
heaven-sent mornings.
Our funny Easter popiah party. Entailed discovering hidden talents, crazy eyes from Tiger, Easter egg hunts and musical performances.
This is day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad.
Some days I feel incapable of loving. I’ve come to learn it’s because I fell out of love with myself.









Some pictures from New Year’s in Hong Kong. I really didn’t do much aside from eating too much.



The older I get, the more I find things that I love. And the more I find things that I love, the sadder I am about not having enough time to spend with the things I used to love.



So many things to be thankful for in 2012.
For the challenges that help make me a stronger and smarter person
For the warmth of friendship from the old friends who stick with you, even if you turn out quite different from the person they’d first befriended.
For the friendships that have yet to blossom, which teaches me there are so many dimensions to one person and we have so much to learn from each other.
For the type of love that two people can share. We could be at any place in the world, in a dirty bus or in a cramped little room or lost in translation at a restaurant, and it’ll still feel like (the good part of being) home.
Ignatius believed that anyone who prayerfully considers the basic truth that we are created out of love by a transcendent God of holiness will grow in a sense of reverence. We will have a deepened sense of the sacredness of all things if we think of everything as continually being called and sustained in being by God. We will stand in awe not just before sunsets and mountains, flowers and trees, but also, and especially, before every person we meet.
I don’t mean to be cheesy but you might just be it.







What a visual feast :)