eunicee jotted on Monday, November 30, 2009 @ 1:28 AM
just a note to remind myself of my train thoughts:
1. bus lesson
2. israel older generation lesson
3. immature young minds lesson
My Public Holiday on 27 Nov
Becky jotted on Saturday, November 28, 2009 @ 11:56 AM
I had such a well spent and fufilling day!
Woke up in the morning and went straight to clean and tidy the many shoes that my family members have. Poor Rachel Mei is sick, so I brought her to see a doctor. Then bought her lunch, so that she can take her medication. Came back home to clear abit of the living room. Followed by vacuuming the floor and of course mop. Fold some clothings and I headed off to work to clear my bad locks.
Yes, fancy slogging myself on a public holiday. But Ninja Assassin (especially Rain) made my evening. Quite a nice show to me! Tiffany and I had supper at Hong Kong Cafe after the movie. Followed by a emo walk down from cineleisure to city hall. Talk and chat till we got tired. Tadah!
Home sweet home. :)
passage of time
janice jotted on @ 12:41 AM
It's amusing.
as i was doing a new facelift for our blog, i realised that the details needed changing too.i am no longer in NUS social work.
eunice and i will have to change our age in a couple of days.we probably gotta relook our dreams.it's just amazing how time flies.
i was just musing over it yesterday when chinying beeped me to say she got a job a couple of days ago!
i was elated for her,and suddenly i realised, just a while ago, we were just mugging over our ten-year series in the school canteen; a couple of days to go before our A levels examinations.
now, with our formal wear, and our payslips, we have stepped into the so-called 'adult world' - the working world.
and so much more change is coming our way.
it's just WOW.
we must remember to take a moment of breather to thank God for bringing us through these times. at the same time, to refocus on the right things, so we do not get wrapped around doing so much, we don't realise we aren't doing much at all. :)
well, i suppose we'll find our directions along this passage of time.
i'm just glad that i have my friends with me. :)
so,
goodnight friends. :D
i hope you had a good day of rest like i did today. :D
eunicee jotted on Thursday, November 26, 2009 @ 10:34 AM
eunice needs to be brainwashed just for today.
I am a korean-fluent chinese today.
eunicee jotted on Wednesday, November 25, 2009 @ 8:39 PM
just musing in relation to my previous post, a young teenage girl poisoned her mother with thallium.
it wasn't out of anger or hatred, or due to any problems. the teenage girl just said..
she wanted to try it out.
warped huh.
eunicee jotted on Tuesday, November 24, 2009 @ 11:49 AM
poke poke poke poke poke
ooh!
pokeypokeypokeypokepokepoke
ooooh...
stabstabstabstabstab.
I'm going to forensics exam in a few hours! quite disturbing the way one kills another. human sacrifices are still being done across the world. and interestingly, cases in the 1970s are still being re-opened and solve in the 2000s, talk about never being able to outrun truth.
in any case, i'm a sherlock holmes today.
eunicee jotted on Sunday, November 22, 2009 @ 1:14 AM
and so we pour and bare our souls in this intangible, or perhaps tangible, auction using a part of ourselves to bid for the prized attention.
eunicee jotted on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 @ 11:48 PM
idealism in reality.
i wonder why so many people are absorbed in their own world's problems. there're so much greater things to be accomplished out there.
janice jotted on Tuesday, November 17, 2009 @ 11:07 PM
YAY JANICE IS SO SMART.
anw, the coolest camp of the year is HERE!
PLS SIGN UP AND REGISTER!
Dec 18- 21, 2009, $20!
Happy Three Friends' FUTURE Home
Becky jotted on @ 10:50 PM
My Ideal Home with Eunice & Janice!
Outdoor Sundeck.
Cosy living room with natural sunlight
Stylist Dining Area
Individual Modern Washroom
Pretty Bedroom! Wohoo. 
Not forgetting the kitchen, where the 2 evil ones will bully me at.eunicee jotted on Sunday, November 15, 2009 @ 11:47 PM
many say respect has to be earned.
i think one's "earned" respect is lost by one wrong decision, or one fall. the brutality of the world.
above respect, there is, honor.
eunicee jotted on Thursday, November 12, 2009 @ 9:13 AM
I'm heading home from school at 9.15am on 179A and I'm the only passenger on this double decker bus. Quite a unique experience for my last few days in school for this year. Feels like I'm being chaffeured to boonlay!
eunicee jotted on Monday, November 09, 2009 @ 7:42 AM
I'm standing here in the mrt now, imagining myself to be one of these people here, heading to work on a monday morning donning such an attire.
Hmmsy, when we grow really up, I wonder how we feel when we muse abt the days in our youth wondering if our lives somehow did leave an impact; whether it counted for eternity.
Or a silent reckoning of otherwise.
Just like in a war, some have Romantic ideals of war, which to me I take more of a Non-Romantic stance.
Maintaining a Romantic idealism in a Non-Romantic reality of the world.
eunicee jotted on Friday, November 06, 2009 @ 10:56 PM
eunicee jotted on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 @ 10:47 PM
when Legislation takes Morality's place of regulation;
when Corporate Social Responsibility is a mere avoidance of the market's punishment.
thoughts to ponder about.
eunicee jotted on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 @ 12:11 AM
it's exactly 3 weeks to exams, but...
i just submitted 2 essays
still have
2 presentations
1 report
2 tests
(how come like never ending ah!)
work already done =
5essays4presentations5tests2reports1casecompetition12weeklytuts
WAU.
hmm, quite interesting collating the work done. like a machine.
eunicee jotted on Monday, November 02, 2009 @ 5:02 PM
An Article by Equipping Leaders For Asia that epitomizes what I was blogging about:
Nov 2: Bad Company Corrupts Good Morals
George, an upwardly mobile, fast track yuppie – and a professed follower of Christ, made the mistake of becoming the chief operations officer of a company owned by a wheeler-dealer with a reputation around town as a “Slime Ball.”
But the six digit income and the numerous perks proved irresistible. Aware of Solomon’s warning, I watched at a distance, wondering if he could survive the association.
“My son, if sinners entice you, do not give in to them. If they say,“Come along with us...let’s waylay some harmless soul; we will get all sorts of valuable things...Throw in your lot with us, and we will share a common purse’ – my son, do not go along with them, do not set foot on their paths.” (Proverbs 1:10, 11a,c, 13a, 14, 15)
At one point, I remember asking, “George, how can you stay clean in that environment?” But he readily assured me that he had it “under control.” I am reminded of King Rehoboam who rejected the sage advice of his father’s advisors for that of his brash peers. Soon thereafter his career ended in disgrace. (I Kings 12-14; II Chronicles 10:1-11:4) Or King Jehosophat, who ignored a godly prophet’s counsel, while aligning himself in battle with a godless king. He too experienced ignominious defeat (I Kings 22; II Chronicles 18:1-34)
Recently I learned that the company owned by the “Slime Ball” company had dissolved, leaving scores of investors in crisis. Both George(who had also borrowed heavily to invest in the stock market – which crashed shortly thereafter) and his boss have fled the country to avoid prosecution and angry creditors and investors.
How applicable is Proverbs 13:20, “He who walks with the wise grows wise, but a companion of fools suffers harm”?
To put this issue into perspective, I think it is important for us to understand that we, as Christ’s disciples, are to mix with the lost rather than retreat into a monastery. (Matthew 9:10-13; I Corinthians 1:5, 9-11) But, we are not to become unequally yoked with them. (I Corinthians 6:14-18).
In other words, WE ARE TO BE IN THE WORLD, BUT NOT BE OF THE WORLD: “My prayer is not that you take them out of the world but that you protect them from the evil one. They are not of the world, even as I am not of it.” (John 17:15, 16)
QUESTION: Are you making business alliances with people whose values are not centred in Biblical truth? Do you, like George, believe God need not be taken seriously when He states, “Bad company corrupts good morals”?
If so, are you prepared to live with the inevitable consequences?
