Sunday, July 27, 2014

Laughter is the Best Medicine

Don’t know if this post is coming at the right time or not so right time…at such a time like now, when sad news are just many, but really… this is the latest book that I read. It was written by Rev.George Ong. Unlike his serious 3-night seminar where he talked about ‘Rapture/Great Tribulation’ that I attended in this early July, he’s actually an author of humour books, and to date, he had actually written 56 humour books. Here I share with you some stories from one of his humour books. You can support Rev.George Ong, his family and his ministry by purchasing his books. You may write to him at georgeog@singnet.com.sg or you may visit his website at www.humourbooksonline.com .Hope you enjoy the stories! :)


Humility


Two strangers were having an argument.


“What’s the matter with you?’ demanded one.


“There’s nothing wrong with me, you stupid idiot!” replied the other.


“You just gave me a nasty look,” persisted the first.


 “Me? Never in your life! You’ve certainly got a nasty look, but I never gave it to you!”




Ending 


“Do you know, I started in life as a barefooted boy?”


“Well, I wasn’t born with shoes on either.”




Perspective 


“It’s cruel,” said papa bear to his family on seeing a car load of humans, “to keep them caged up like that.”




Weakness 


Question:   What are the three shortest books in the world?


Answer:   Singapore War Heroes, Malaysian Business Ethics, and Who’s Who in Indonesia. 

Saturday, July 5, 2014

Today



Feel like writing something here… so guess I’ll just write about how my day went by today. Accompanied some students for a dancing presentation today. I also functioned as a make-up artist to some… putting this skill into good use; it’s fun to paint on people’s face (not that I’m really good at this tho’), yet, I enjoyed it.






Went to the bazaar Ramadan in town together with my big sister in the afternoon. I do love going to bazaar…lots of food... (sorry, no photo) One thing though, I have runny nose… so I believe I couldn’t taste the actual taste of food today…although I really tried to appreciate the ‘sambal’ and satay. Will go to the bazaar again soon. 


 P/S: More mundane posts coming your way! Yeah!