In office now...
Damn sian...
But still wana blog... =P

Wow...
Had a great week last week...
Spent lots of time with frens...

1. RS's 22nd bday.
(*add pics & more when i get hm)
Ate @ "Earl Swensons" @ vivo...
JM, Tommy and me...
Bought him CK In2U perfume...
Hope u like it bro... =)
Gave him a surprise by inviting Jen and Bee Hsing... =)
Hope ur happy bro... =)
Wahahaha...
But sadly... We left it at "Earl Swensons"...
Or rather i left it there...
So we went to collect another day for RS...
LOL...

2. Mahjong with the guys.
Usual pple... JM, Gab, RS and me...
And as usual... Lost $$...
Not too much this time...
Hmmm...
Lost a lucky charm...
Probably tt's y no luck...
"More birds More luck"
Wonder where i can find more birds...

3. One whole day of sports
Went swimming... Den basketball...
Den swim again...
Den when to vivo's "white dog cafe" for a meal...
Ambience is good...
And the food not bad...
Heee...
Good place for dates and such...
WAhaha...
Recce successful... =)
Den more basketball... @ the arcade...
Hmmm... Cant beat my score le...
347 is the maximum i can do with 6 balls...
257 is the maximum i can do with 4 balls...
I wonder how pple get scores like 984... =X


Please notice that the word vivo pops up ever so often...
I went vivo 5 times this week...
I wonder if vivo has some sort of 'membership card'...
For pple who frequent vivo like crazy...
So we can earn points and spend more...
LOL...
VIvo is a great place to hang...
Rawr~

Exams are in 2 weeks...
18th, 20th and 27th...
I will be transforming from a bugger to a mugger this week...
Wish me luck peeps...
In 2 weeks i shall be a free man~~
Holidays~~
& waiting for my nx stage in life...
-=[ CPL (NS) Lim Wen Yang ]=-
RAWR~~
80 days more!!!

Labels: basketball, Earl Swensons, swimming, vivo, white dog cafe

What is your deepest fear?"
Tt's a question constantly asked ard by some people...
This question sparked my mind when i took some time to watch a movie i loved...
A basketball movie...
"Coach Carter"










I love this movie...










Still remember Timo Cruz... The character above...
A gangster that always hangs on the street...
One day sees his cousin shot dead...
And decides to change for the better...
Coach Carter always asks him "What is your deepest fear?"
Towards the end of the show...
He provides the answer to the question...

Here it is:



Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.
Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.
It's is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us.
Your playing small does not serve the world.
There is nothing enlightened about shrinking,
so that other people won't feel insecure around you.
We were all meant to shine as children do.
It's not just in some of us, it's in everyone.
And as we let our own light shine,
we are unconsiously giving other people permission to do the same,
as we are liberated from our own fear.
Our presence automatically liberates others.

That was an adaptation from a poem by Marianne Williamson...
Touching poem...
I finally understood the meaning of that poem...
Finally...
I threw away some old stuff from my cupboard and drawers...
Removed some memories...

Labels: basketball, coach carter, marianne williamson, Our deepest fear

What is your deepest fear?"
Tt's a question constantly asked ard by some people...
This question sparked my mind when i took some time to watch a movie i loved...
A basketball movie...
"Coach Carter"










I love this movie...










Still remember Timo Cruz... The character above...
A gangster that always hangs on the street...
One day sees his cousin shot dead...
And decides to change for the better...
Coach Carter always asks him "What is your deepest fear?"
Towards the end of the show...
He provides the answer to the question...

Here it is:



Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.
Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.
It's is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us.
Your playing small does not serve the world.
There is nothing enlightened about shrinking,
so that other people won't feel insecure around you.
We were all meant to shine as children do.
It's not just in some of us, it's in everyone.
And as we let our own light shine,
we are unconsiously giving other people permission to do the same,
as we are liberated from our own fear.
Our presence automatically liberates others.

That was an adaptation from a poem by Marianne Williamson...
Touching poem...
I finally understood the meaning of that poem...
Finally...
I threw away some old stuff from my cupboard and drawers...
Removed some memories...

Labels: basketball, coach carter, marianne williamson, Our deepest fear