11.6.06

Finally I managed to update my blog today due to an offday after two weeks of working....Life of working is fresh and great though it's tiring. Basically, I work from 9.30am to 9.30pm each day, it's a long hours of working day.... do u think so?! hahha...but it's good too la and I wont feel too free during this holiday. I have learnt many things form my Handsome boss and colleague within these 2 weeks..... Actually I have no experience at all in the optical field since I have just start my course, what I have learnt from the lecture were totally different when I came across to my job....I realised that theory is totally different from practical work. I have learnt many things and gain a lot of experience&knowledge which I cant get through from books....Anyway, I'll try my best to gain as much experience as i can to brighten my future... kekek :) hope that day will come true!!!!!

yaya.... wanna share with u all about my feeling in the 30hours Famine camp....It's two weeks ago...( 27.5.06&28.5.06 ) It's another great experience I gained in the age of 20 :) I guessed...27.5.06 was the day I smiled the most in year 2006... It's a relaxing day...

More than three thousand of us were starving for 30 hours....For many youth groups, World Vision’s 30 Hour Famine hunger event is one of the year’s highlights. Sure, it’s fun. It’s challenging. It feels good. But the youth who do the 30 Hour Famine are in it for more than a personal experience. They’re changing the world. They're doing something to make a difference for people who are hungry and poor is empowering.Thirty hours out of a lifetime may not be much, but it’s a few hours that can make a measurable difference among world teenagers as well as among the poor.

There're a lot of activities to spend our free time but it's boring too sometime....The eldest participant in the camp is 67 years old and the youngest participant is 5.5 years old....They're so proud!!! Bravo!!! For me, the most touching and unforgettable part throughout the camp is the performance from a group of handicap....

Through the Famine my eyes were opened to the reality of poverty and hunger. There are people who dedicate their lives to help those in need. There are also people giving gifts of love, be it money, volunteer time, or prayer. There are people who suffer from pain, hunger, disease, poverty.......

Besides that, I have learnt some quotes from the camp too...and it's shamed to tell that I cried in the 2nd day during ( 吴若权 ) Eric Wu's session... >.<""

"把一个人放在心中是永远的遗憾" is the conclusion of that session....

• 珍惜身边的人 给养育我们的父母一个拥抱 说声"我爱你"
• 当你能感觉到自己对别人的关心已超出对自己的关心时 也就是你开始便成熟的时候了
• 饥饿三十不只是个活动 成功也不在于有多少人 有多少钱 而是真的要做些事情 让饥饿贫穷孩子的需要传出去 一起在别人的需要上 看见自己的责任
• 饥饿的关怀也不是三十个小时而已 而是要一直不断的持续下去
• 念书 真的是能够帮助贫穷孩子跨越贫困的开始

如果还有明天。。。 你会做些什么呢？！
朋友们，珍惜自己的生命及当下所拥有的一切吧！！！
比起远方的贫民，你幸运的多了！！！