My lovely, ever wonderful besties.

Just read Grace's blog and no doubt it brought back a lot of memories, and even reminded me of how she had been there all along for me and with me. I'm very blessed to have a friend like her. Only thing i regret is, why didn't we got into the same project group during our first semester in Year 1. Back then, did not really know her well since both of us were working with different people in different project groups.

I'm beginning to miss her company a lot, especially during tutorials and lectures. I miss the sweets and food that she will always bring along with her in lectures. *oopsie* I miss her laughter and all her nonsense. *another oopsie*

But nevertheless, we'll always stay in contact, regardless of the fact that we're in different specialisation. My Monday to Wednesday lunch breaks will always be reserved for you! *doesn't that sound a bit les?* I'm really so glad that all of us still put in effort to meet during our 1 or 2 hour lunch breaks and for the fact that, we are still as close as ever! ^^

And thank you for making efforts to visit my mother every now and then when you're free.

Speaking of my mum, she's feeling better now except for a slight fever. Yesterday evening, her fever shot up to 38.2 degrees. Nurse gave us a cold compression pack which basically is a ice pack. Kept letting the ice pack change positions between her neck and forehead every now and then, to make sure her temperature drops. Her leg is feeling better now, she can even get up and walk to the toilet on her own! Praise the Lord for her speed of recovery! All glory goes to you alone!

And i hope that Pekhar can cope with her studies and projects too. She seems so stressed lately. It's especially hard when you have to rush for your projects and meet your project mates on weekends. And it's not just a weekend, it's every weekend. I understand the stress that you're going through, but don't forget to even give yourself some well deserved rest too ya? Your body system needs a rest too my dear friend! :)


What's the best argument we can give those who ask why we have accepted Jesus as our Savior? How can we most persuasively bear witness to our faith?

"Always be ready," Peter urged, "to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you" (1 Peter 3:15). The Greek term for "reason" is apology. That doesn't mean a weak-kneed excuse; it means a convincing argument.

Always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you. —1 Peter 3:15

Don't think that because you aren't a philosopher or a scholar that you can't be an apologist. You can bear witness to the truth and power of the gospel. Your life can be your own best argument—your best defense of your faith in Jesus Christ—to anyone who asks why you believe.

So put your faith into practice. Let people see the difference Jesus makes. —Vernon Grounds