I just read about Paul’s message in 2 Timothy 4 (NIV). His heart for Christ and for His work totally moved me to tears. He was and is a wonderful example for Christians to follow. Read the rest of this entry »
Stop the wind
August 26, 2011Please pray that the Lord may prevent the hurricane Irene from destroying lives.
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Chapter 2: The Downhearted and The Cheerful
August 24, 2011Chapter 2: The Downhearted and The Cheerful
In a jiffy, two and a half years fled by. Read the rest of this entry »
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Chapter 1: Broken Spirit; Seeking Heart
August 17, 2011This fictional story ‘Love In His Guidance’ unfolds a journey of a boy who is unknowingly guided by the Lord as he pours out his heart to seek happiness and a real ‘god’. Romance and Christian faith are woven into the storyline. Read the rest of this entry »
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A girl’s heart
August 15, 2011I have been writing my romance Christian novel for quite a while now. As a male, the challenge for me is to describe the many different kinds of gestures a female character has. Read the rest of this entry »
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Red Bean Ice
August 14, 2011
Red Bean Ice
In the summer, we always want to consume ice-cold drinks. During our Hong Kong visit, my wife and I seized the chance to order a special drink Red Bean Ice at a cha chaan teng (literally means Chinese tea diner). Read the rest of this entry »
Lo Mai Gai
August 13, 2011
Lo Mai Gai, wrapped (Wikipedia)
One of the dim sum items that I cannot afford to miss is Lo Mai Gai. Read the rest of this entry »
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HE keeps the Door open
August 11, 2011I grew up in Hong Kong, but I had never paid attention to this until my trip there this past July. Read the rest of this entry »
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Peking Duck
August 6, 2011
Peking Duck
One of the restaurants nearby our hotel in Hong Kong had a special price for Peking Duck. One night, we dined there and ordered this delicacy Read the rest of this entry »
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Hong Kong Style Milk Tea
August 6, 2011In Hong Kong, there is one kind of beverage that we should not miss: Hong Kong style milk tea, which is also known as dai pai dong milk tea. (Dai pai dong was a type of open-air food stall.)
Hong Kong Style Milk Tea
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