Well, too many things have happened (again) since my last post..
I'll go in most recent order back to like the 26th..
Thursday 6th to Now
I have had just an awesome time the last two nights after being at the Planet Shakers night rallies (which I'm going to tomorrow as well), where it was just huge nights of praise and worship as well as just feeling the prescence of God just move and stuff. Wooot. And I decided to sponsor a kid through World Vision! His name is Somchai and he's from Thailand. I had been thinking about it for the last two day and I realised that $39 a month isn't really all that much money to me but it is a huge amount to this kid and his family.. So I hope that it will be make a difference :)
Sunday 2nd to Wednesday the 5th
Youth Camp!! It was just a great time of really growing inside of us all, and the speaker Phill was just awesome. We also got to fit in beach time (it was at Collaroy) and Warringah Mall, where I bought a Billabong hat.. Which has a matching design to my Billabong jumper I bought in Melbourne. Odd that, I didn't intend it. But I'm all rustic now, heeheehee. It was a stacks tiring (but fun) camp, and as a result of playing my guitar for nearly every session, I have to get it fixed (the strap lock screw thread is stuffed)
Sunday 26th to Saturday 1st
Had our annual Melbourne pilgrimage via the Hume Highway. Intersting trip, mostly because we encountered a swarm of locusts around the Wagga area. When we went to clean them off the car at Albury, there was stacks just stuck in the grill... and still half alive... ewwwww. Anyhows, had a good time of catching up with family and stuff down there, as well as meeting up with Rene. That was quite cool because he wanted to see art galleries. I have never done that before. So it was a good experience for my first non-school art gallery visit. Did some shopping and stuff (getting a rustic Billabong jumper) and going around the peninsula. We stayed past Rosebud, near the National Golf Club at Cape Shanck. I was cut, I didn't have my golf clubs and I was next to some of the best courses in Australia. Oh well, next time ay.
We were in Melbourne for NYE and it was also the night before we had to leave for SYdney again, so we didn't do anything on NYE except an extended family asian bbq (you know, like ht korean style thingo) and then just watching the fireworks on tv. How can I put this nicely... The Melb fireworks were.. disappointing really. I think I've been desensitised by Sydney's or something, expecting the best all the time. They did show the bridge part of the Sydney's right after Melb's fireworks finished, and they were spectacular. WHat is so funny is that my friends thought Sydney's were crap... which goes to show just how disappointing Melb's was. Oh well, atleast lots of money was raised for the tsunami victims, which is far more important than the quality of fireworks. That whole tsunami thing was just freaky and its scary to think its the worst natural event in modern history or something and we're living to witness it. It just shows that us humans don't run the world or anything.. there are stronger forces in this world than us and we're really quite fragile creatures..
Wells, thats that for all that, time for me to sleep or something
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Stuck in my head tune: Planet Shakers "Always and Forever"