look like these.

But after much mending, they look as good as new :)

Some are erm still kinda headless :)

That's all for the 8th wonder of the world. More to come for my China trip! Suppose to be snoozing dy. Waking up early for more shopping! Lols

Signin off: Nighties~

When its real

Forwarded mails never really seem to bother me. They are literally heaps lying around in my inbox (trust me) and they can be pretty useful to kill boredom. Im sure many of you would have recieved those that tell you stories about a sick baby or person and asks you to forward it so that they can earn 4 cents.

I've always questioned whether they are true.

The whole story changes when you open a forwarded mail and read about someone you know, someone you seen and someone you actually talked to before.

The mail itself:

To all our dearest family members, relatives, friends and strangerfriends who would like to help out.My brother, David Lee Seng Kieong, aged 48 was recently diagnosed with afatal liver illness, Hepatocellular Cancer. Doctor has indicated a veryshort survival life span. The only way out is through Liver Transplant.David is currently attached to Shell Petroleum in Miri. With 3 lovingkids (aged 9-15) and his wife, Crystal, David has been faithfully andloyally serving God through his work in the various churches in Miriand he is also one of the founder of the Senadin Church for youth inUniversity of Curtin campus. Devoted to God, his family and his workwhile harbouring hopes of seeing his 3 wonderful kids going throughcolleges, having health problems was the last thing on his mind.David and his loved ones are now put to test. Unless and until atransplant is performed, David's chances of survival is slim or I wouldsay ZERO! Nevertheless we believe God is working and He has a way. We now earnestly, sincerely seek all of your assistance to circulate thisemail especially to those who knew David, to come forward giving onlypart of your liver to save his life. If for certain reasons you are unable to do so, we would very much appreciate if you would forward this email.

Following are some information pertaining to Donor Assessment:-

• Age 21 to 54
• Donor must be physically fit and liver functioning well, have adequatesize and suitable anatomy;
• Have blood Group that is compatible (in this case, David is of ABgroup which means he can take in ANY Blood Group!)
• No significant or major health problems;
• HIV, Hepatitis B & C should be negative.Donor will be assessed by doctors, cardiologist (if necessary) beforetransplant. After transplant, donor will stay in hospital for 7 days and should be able to resume work after 1 month (unless donor areinvolved in heavy physical work). Donor's liver will REGAIN back to its normal size after few months.

If you would like to help and require further information, pls log on to http://www.kctanliverclinic.com.sg/donor_assessment.aspx?pid=34406 OR call us at 012-5003919 .

Time is running out, we need your help.

''We make a Living by what we get, we make a LIFE by what we GIVE'
Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
May God Bless You . Thank you. Lay Hoon, Wendy

Uncle David is one of the church leaders in my church whom I saw week after week back home and it was a schock to hear about this. In fact, the very picture of my blog title is a picture of his son.

Till now, one thing's for sure :

God is in control

And it's great to know so.

Jeremiah 29:11

Please remember Uncle David and his family in prayer.

Signin off: *cough cough*

Happy Birthday

Yes, Samweet this is for you :)

Two days earlier isn't that bad right?? Haha, seriously, I can't possibly call after that cos I boarded the plane straight after I called ya, which means I coudn't call anymore. My no doesnt have roaming. Seee seeee.. you should be touched!! :) Teheee

Anyways, Happeee 18th Birthday Sam! Hope u had a great day in Kiwiland!!!

JERKS! :)

Stole this from cow, but misses goes out to all 4 of you! I wonder when we can really really meet as one?? MISSSSS you all!

Signin off: Moooo~

Kill Em' All

It came to me as a shock when I heard about the shooting in KLIA. In fact, I didn't really believe it when cos told me about it. Maybe cos I was half asleep and it just sounded too impossible for such a thing to happen in Malaysia.

I'm not sure whether they cover up the story in Msia or not but RM3.3 million were stolen by armed robbers and 6 people were wounded.

"Kill em' all!!" shouted one of the robbers in Tamil.

It's quite scary, in the sense that such things are usually stories that we hear about and not something thats happening to our own country, especially in the airport! According to the news, the whole thing was thought of as a planned crime and in my opinion, it was pretty smart of them to target the airport, a place where lots of cash flow occurs.

Anyways, its really a sigh of relieve that Im flying Singapore Airlines tomorrow :) My usual route would be transitting at KLIA and flying off China. Scarreeee.. The thought of it gives me chill. I woudn't wanna be there with all these shooting happening. No ways!

Click here to read more about the shooting.

Alrighties, time for me to snooze and later on start packin when I do wake up! Hahaa :)

Signin off: Tired yet excited