Hi,
Many of us feel down at times. Relationships, works, studies and most importantly life.... nothing seems to work. It is hard and you have this little thought in your mind, thinking that it is just easier to give up.
I would like to encourage you to watch this clip about Nick Vujicic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4uG2kSdd-4.
Will it change your life? Only you can answer this question. We all have the choice of making it work for us, or hang on to the negative thoughts that exhaust us.
It is a clip I think will really stay in our mind and be a reminder of doing things differently in our life.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Beauty of Music (2 voice in 1 from Thailand got talent)
Have a look at this clip from youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjLI1J5ITYI.
What a beauty of music - no gender, no nations, no religion, just beautiful singing. Nothing is impossible and it is so great that she/he receives the fantansic positive attention.
That is how the world should be.... Proud to be who we are and support each other for being who we really are.
What a beauty of music - no gender, no nations, no religion, just beautiful singing. Nothing is impossible and it is so great that she/he receives the fantansic positive attention.
That is how the world should be.... Proud to be who we are and support each other for being who we really are.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Malaysia Prime Minister's wife - insentive comment to Japan disaster
There is a heated discussion of the wife of Malaysia's Prime Minister, Rosmah Mansor's insensitive comment that "the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan is a lesson to them to build buildings that are eco-friendly and green.
..... that Japan should do research into their environment before proceeding with any kind of development and to consider climate change and green technology during the planning of any development initiatives."
You can see the clip with this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuMLtycp_0I&feature=youtu.be
Seriously, from the clip, I don't think she was prepared when being asked that question. She might even think by throwing words like green technology, do research into environment etc etc , is actually a good answer that show she knows something.
She is not the first Malaysian who says the wrong thing in public. If it takes a harsh lesson to make all leaders and public figures to think twice before they actually say and do anything, I would say "It is a good thing, yeh.... they actually think".
It is a good lesson for all leaders to realise they represent the country. What they do and what they say, affect the country and the nations.
Unfortunately, out of all the heated discussion, there are some nasty comment that wish tsunami hits Malaysia... blar blar blar.
I wonder what make these people different from Rosmah Mansor. They don't think anyway. Why on earth would anyone wishes such disaster happen to any countries or any nation?
Do they seriously think that by throwing nasty comment and wilful wishes will make the world better?
Come on... Think again !!!!!
..... that Japan should do research into their environment before proceeding with any kind of development and to consider climate change and green technology during the planning of any development initiatives."
You can see the clip with this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuMLtycp_0I&feature=youtu.be
Seriously, from the clip, I don't think she was prepared when being asked that question. She might even think by throwing words like green technology, do research into environment etc etc , is actually a good answer that show she knows something.
She is not the first Malaysian who says the wrong thing in public. If it takes a harsh lesson to make all leaders and public figures to think twice before they actually say and do anything, I would say "It is a good thing, yeh.... they actually think".
It is a good lesson for all leaders to realise they represent the country. What they do and what they say, affect the country and the nations.
Unfortunately, out of all the heated discussion, there are some nasty comment that wish tsunami hits Malaysia... blar blar blar.
I wonder what make these people different from Rosmah Mansor. They don't think anyway. Why on earth would anyone wishes such disaster happen to any countries or any nation?
Do they seriously think that by throwing nasty comment and wilful wishes will make the world better?
Come on... Think again !!!!!
Sunday, March 13, 2011
National Day of Action - No bullying at school
Friday 18 March 2011 is Australia's first annual community awareness campaign to address bullying. The event will be on the third Friday in March each year.
School should be the safe place for children and teens to enjoy learning and building their social skills. Let's all support it and say 'No' to bullying at school.
For more information, please start by spending sometime on http://www.bullyingnoway.com.au/talkout/spotlight/bystandermain.shtml
and find out what you can do to make the school the place it should be.
School should be the safe place for children and teens to enjoy learning and building their social skills. Let's all support it and say 'No' to bullying at school.
For more information, please start by spending sometime on http://www.bullyingnoway.com.au/talkout/spotlight/bystandermain.shtml
and find out what you can do to make the school the place it should be.
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