Friday, May 22, 2015
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Happy Birthday!
Another year has passed so quickly. It's your birthday again.
As years went by, I understand your decisions more and more.
No, I never blame you. You're just a human after all.
And we all make the same "mistakes".
We are quite similar, in many ways,
Our weaknesses and strengths, our characters and thoughts,
It's in our genes. :)
If you were still around, I guess we could have become best friends.
I love you, Dad!
Happy Birthday!
As years went by, I understand your decisions more and more.
No, I never blame you. You're just a human after all.
And we all make the same "mistakes".
We are quite similar, in many ways,
Our weaknesses and strengths, our characters and thoughts,
It's in our genes. :)
If you were still around, I guess we could have become best friends.
I love you, Dad!
Happy Birthday!
Friday, May 22, 2009
One year has passed...
Happy Birthday!!!
Miss you so!!!
I will never forget this day. And I will never forget how I spent this day last year.
Miss you so!!!
I will never forget this day. And I will never forget how I spent this day last year.
Monday, June 16, 2008
Western Europe - the classic route
Going with mom and sis. It's actually dingding's graduation trip:
June 17-19: Rome
June 20-21: Florence
June 22-27: Paris
June 28-July 3: London
June 17-19: Rome
June 20-21: Florence
June 22-27: Paris
June 28-July 3: London
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Saturday, January 26, 2008
New Zealand Trip Itinerary
Jsn 25-28: Auckland
Jan 29: Christchurch
Jan 30-31: Dunedin'
Feb 1: Te Anau
Feb 2: Doubtful Sound
Feb 3-4: Queenstown
Feb 5: Mount Cook
Feb 6-9: Apcapa farm
Feb 10: Back to Hong Kong
Jan 29: Christchurch
Jan 30-31: Dunedin'
Feb 1: Te Anau
Feb 2: Doubtful Sound
Feb 3-4: Queenstown
Feb 5: Mount Cook
Feb 6-9: Apcapa farm
Feb 10: Back to Hong Kong
Thursday, January 03, 2008
I'm pleading

I'd loved you. I still want to love you. I think I do...
I've asked you to find me. But you didn't. Or so I thought..
Now I think I need you. Do you still want me?
I've written you this weeks ago out of desperation.
Did you see it? Did you hear me?
"find me
love me
be with me
guide me
love me"
Have you given me up? Have you forsaken me?
Find me, would you, please?
Saturday, June 09, 2007
From Vilnius
I've just arrived Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania.
I spent the last three days in Krakow, the old capital of Poland. Before that we were in Warsaw. I think Krakow has a more cultured atmosphere. The old buildings there are really "old" buildings instead of post-war reconstructions - not like the old town of Warsaw.
There was a big event going on while we were there, the 750th anniversary of the incoporation of Krakow. There were classical music concert in the square. An unbelievably huge crowd went. That'd never happen in Hong Kong. You know, some Hong Kong people would prefer listening to Twins.
People (CCC) said Krakow is more touristy. I don't care. I like Krakow.
P.S. We went to a chamber music concert in a huge cathedral. It was touristy.
P.P.S. I've sent out six postcards from Poland. I wrote more or less the same things written here. So for those who are expecting a postcard. Do NOT read this post.
P.P.P.S. Oh, you've read it already? Too bad...
I spent the last three days in Krakow, the old capital of Poland. Before that we were in Warsaw. I think Krakow has a more cultured atmosphere. The old buildings there are really "old" buildings instead of post-war reconstructions - not like the old town of Warsaw.
There was a big event going on while we were there, the 750th anniversary of the incoporation of Krakow. There were classical music concert in the square. An unbelievably huge crowd went. That'd never happen in Hong Kong. You know, some Hong Kong people would prefer listening to Twins.
People (CCC) said Krakow is more touristy. I don't care. I like Krakow.
P.S. We went to a chamber music concert in a huge cathedral. It was touristy.
P.P.S. I've sent out six postcards from Poland. I wrote more or less the same things written here. So for those who are expecting a postcard. Do NOT read this post.
P.P.P.S. Oh, you've read it already? Too bad...
Friday, June 01, 2007
Eastern Europe June 1-23
CCC, Auntie Jacqueline, Uncle Martin and I are going to:
June 2-5: Warsaw, Poland
June 5-8: Krakow, Poland
June 8-11: Vilnius, Lithuania
June 11-14: Riga, Latvia
June 14-17: Tallinn, Estonia
June 17-18: Savonlinna, Finland
June 18-20: Kuopio, Finland
June 20-22: Helsinki, Finland
June 2-5: Warsaw, Poland
June 5-8: Krakow, Poland
June 8-11: Vilnius, Lithuania
June 11-14: Riga, Latvia
June 14-17: Tallinn, Estonia
June 17-18: Savonlinna, Finland
June 18-20: Kuopio, Finland
June 20-22: Helsinki, Finland
Thursday, May 24, 2007
愛是一個決定?
「愛是一個決定。」
Daniel如是說。KWX如是說。
我曾經也這樣以為。
愛是決定。愛是付出。愛是受苦。
耶穌在世界的一生就表現了這樣的愛。
那時的我說:我要學像耶穌。
於是我每天去決定。
可惜...我不過是一個人...
我受不了苦...我放棄了...
我告訴自己:愛不可能是這樣的。
如果愛是這樣的,我承擔不了...
畢竟,我只是一個人...
然後,我對愛有了新的體會。
愛,其實可以很簡單直接。
只要做回自己,那就是愛了。
我發現愛裡竟然也有幸福,也有快樂。
但到了今天,我猶豫了...
我是找對了?還是想錯了?
究竟愛,到了最後,是不是只是一個決定?
Daniel如是說。KWX如是說。
我曾經也這樣以為。
愛是決定。愛是付出。愛是受苦。
耶穌在世界的一生就表現了這樣的愛。
那時的我說:我要學像耶穌。
於是我每天去決定。
可惜...我不過是一個人...
我受不了苦...我放棄了...
我告訴自己:愛不可能是這樣的。
如果愛是這樣的,我承擔不了...
畢竟,我只是一個人...
然後,我對愛有了新的體會。
愛,其實可以很簡單直接。
只要做回自己,那就是愛了。
我發現愛裡竟然也有幸福,也有快樂。
但到了今天,我猶豫了...
我是找對了?還是想錯了?
究竟愛,到了最後,是不是只是一個決定?
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Monday, May 21, 2007
HUGE Suprise from CCC

BIG TOE
Big Toe is very busy, but he's
going to take care of
everything. Just Watch.
At first, Big Toe may seem a
little slow...until you realize
he's always one step ahead.
Those donuts you were saving for tomorrow?
Gone.
Those leftovers from the picnic?
Done.
Big Toe's on top of things!
An unstoppable force of knowledge,
Big Toe's got the scoop
on all the latest info, and knows
what's going down at all times...
Except for when it comes to you.
What's up with you?
Big Toe wants to know.
Big Toe is very busy, but he's
going to take care of
everything. Just Watch.
At first, Big Toe may seem a
little slow...until you realize
he's always one step ahead.
Those donuts you were saving for tomorrow?
Gone.
Those leftovers from the picnic?
Done.
Big Toe's on top of things!
An unstoppable force of knowledge,
Big Toe's got the scoop
on all the latest info, and knows
what's going down at all times...
Except for when it comes to you.
What's up with you?
Big Toe wants to know.


Sunday, May 20, 2007
An email
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From: Scarlet Ma
Date: May 16, 2007
Subject: Re: Dear Darling...
To: Dorothy
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Hey Darling
Just as I've discussed with Daniel, I believe there's a God. But why does it have to be the Christian God? That's the question!
I'm lost, because when I said I left Christianity, it means I've also left behind the whole way of life that religion tells me to live. Saying that I'm a Christian is a relatively easy way to know how to lead my life. I read the Bible, go to Church, and do what the Bible and the Church tells me to. The Bible and the Church people also tell me who I am, the reason why God created me, my purpose in life... And Church makes sure that you have someone to turn to when you are desperate. Christianity is the whole package. It's easy, much easier than to go through the painful process of finding out all the answers for yourself.
But I don't want to be lazy. I'd rather feel lost than simply accept what other people tell me. I don't want to tell myself every morning that I believe in Jesus Christ, just because I'm not that sure I do. In the past, when I was in Church, I rarely doubted if Jesus is the real God, and had rarely doubted if everything in the Bible were correct. When I did have doubts, I asked people at Church and they answered. Sometimes I didn't really think the answers made perfect sense, but I thought it was because I wasn't as spiritual as they were. I accepted their answers and when people asked me questions, I told them what other people told me, which were things I had never verified myself. That was wrong.
Someone said different religions provide many pathways to get closer to the same God, but at the same time, not any religion can "own" / "define" God because individual religions are limited. I'm not sure if it's totally true, but for now, it makes more sense to me than just accepting everything the Bible tells me.
So, I didn't say I'm not a Christian because I am no longer close to Christ. And it's not like I dont' believe in God anymore. I do believe in God. As I've said, maybe one day I'll become a Christian again. If that's the case, I'll become a better Christian. Or maybe I never will. Whether or not I do, I am taking a step forward, because I am trying to find the truth.
So no worries, I'll be fine.
By the way, I love your blue sky green tree pic! :)
Take care!
Your SS :P
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From: Scarlet Ma
Date: May 16, 2007
Subject: Re: Dear Darling...
To: Dorothy
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Hey Darling
Just as I've discussed with Daniel, I believe there's a God. But why does it have to be the Christian God? That's the question!
I'm lost, because when I said I left Christianity, it means I've also left behind the whole way of life that religion tells me to live. Saying that I'm a Christian is a relatively easy way to know how to lead my life. I read the Bible, go to Church, and do what the Bible and the Church tells me to. The Bible and the Church people also tell me who I am, the reason why God created me, my purpose in life... And Church makes sure that you have someone to turn to when you are desperate. Christianity is the whole package. It's easy, much easier than to go through the painful process of finding out all the answers for yourself.
But I don't want to be lazy. I'd rather feel lost than simply accept what other people tell me. I don't want to tell myself every morning that I believe in Jesus Christ, just because I'm not that sure I do. In the past, when I was in Church, I rarely doubted if Jesus is the real God, and had rarely doubted if everything in the Bible were correct. When I did have doubts, I asked people at Church and they answered. Sometimes I didn't really think the answers made perfect sense, but I thought it was because I wasn't as spiritual as they were. I accepted their answers and when people asked me questions, I told them what other people told me, which were things I had never verified myself. That was wrong.
Someone said different religions provide many pathways to get closer to the same God, but at the same time, not any religion can "own" / "define" God because individual religions are limited. I'm not sure if it's totally true, but for now, it makes more sense to me than just accepting everything the Bible tells me.
So, I didn't say I'm not a Christian because I am no longer close to Christ. And it's not like I dont' believe in God anymore. I do believe in God. As I've said, maybe one day I'll become a Christian again. If that's the case, I'll become a better Christian. Or maybe I never will. Whether or not I do, I am taking a step forward, because I am trying to find the truth.
So no worries, I'll be fine.
By the way, I love your blue sky green tree pic! :)
Take care!
Your SS :P
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Photo: Dorothy Lam
Friday, May 18, 2007
I love you too!
From my darling little cousin, who is 13 days younger than me:
Thank you Dorothy! I love you too!
My darling, I miss you.
You may be lost, you may not understand, you may think life is a mystery. It can be tough but it is said, seek and you shall find. Things around you are exciting, people around you are always busy-busy-busy, and life is sometimes just too colorful. Don't rush, don't just go with the flow. Slow down, pay attention and appreciate the little things around you. Look at the sky, oh how blue, look at the trees, oh how green. All of creation, oh how great. When I do that, I find myself so in love...with the Creator.
My darling, I love you.
Thank you Dorothy! I love you too!
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