The first wedding in my family
(Monday, August 17, 2009/5:13 PM)
What an eventful night of wedding celebrations! I'm glad that my brother finally found his lifelong partner in life, and their journey has just begun yesterday. =) I used to resent his presence alot but it does feel a tad bit weird without him bossing me around, playing loud music which disrupts my studying.
We were an awkward sibling duo cos' of our huge age gap of 6 years, but nevertheless, we're related by blood and that'll never change. I sincerely wish my brother, Melvin, and my sister-in-law, Priscilla, a blissful marriage for eternity, and that God will always remain the centre of their covenant in marriage.
I had a good fellowship with my church friends at the wedding too, especially an occasion where Bro Darren, Sofyan, Francis and I engaged in conversation. I never thought that I could carry a conversation well with the leaders in church (except Francis of cos' =P) cos' I'd be sooo stressed! But it went well and I'm thankful! =)
We were discussing about Japanese culture, why Sofyan and I are so into the Japanese language, commenting on the local cosplay scene, making jokes about the SG wannabes who unwittingly make a fool out of themselves as cosplayers. When Bro Darren asked me why I like Japan so much, and I replied that I want a Japanese wife, he was taken aback for a moment, and I quickly affirmed that I like the culture foremost above all else. Whew, close shave haha! =P
He also updated us on the humanitarian work around Asia and a probable mission trip to Indonesia this December. He encouraged me to go, and now there's no escape *lol*! No la, I'll do my best to align my vision with his, so that I would be enthusiastic about it when the time comes.
I'll update the blog with some photos from the wedding once it's uploaded. (^_^)
And some of the photos from the SOT graduation this past Saturday to spice up my blog a little...
We were an awkward sibling duo cos' of our huge age gap of 6 years, but nevertheless, we're related by blood and that'll never change. I sincerely wish my brother, Melvin, and my sister-in-law, Priscilla, a blissful marriage for eternity, and that God will always remain the centre of their covenant in marriage.
I had a good fellowship with my church friends at the wedding too, especially an occasion where Bro Darren, Sofyan, Francis and I engaged in conversation. I never thought that I could carry a conversation well with the leaders in church (except Francis of cos' =P) cos' I'd be sooo stressed! But it went well and I'm thankful! =)
We were discussing about Japanese culture, why Sofyan and I are so into the Japanese language, commenting on the local cosplay scene, making jokes about the SG wannabes who unwittingly make a fool out of themselves as cosplayers. When Bro Darren asked me why I like Japan so much, and I replied that I want a Japanese wife, he was taken aback for a moment, and I quickly affirmed that I like the culture foremost above all else. Whew, close shave haha! =P
He also updated us on the humanitarian work around Asia and a probable mission trip to Indonesia this December. He encouraged me to go, and now there's no escape *lol*! No la, I'll do my best to align my vision with his, so that I would be enthusiastic about it when the time comes.
I'll update the blog with some photos from the wedding once it's uploaded. (^_^)
And some of the photos from the SOT graduation this past Saturday to spice up my blog a little...
Zoe, my dear CGL, congrats on your SOT graduation! =)
E441! I'm beginning to appreciate you guys more and more =)
After a extravagant weekend of celebrations, it's back to the mundane boring ol' studying for me. Haha. =S I just need to focus on the SEP to Japan that's awaiting me next year to spur me on...
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