a forturnate and lucky event

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Coen 201009



Today an important man come into this world. He is gonna be my very special little man. He is Coen [pronounce as co en] my beloved nephew.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

i waited super long for his new book... MITCH ALBOM

I fall in love with this author since his very 1st book "The five poeple you meet in heaven". Alongside came along the all time classic publication "Tuesday with morrie". This is a book that i read countless time and still love it alot after every time. I remember my ex boyfriend even bought me the movie from an online site. I was thrilled when i received the pressie coz i dunno that they actually did a small production film on his book. It was a super-duper heart warming show. And i appreciate this gift alot.

His next piece of work is so far my fav. - "For one more day". It is so meaningful. A book that enriches my heart and soul. A story about mother and son. A reflection of everyone in a different perspective. His book always make me think and reflect. I've always pick up new theroy in life after reading his book. I remember that he mention something like Chick Benetto once spoken to a mountain climber. He ask him is it easier to climb up the mountain or is it easier to desend... the ans given is sooo good.

Now that i have just bought his latest book, i will keep an update on my fav. I dunno if this new book will outshine the previous one but i am still looking forward to start - Have a little faith.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

i love marley...

i've just finish watching marley and me for the second time and its even better this time after i read the book.. gosh i simply love marley!!!

Sunday, August 9, 2009

my travel diary : i must be out of my mind to post my not-so-glam pictures


NYC


NYC


NYC


NYC


NYC


NYC


Milan


Before shopping - Milan


After shopping - Milan


This is wad we call the lan[2] tian[1] bai[2] yun[2] - Male


Male


Male


Male


Male


Male


Rome


Rome


Rome


Rome


Rome


Rome


Rome


street art - Rome


street art : he is real - Rome


street art : finally moving - Rome

Sunday, June 21, 2009

i am the pizza gal on my B I R T H D A Y...













another year have passed.. its once again the annual SAINT SERENE'S DAY... as much as i wanna forget about the no. of my age... but those love ones around me keep buzzing the number 2* and make it rather hard for me not to think that i m getting OLD..

there is sooo many things that i havent achieve in my life... oh my goshhhhh.......
but still......... Many loves to Priscy, iLa, Stephy, PeilinG, kuMz, sHanni, hUli, auDrey, raCh, eVe, and not forgetting my fav. blood aDe....

read an interesting book lately and i wanna share a chapter which i personally like alot...


EMOTIONAL LAG TIME

Long before the heart is reay to let go, the mind wants to move on. This speedy thinking is fine for the mind, but it is not the way the hearts heals. The heart moves much more slowly. This difference can be compared to light and sound. For the sake of analogy, if the mind moves at the speed of light, then, in comparison, the heart moves at the speed sound. There is a significant difference.

In the physical world, we can objectively observethe difference between the speeds of light and sound. We don't question it because we can physically measure these different speeds. It is much harder to observe the mental and emotional world. Although we don't commonly see or measure the mind and heart, we must recongnize the difference to heal a broken heart successfully.

When we lose love, it takes a lot longer for our heart to adjust than for the mind. As soon as we think we ready to move on, another wave of painful feelings comes up. This ebb and flow of feelings is not only natural, but neccessary process. The heart does not let go in one step, but rather gradually and in waves, just as the tides our unresolved feelings come and go. At low tide, not only does the pain go away, but we discover one more degree of the power and knowledge within ourselves to find love once again. Thrn the high tide comes and we are flooded with unresolved feelings of anger, sadness, fear and sorrow. Through this process of grieving again and again , we eventually let go and find love.

At low tide, we may feel that everything is fine. In our minds, we have adjusted to the loss, and we are ready to move on. when high tide comes in we are suddenly facing our unresolved feelings again. One day you are optimistic and ready to move on, but then the next day you feel angry, sad, or afraid. While this may seem a little crazy, it is not. Just as light and sound travel at a different speeds, the mind and heart change, adjust, adapt, and self-sorrect at different speeds. In the healing process, it is normal and even healthy for feelings to lag behind the mind.

* i didn't write this piece myself... but i type it out OKIE