Thursday, November 25, 2010
Such an event-filled year
2010 is coming to a close in a few more weeks. In all it will be to me a year to remember. My son Jonathan entered Secondary school. Like parents all over the country/world, we vacilated about where to enrol him. Finally we enrolled him in the same school where his father was teaching. We decided that though school does contribute a part to his character development, we the parents have the greater influence and responsibility in his overall development , be it his character or his education. I'm glad to see him happily settled in his school. Having a very laid-back personality his school also suits him. I doubt he'll enjoy a classroom filled with competitive bookworms.
Well, I finally went to USA this year and visited my aunty in michigan as well. The short trip to Cambodia with my family and TCF was also an interesting break. So was the 6-day prayer exposure trip to Korea.
After a long draught this year is also a year of weddings of the church youths who have all grown up - Emily, Kin Onn, Kin Hup. And a fiftieth wedding anniversary in December! Next year we'll see some more weddings...
This is a year of great distress for many good friends who were affected by the terrible floods. Thankfully, though there was loss of property-some irreplacable I'm sure, there was no loss of lives among those we know.
A few friends returned home to the Lord. They'll be missed.
Next year...what will it bring ?
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
This new year
Well we are now in 2010. I'm enjoying settling down into retirement. I'm relaxed. Not in the slightest bit harassed. This is when a being a retired civil servant has its benefits. Having a monthly income despite not holding a salaried position is such an unbelievable blessing. It gives one a great deal more freedom to do what one wants, when one wants. No computer-generated timetable to abide by. Of course one has other responsibilities.
A matter of learning
I'm in the process of learning how to use photoshop to create folder that can put photos on the web as a gallery of photos. Photoshop is one program I've never got around to learning to use. Too many functions to learn and too time consuming to use. It has taken me a long time to get the process of creating a web gallery despite having a quick demo from a friend some months ago. I'm using a trial version of photoshop cs2. I'm now able to create an flash photo gallery. Now I need to learn how to upload the folder onto a website.
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