Friday, September 26, 2008

1-for-1 ice cream


Relationship: Feeling or Logic, Love or Commitment?

How to know that I have found the one?First thing first,Do not let your feeling role!Let the brain take over my feeling.I will decide after I have a deep consideration and thinking carefully. Not based on my feeling alone.I will know that he's the one if...I love him and I want to change NOTHING from him.Only if he has been himself in front of me. :)Nothing manipulated during the courtship.To accept him whatever he is.For example:When I know he is snoring and I still want to be with him, even though I will have difficulty to sleep.I will still love him and accept him with his snoring.Woman has tendency to change the one she loves.But man hopes the woman she loves never changes.Remember that man hardly changes. I will be disappointed if I wish he can change for me, for my sake.But that doesn't mean that he will never change.Always give space for each other to grow. :)He may not be the most perfect guy, but I can learn to love him perfectly.Few questions to ponder:what do you want him to change?Can I endure with his unchanged-habit for a lifetime?Is being together with him makes my life better? or just leads me to countless suffering?Let's say he's jobless and a lazy bump.Can you survive with love only? (read: Are you going to eat love?)It's not suggestible to decide based on love alone.Because love does change, and love between two human does not last.Relationship is all about commitment.When love does wither, commitment stays.
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Christian Music Performances - 26 Sep 08


After a month's break, Songwriters Showcase is back! This time we are featuring Jean Tan & Laverne Ong this September.
26 Sept 08, Fri
7.30pm - 9.30pm
Acts CentreChina Square Central
B1-0518 Cross StreetSingapore 048423
Jean Tan. Combining influences from folk, alternative and acoustic music and deriving inspiration from the Psalms, Jean's songs of adoration and struggle are honest, bare expressions of her daily walk with God and through life. By the Spirit she hopes to minister to those who listen and impact those who are searching - music is from heaven after all - while broadening definitions of mainstream Christian music in her experiences with acapella, choral music, world languages and various acoustic gigs.
Laverne Ong. Having a mother who was a piano teacher and a father who has a wonderful singing voice, Laverne grew up in a musical family. She started piano at the tender age of 4 but only started composing when she was 16. Since then, she has been joining many composing competitions and some singing competitions. Early this year, she released her album-- Colours of My Life under an independent label--Soundbites, and has since then been performing regularly. She is also in a jazz band-- Radical Context, as the singer. Radical Context has performed in places like Esplanade, Timbre, national libraries and for wedding gigs.So far, she has 2 first prizes, 2 second prizes, 2 third prizes under her belt. Also, she had been a composer with Touch Publishing when she was 19 and sold 4 songs locally and internationally. Although she has a degree in life sciences, her love and passion for music led to her being the music director of a learning music centre, Music Mocha, early this year too.

Monday, September 22, 2008

Queens driving range on 29th September

Hi all

Anyone interested to go to Queens driving range on 29th September at 7 pm?

Do drop me an email with your contact number...

Cheers,

Kylie Yeo kylieyeo@singnet.com.sg

Friday, September 19, 2008

ANNUAL OVERNITE SFG CAMP OUT!

OCTOBER 26TH TO 27TH (SUNDAY TO MONDAY)
Please note that Monday is a public holiday.
VENUE: NATIONAL COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE (NACLI)
AT THE FOOT OF the BEAUTIFUL KENTRIDGE PARK, SOUTH BUONA VISTA ROAD
COST : $48
(inclusive of Accomodation, Scrumptious BBQ dinner, Breakfast and Free Flow Fellowship)
SIGN UP NOW mailto:...beulah1234@hotmail.com /franky@pacific.net.sg ASAP TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT!
PLEASE CLICK "READ MORE" ABOVE TO FIND OUT MORE!

http://www.singlesfocusgroup.org/

Receiving Wholeness Through Christ-

Are there things hindering your personal walk and growth in your relationship with the Lord? - Are you experiencing the abundant life and wholeness of Jesus in your life? - Are you aware that our Lord Jesus has taken away our generational curses and now we can live in that freedom? Come and be blessed in this 2 day seminar, on 26 and 27 Sept. YWCA. Seminar fee has been highly subsidise, for just $50/- . Seats are limited. Register today. http://www.rivergloryministries.com/WTC/

PAWS AT THE BEACH - 5 OCT


SPCA’s World Animal Day 2008 — Paws at the Beach!

World Animal Day is here again! Keep the 5 October free because we want you to come to East Coast Park to join us. We have lined up loads of fun and activities in support of our animal friends. For more details, please hook on to http://www.spca.org.sg/whatsnew.html#WAD08

Please forward this information/email to as many friends, relatives and colleagues as possible. The more that come, the merrier!

Attached is the flyer for you to pin up on office or school notice boards.

Hope to see you there!
SPCA’s World Animal Day 2008 — Paws at the Beach!

World Animal Day is here again! Keep the 5 October free because we want you to come to East Coast Park to join us. We have lined up loads of fun and activities in support of our animal friends. For more details, please hook on to http://www.spca.org.sg/whatsnew.html#WAD08

Please forward this information/email to as many friends, relatives and colleagues as possible. The more that come, the merrier!

Attached is the flyer for you to pin up on office or school notice boards.

Hope to see you there!

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Makan Drinking Session at Vivo/St James Firefly. (For Single Christians Only)

Coffee/Drinking/Makan session in town (21th Sep 2008) - for 20 pax Please register giving - Your Name: - Gender: - Contact no.: - Email address: - Church:

Event Date & Time: (21th Sep 2008) 7pm-11pm
Event Venue: Vivo City
Meeting Point: to be disclosed to signed up participants
Group Size: 20
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Registration Details: eventfsc@hotmail.com

Cycling at Ubin this Sat (20th Sep 2008) - (For Singles Christians Only- Confirmed event)

Please register - Your Name: - Gender: - Contact no.: - Email address: - Church:
Event Date & Time: 20 Sep 2008 1:30pm
Event Venue: Ubin
Meeting Point: to be disclosed to signed up participants
Group Size: 20
Dress Code: Casual
Registration Details: eventfsc@hotmail.com

Coffee/Drinking/Makan session in town (20th Sep 2008) - For Single Christians Only (Limited Vacancies) - Confirmed Event

Makan Coffee Session for 30 pax Please register giving - Your Name: - Gender: - Contact no.: - Email address: - Church:
Event Date & Time: 20th Sep 2008 6pm - 10pm
Event Venue: Town
Meeting Point: to be disclosed to signed up participants. (in town)
Group Size: 30
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Register through: franky@pacific.net.sg/justin_victor_wang@live.com

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

SFG Christmas Event

Dear all,

Due to overwhemling reponses, the registration is now closed.

Thank you all for your support.

Blessings,
www.singlesfocusgroup.org

Monday, September 15, 2008

Younger hubby? It's OK with me

Ana Ow
Thu, Sep 11, 2008my paper
I'M A big believer in the philosophy of age being just a number.
And, now, I'm learning exactly how true that is.
At age 32, I find myself blessed with the love of a 20-year-old man. He made his heartfelt vows to me in June before 70 people at our small wedding celebration.
There's more: come November, we are going to be first-time parents after having dated for just a year.
We first met in dance class when I was a teacher at a local dance studio. Then 16 going on 17, he obviously wasn't suitable dating material for me.
But when he turned 19 and we began to socialise both on and off the dance floor, it became apparent that we were connecting on a deeper level.
He listened, providing comfort and warmth in a way I hadn't felt before. He doesn't play the mind games of an older man. Nor does he have the ego of one. Even though I felt a little like Mrs Robinson, he almost made me feel as though I was in my teens again.
And we were sure of marriage shortly after our relationship began.
We made plans to marry in a typically modern fashion: when I ran out of closet space after living with him for eight months.
We were all set to start saving up for a wedding bash and a nest to call our own. And then came the baby, throwing a sweet spanner in the works and speeding up the process.
Now, my husband is confined in camp and will have just ended his basic military training (BMT) by the time I deliver in November.
While it has never occurred to me that it would be an issue to commit to someone 12 years younger while carrying my first-born, there were those who were angered by my choices.
My father maintained a stoic yet somewhat shocked demeanour. He has calmed down somewhat since we got married and has even become quite supportive. My aunt, his younger sister, however, demanded that I re-think my actions.
Then there are other auntie- types who gossip and dwell on the situation, unable to accept that people more than a decade apart could find love and acceptance with one another.
Our reality does not escape me. He's doing BMT in Tekong now and I'm alone, whereas my other mummy-to-be friends have their husbands (who are all closer to their age) ferrying them around to their ultrasound check-ups.
There's also a certain pressure on me as I become the sole breadwinner in the equation. And as he progresses into National Service, I find myself missing him.
He gets five minutes every night on the phone with me now that he's at field camp. I know that he feels frustrated and helpless, trying to squeeze in every ounce of love and support into one short conversation.
And though there are those who say that he's too young to be taken seriously as a husband or a father-to-be, he takes so naturally to his new role.
While his friends can hardly see their future beyond Fridaynight clubbing, he delights in trips to Ikea, plans for homeownership and obsesses over which household appliances would be the best buy.
I have no doubt that he'll make the best of fathers.
He talks to the baby in my belly often, reading him fairytales on the weekends when he books out from camp and nagging me to remember to "play theMozart music at bedtime" to develop his son's spatial-reasoning abilities.
Naysayers can criticise us, but the one I take the most comfort from these days is my unborn child, whose lack of life experience makes him not na?ve but, in my mind, the master of living without fear of rejection and failure.In any case, the way he kicks in my belly sure feels that way.

Friday, September 12, 2008

YMCA Christian Seminar on 7 Steps to Victory on Thursday 9 Oct 08.

You are invited to join us for YMCA Christian Seminar on 7 Steps to Victory on Thursday 9 Oct 08. This is open to public and everyone is welcomed. http://www.ymca.org.sg/enews/sevensteps.jpg

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Lee Guitars All-Star Concert - 29 Nov 08



Lee Guitars All-Star Concert Singapore 2008Lee Guitars All-Star 新加坡演唱會 2008
LATEST NEWS
Internet Booking starts on 8 Sept 2008, 9am.Other sales channel starts on 8 Sept 2008, 10am.
CONDITIONS OF SALEMore conditions of sale

DATE 29 Nov 2008 Sat, 8pm
DURATION Approx 2 1/2 Hrs
VENUE Singapore Indoor Stadium
TICKET PRICE (Exclude Booking Fee)Standard -
S$168,S$148, S$128, S$108, S$78
Please add to above price $3 Booking Fee for tickets above $20 and $1 Booking Fee for tickets $20 and below. Charges include GST where applicable. Click for Seat Plan
ADMISSION RULESNo admission for infant in arms and child aged below 2 years old. Child 2 years old and above must purchase ticket for admission. * No Photography, Video recording and Audio recording is allowed for this event!
DISCOUNT & CONCESSIONSClick for Details
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PromoterRock Records (S) Pte Ltd


LANGUAGEEnglish & Mandarin
SYNOPSIS
強檔雲集 無限精彩 星光璀璨 共訴“琴”懷周華健、五月天、蔡健雅、張震嶽及李宗盛當今5位頂尖創作歌手將首次同台,以歌聲呈現出吉他與創作人之間的情感故事。動人的經典歌曲,無限的舞台魅力,它像一幕故事精彩,飽含深情的音樂劇集,整場演出以“情”字貫穿始終,從李宗盛由資深音樂人到制琴師角色的轉變,連同另外4位同樣與吉他有著深厚感情的創作歌手,以自己的親身經歷演繹出吉他在音樂人的創作生涯中所扮演的舉足輕重的地位,盡在這樣一個難忘的夜晚與您分享!想要一次過欣賞目前叱吒樂壇創作人的同台演出, 親身參與一場難得的樂壇盛事, 千萬別錯過這場令人期待的音樂饗宴!
Catch Asia’s top 5 composer-singers Emil Chau, Mayday, Tanya Chua, Zhang Zhen Yue & Jonathan Lee performing “live” together for the first time ever! Let Asia’s top musicians share with you how guitar playing have changed their lives and how the strings have brought about their successful music piece. Be fascinated as classic hits are performed and through their performances unfold their life music stories. Stringing together a night of beautiful tunes this is a night not to be missed by music lovers.

Monday, September 8, 2008

Matchmaking meet



PHOTO: ASHLEIGH SIM

Mon, Sep 08, 2008The Straits Times

Matchmaking meet 10 min-->
They share CVs to find mates for their children at first such event here

Parents took matters into their own hands, saying their children were too busy for a social life. --
WITH a picture of her son in her handbag, housewife Wang Lianzhi mingled with some 150 parents at the Speakers' Corner yesterday for a mass matchmaking session.
'My son's 30. He's never had a girlfriend. He's working on his computer all the time and seldom goes out,' explained Mrs Wang, 67.
So she decided to play Cupid, distributing his business card to other parents.
It was the first parents' matchmaking session, organised by dating agency Clique Wise which had taken up a suggestion by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
PM Lee had floated the idea of having parents play matchmaker for their children in his National Day Rally speech last month.
He described how thousands of parents in Beijing secretly sought out spouses for their children at such sessions, commonly held in parks, and suggested Singapore parents try it too.
Yesterday, they did. Parents took matters into their own hands, saying their children were too busy for a social life.
Many like Mrs May Jow, 60, came without their children's knowledge. 'I took my daughter's photograph from the drawer without telling her,' she said.
The matchmaking process was simple: Parents exchanged details of their children like age, education and current job, and asked to see a picture of the 'candidate'. Some whipped out passport-sized photographs, others 4R-sized pictures. One parent came with an 8R computer printout of the family posing with the candidate in a graduation gown.
Parents were not only scrutinising the candidate's looks, but also sussing out the candidate's parents to see if they came from similar backgrounds. If all goes well, they exchange phone numbers.
Some parents like Mrs Jow were on the lookout for candidates who matched their children's height and age.
'The age difference should be about three to four years and he has to be at least 1.76m tall,' said Mrs Jow, whose daughter is aged 30 and is 1.68m tall.
Parents hunting for a son-in-law also wanted someone with a higher educational qualification and a stable career.
Said housewife L.H. Heng, 55: 'My daughter has a polytechnic diploma. Her spouse cannot have any lesser than that.'
The session's organiser, Ms Lydia Gan, said the event was held at Speakers' Corner as the older generation was familiar with Hong Lim Park. It was also free.
All Ms Gan had to do was register online with the National Parks Board, since rules were eased to allow outdoor demonstrations at Speakers' Corner from Sept 1.
While the matchmaking session was registered as an exhibition, and not a demonstration, it did draw onlookers like odd job labourer Jeff Tan, 60. He had dropped by after shopping in nearby Chinatown, thinking he would catch a protest in progress.
But there was none. So far, only non-profit group Hearer of Cries has held a demonstration, staging a 10-minute protest against employers who abuse maids.
Mr Tan said: 'I wouldn't come here specially. I work in Changi and I'm living in Tampines. It's too far.'

Dinner @ Suntec Terrace on 11th October (Stictly for Christians only)

Dear all,
please email to below if u are interested.

kylieyeo@singnet.com.sg

Blessings

Hi all I've booked Suntec Terrace on 11th October, Saturday from 6.30 pm to 9.45 pm for a sumptuous buffet spread of perfectly barbequed steak, lamb, chicken, baby back pork ribs, sausages, tiger prawns, squid, fish, scallops and venus clam. Cost per person is S$25 nett payment will be advised upon registration. Buffet cost is not inclusive of drinks. Please register with name, handphone number, gender and email address. If you are also registering for your friends please provide their details as well. Deadline for registration is on 30th September, Tuesday. If you have made registration and didn't cancel before 30th September, you will have to pay for the dinner even if you don't turn up. For those thinking of gate crashing sorry it will not be entertained as seats are limited. Look forward to this grand event of the year where you can catch up with old friends and make new friends, have lots of fun and fellowship!

Thursday, September 4, 2008

Singers Needed for Choir on Christmas Concert

Dear Friends,

If you have the passion for Sing and would like to join a choir, there is a good news. Currently IFC (International Festival Chorus) is seeking a few singers to join them for thier Christmas Concerts which will be held on the following dates:

- 28 Nov 2008 : Concert at Kg Kapoor Methodist Church

- 6 Dec 2008 : Carolling @ the Dutch/Hollandse Club @ Camden Park

- 8 Dec 2008 : Carolling @ Japanese Association

Their Choir will be rehearsing every Wednesday starting from 3rd September 2008 until 19 November 2008 @ United World College - Dover Road @ 7:30PM

So, if you are interested, you may contact the person-in-charge Miss Mirlani @ 96366514 (please mentioned to her that you know this information from Gunawan the_guru_onlinesg@yahoogroups.com and she will understand)

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Let's Take a Walk 2008

Date: 20-21 December 2008
10km, 50km, 100km Walk
Fund Raising Events for Minds/Raleigh Society

http://www.letstakeawalk.sg/

Monday, September 1, 2008

FUND RAISING


Hi

Love the "Big Nose" dogs which are irresistibly cute? This September, Bossini introduces their exclusive Hanadeka Club Collection for kids. These adorable t-shirts are way too lovable! Featuring different breeds of dogs, this collection will appeal not only to dog lovers but to one and all.
T-shirt price ranges from $19 to $23.

You can help the animals at SPCA by making your donations at any Bossini stores this September. (SPCA donation tin will be placed at each Bossini store).


Thank you for your support.

Christian Games Affairs

Event Name : Christian Games Affairs
Event Code : EV-000103
Date / Time : 4 Oct (Sat), 3.30pm - 5.30pm
Organiser : wow-her.com
Category : Friendship Activities
Venue : All Major F&Bs establishments
As required
Singapore 999999

Description : Decoder Games Cafe is a lively and friendly boardgame cafe near Orchard. Let's gather for a refreshing afternoon of spontaneous laughter and interactivity. Try exciting board games and mingle with your newfound friends of same faith. Price includes boardgames rental, snacks and a drink.

To register, email your name, gender, IC, handphone to register@wow-her.com.sg entitled "christians games". Tel: 9795 0568. Payment details at http://www.wow-her.com.sg/payment1.htm

Meeting Point : Decoder, 271 Bukit Timah Road, #B1-04, Balmoral Plaza, Singapore 259708
Price : $ 20.00
Reg. By : 04/10/2008
Men Age 24 to 45
Women Age 22 to 45
Dress Code Smart Casual