Growth

If there is one thing my 16 year old self will never think I would be good at is COOKING. HAHA

I never thought that I can cook, and hey, it tastes like food! 

Here are some of my "creations" hihi! 

Looks yummy right? Well, it is! Some are miss, some are hits! At the end, I learned how to cook and it saves me a lot in terms of costs but it takes time and effort though! :) 

And ofcourse, my life is incomplete without relational growth! I see to it that I spend time to those who appreciate and love me ;)

1. Spontaneous date with Honey at Olearys Sports Bar Resto, I was in love with the interiors and food tasted good! Thumbs up!

2. Dampa Date with my Chu and Honey, we will never get tired of seafoods, yahoo!

3. IKEA date with lovely college friends Julie & Carla with some mini shopping and kwentuhan. It's always a good time being with them :)

4. Desert Safari with Aloria Family! 2nd time to go here. The sand dunes was way better! First time to have henna tattoo! There is now fire dance! So fun and sulit fam getaway!

5. Another unplanned on a Friday, just joyride around the area, used our Tim Hortons and Costa vouchers and went for few minutes in Kite Beach (so serene!!) = tipid yet unforgettable Fridate!

These moments made me grow personally, emotionally! Thank you guys! Actually there are a lot more but I posted the highlights! 

Looking forward for more trips and chillin'! :)

More Grateful

I love giving back the blessings.

When I was young, I used to donate clothes and money for charity. 

Then came an opportunity to do it on hand. But with a twist: for Special persons (meaning not only children, but also adults). 

At first, it was shocking. I was quiet seeing each of them going out.

I told myself, what did I do? What did I sign up to? 

But then, I realized, this is a way of giving back, that I am blessed, that I should be more thankful. 

The special angel I was assigned to, or destined to take care of is an adult, a man. And here I am, with small body and no experience, at first, I don't know how to handle him.

But as time goes by, I understood him and he acknowledged me, finally! 

I didn't have a chance to say goodbye.

Nevertheless, I am grateful to learn lessons.

Thank you for the one of a kind experience.

More charities and giving back experiences to come :)