Walking out.

There're 2 things in life that never fails to brighten up my day. First is a cup of coffee (sugarless). And next, a can of heineken beeeeer.

Don't really agree much with people who hate these 2 beverages. Though it might taste bitter and all, but somehow appreciating stuffs like this really enables me to associate things in different perspective.

After church service, Marc and I went for a lunch date with Auntie Kim. It was really an eye opener for me.

Well, most of the time, the both of us were just aunt kim’s listening ear.
She's at least 60 years of age, had little confidence in speaking, fluency problems etcetc. Despite all these drawbacks, she speaks with sincerity and command. & emotions were flowing out of the conversations as well.

Bottom of my heart, I really do believe that such moments are priceless. You can't really engage a long-conversation easily with an elderly person anywhere, anytime when you're outside.

But in church, we have the privilege to do so. Bringing a smile out of the cracks in their lives, generally gives anyone a sense of joy and satisfaction. & it was really an honour for an elderly to invite us along to a small gathering/lunch appointment.

Teenagers, youths. We all aim for the tangible stuffs, the conscious, the obvious. But often leave out the wiser words, the bigger picture of life.

Inspire not with your intentions, but with the understanding.

Perhaps there's no reciprocation.
Perhaps its anachronism.