SEREMBAN trip day 2

The next day we had breakfast at a member's house in Green Street Homes (if I'm not mistaken). Its a guarded area with an 'open house' concept, no fences in between homes, tight security at the entrance, yet still with grills on the doors and windows. :)

Here's part of the house that we visited. Nice hoh?

The house we visited belonged to an author. He wrote books on how to manage your finance. Though this concept may not be new but it did give me something to think about after so much of 'prosperity teaching'. It totally shifts my focus from expecting something that you long to have to managing the thing you have well.

The owner likes to collect things and there were lots of stones and wood that formed special shapes and different sizes.





He also collected a lot of antiques. Here's some for you to guess what they are. Very classic!




I don't know what I have eaten but I had a diarea that caused me to visit the toilet numerous times! I skipped lunch and with them serving nasi lemak with kari it was easier as I don't take spicy food.

We had a praise and worship pointer in the afternoon. As usual, girl musicians often outnumber the guy musicians in church. They are pretty good and are so receptive to what we taught them. There's a young boy who's pretty good on the drums! Its such a funny sight when my keyboards setup caused them to be squeezed in the small area. :D




Here are the singers. The lady in black is Pastor Sarah, proud mother of the talented drummer! She herself is a very worship leader too.



We had a fun time being tutors! :)



There was supposed to be a photo of Vincent being very sissy. I guess he deleted it from my phone when I lent it to him to play games. Now who chicken? :P

Service started on time as usual. We spent the who night on stage as John Moi incorporated the message into his songs. I was glad the Chii Ye could make it. Too bad we could have supper together as she had a puncture on the way home later. Next time ya!

As usual, its nice to watch kids as they play. Being so care-less with nothing to worry about.



Only a few of us went for supper as most of us were still full from the dinner which served us 4 dishes including soup! It was the first time we didn't finish all that was placed in front of us. Well, I had to accompany Joel as he didn't eat much for dinner, and the young, maturing and ever-hungry John Lo wanted food for his empty stomach. Went to a nearby coffee shop and had a half boiled egg. Honestly, I just had one! ;)



Classic teacup and mug. Brings back fond memories to a certain age group when coffee and tea was 10sen while a packet of mee was just 20sen, right Vincent?



And the 2 boys just couldn't stop eating...