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Some colleagues who have become friends, good friends.
Lately I feel that my colleague has been growing onto me, or perhaps it's me onto her. But there was once a time I made a decision to continue working with the company because of some special people whom I felt had grown on to me. And recently, I'm beginning to feel the same way with another colleague. Younger than me and smarter than me in so many ( Read more... ) -
Adieu 2014....Aloha 2015!!
In this last hour of 2014, i feel extremely tired. My body is just so exhausted and I think the winding down is setting in as I got so hyped up for the end of the year (and my holiday of cuz). We found a watch night service to attend and observed how another church ushers in the new year ( Read more... ) -
Faithful. Available. Teachable.
2 Timothy 2:2 And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable men who are also qualified to teach others.There is a man who (in my opinion) is kinda loud and tends to scare me a bit whenever he booms at me in front of a crowd. But this same man holds my attention because whenever he speaks the Word of God ( Read more... ) -
My Life's Purpose
Suppose you had only 3 years left to live, would you change the way you live your life? When posed this question, the responses were “quit my job”, “travel the world”, “go to church”. Or perhaps 3 years is still a fairly long period. How about a year or 6 months or even 30 days. What then are the changes you would make to your life? Then someone ( Read more... ) -
Chum Reap Suor (means Hello in Khmer)
Today I learnt more about this 10-year old. We share a common trait - lefties!!! And we both need time to warm up. Hee. Even though she had an extremely tough day, she took a surprisingly much shorter time before starting to chatter away in Khmer. She didn't talk as much the last time I saw her so I take it that I am no longer a stranger to her. I ( Read more... ) -
Hello 2014; goodbye 2013
2013 was no easy year. It started with a huge struggle in the form of a job. It was a personal challenge to cope and adapt to the way things were done, and I gave up early in the year. Due to circumstances, I stayed on however and by the wonders of God, He poured out wisdom and strength and pulled me through. I remember incentivizing myself with a ( Read more... ) -
When Mercy Meets Courage
Personal reflection by Camy Low, Hagar Singapore volunteer. Camy met Nita for the first time when the little Cambodian girl came to Singapore for her medical check-up last month. Though the 9-year-old escaped death, each day she carries on her body scars from the brutal attack. Read more about Nita's story here. Cross-posted to Hagar Singapore.I ( Read more... ) -
No Amount Of Money Can Buy The Precious Gift Of Life
Poignant reflection from Camy Low, a Singapore volunteer who made a recent visit to Hagar projects in Cambodia. Camy serves on the Volunteer Committee of Hagar Singapore. Cross-posted to Hagar Singapore.Travelling through the dirt-paved streets of Cambodia, it is hard to imagine that a fellow human being could undergo such tremendous suffering, ( Read more... ) -
A Singular Purpose to Restore Broken Lives
Over the last 2 days, I have heard some of the most intimate details of individuals whose lives have been completely turned upside-down in more ways than one ( Read more... )