Services in City Harvest

Service in City Harvest (19 April 2009, Sunday)
Well. Not much were special for this day. We went to the church as usual, with the normal amount of attendees. It was just that i got the announcement that the community care was gonna be launched soon. The 1st meeting was on the next week's saturday. I was in Team 15, which will serve for Down Syndrome kids. So looking forwards to it....^^

The posters of my team 15.

Meeting for community care in City Harvest ( 25 April 2009, Saturday)
That day, i went to City Harvest Church to attend a meeting for community care. Before that, i went to section 18 to have lunch with my classmates, ph and ing hui ( yeah...them again... :p). There were also other friends of ph from Sunway College. I was in absolute frustration plus my dull personality that day, due to some reasons which i don't feel like telling it here and perhaps only confided it in closer friends, and therefore really not in any moods for 'communication'. Felt so sorry for all of them. Have been apologising to people so frequently nowadays.......I reached church at 2pm and the meeting was supposedly to start at 3pm. Basically, the meeting was nothing more than a discussion about the location and condition of venue as well as ideas on what we can do for the Down Syndrome kids. Treating these kids is something different from the way we treat old people. U know, their mentalities aren't as well-developed as in healthy people in such a way they may encounter difficulties in understanding our messages/languages. Blah blah blah....the service was started at 5pm. My friends, Theng Theng, Chu Huan and another girl whom i don't know her name ( sorry....) had arrived. Haih...Pastor Kelvin wasn't there that evening, if i am not mistaken, and Keith did the preaching. Haha...never mind. Both of them are great. After the service, Andrew sent us to a Chinese restaurant which is just opposite to Sunway College for dinner. Many of us. Hehehe...the funny parts have come. There were many humourous topics in our conversation. But, all these topics were derived from the same event/reason/topic......(whatever lah, figure it out urself!), which was that Andrew's hp was stolen and so his brother had bought a new one for him. However, this new phone (SE C series i think) encountered a problem with one of its key on the key pad! That key was very important, as he needed it to switch on the phone! He told us that he accidentally dropped it onto the floor 3 days ago, which was on Wednesday. Then, he asked from us on what could he do to revive the phone. Theng Theng took it over and examined it for a while, and said that it was impossible to repair ady. During my turn, my experience affirmed me that this was just a minor problem and it could be fixed by a replacement of a new key pad. Andrew was very glad to hear that, but Theng Theng 'wasn't'. haha...Therefore, both of them got on an argument, and i was accused as a betrayer by Theng Theng ( sob....she threatened not to teach me how to play chords...). They argued for almost an hour there when i was utilising the time to finish bowls of mee. Lazy to treat them. Andrew claimed that people from Alor Star are very troublesome one (in this case, the people refer to Theng Theng.). Theng Theng must protest lah then, of coz! As seeing the talking wasn't likely to end, Andrew asked Chu Huan who was watching a taiwan channel on tv for whom did she support! And then, her answer was really shocking and 'cute'! None of us expected it. "As long as he/she is not from Gurun.", that was how she replied. For ur information, Andrew and Chu Huan come from the very same place, GURUN!!! haha....i think u ady know how was the ending. Kesian Theng Theng.....Even on the way Andrew sending us to KTM station, they were still arguing with each other! The camera's focal lens of Andrew's phone was covered by a considerably thick layer of dust, and it was seriously meant to be hard to remove it. This time, they argued for the proper use of language. For just a single word 'solidification' in Mandarin, in this case, to describe the solidication of dust on the lens. Theng Theng used '凝固' for the word. Andrew complained that she was from China ( haha...i think only people who study Chinese can understand why is it so.). He told us that he would say '结冰' instead. And then, once again, Chu Huan responded that she would say '硬掉了'. Hahahaha....i had been laughing all the way. Just couldn't help it. And had no chance to talk. Aiya. Why ph and pw weren't here for the moment?! They should have listened to these. I wondered if i also laughed in my dream....hahaha.... Nitez! ^^