T3W3

The villagers believed that eating crocodile scales would give them occult abilities. Therefore, they would glean the scales every fortnight, seeking the quarry in groups of connoisseurs in this job.

T3W2

People see foreign immigrants differently all over the world. Some treat them as venerable people, while others think of them as extraneous people and give them menial tasks. To make things worse, there are country leaders that deem these foreign immigrants paltry and treat their problems as trivial.

T3W1

The prudent man accused the leader of the opposition party of political spurious, thinking that it would be innocuous and only cause some heresy in his supporters. Unknowingly, it caused a huge ferment countrywide.

T2W10

Sometimes, candor can be mortifying if announced in public. When one wants to remain his composure, he has to remain jocose outwardly, yet mantain his decorum and condescend himself so that people will not judge him for his pride.

T2W9

Eating was a bliss for the obese man. Anyone who exhorted him to eat less would make him feel pathetic and the person would become his personal adversary.

T2W8

The scientist believed that he could make a panacea for all diseases and would be infallible. Anyone impeding on him would cause him to be disgruntled. From creating this, he wanted revere from the world.

T2W7

The guitar prodigy was an egotist. When ardent fans of the musical instrument wanted to learn from him, he's response would be invective. He does not have a single bit of humility.

T2W6

The lethargic audiences began to become hostile towards the remiss speaker who kept repeating the same thing over again. He was cogent in his perception, yet the audiences felt that he was missing the gist of the speech.

T2W5

In his eruption of anger, he threw the lit matchstick to the ground. Who could have known that such a puny matchstick could cause a rue in the plantation? The fire was dispersed around the plantation by the wind, causing a great fire which was an awesome sight.

T2W4

Throughout life, we will have to work with many bigots. As for me, I have come across a few and they are absolutely absurd. I abhor working with them. They indirectly prohibit you from producing ideas and they give their imprudent suggestions, thinking that it is godly.

T2W3

Every decade has a gamut of new crisis going on. From the World War catastrophic events to today's natural phenomenons. Mortality rate is going up.

T2W2

The things in life is get more and more difficult to cope with as you grow older. When we juxtapose the words "work" and games", we start to find it chimerical. If we spend too much time on games and neglect work, the workload gets cumlative and soon, we start to find ourselves being incompatible to our peers.

June Holiday W4

It's the last week of the holidays and I've only done less then a quater of my homework. When school starts, I cannot do so much of stuff like playing computer games and going out anymore, but I still have to stay at home and finish this pile of homework. Oh man...why do they call this a holiday at all!

June Holiday W3

I've just come back from my church youth camp, really tiring. At the camp, we only managed 3hrs of sleep daily but it was great fun. We had many activities that allowed the members to bond together and also learn about many other things. During a time when we were praying together in a seminar room, something amazing happened. We were all praying with eyes close when our pastor suddenly said that he sensed someone was having mygraine and asked the person to raise his hand. A boy, aged around 9, raised his hand and pastor prayed for him. Then and there, his long-time sickness was cured and he never felt mygraine again!

June Holiday W2

I have just come back from a school trip to Malaysia trip. For the first day at camp, it was a real let down...we were told that we would be put in hotels rooms with 3 per room. However, after getting down the bus, we found ourselves walking into a 28-room dormitory in Ipoh's YMCA hotel. Disappointed with the lodging, we were relieved that the we had the whole day packed with activities that would not let us stay in the dormitory. In the 4 days, we had white water rafting, caving, flying fox etc. Although tiring and uncomfortable, it was a rather nice trip with many new nice experiences.

June holiday W1

Can you call this a holiday? History repeats itself...during the March holidays, I had a CCA training camp that took the whole five days up. This time, I'm going to have two weeks taken up by camps and the other two weeks to finish the pile of homework. I would rather be in school!

T2W1

Discipleship is in church. As members in the house of GOD, seniors want to nurture us into discplies. They want to keep us pondering on how to "find a hurt and heal it, find a need and meet it". At times, members are just happy enough with their salvation. However, we want to be able to help our friends in whatever they need and change their lifes. Most of all, we believe that through supplication for them, our friends will definitely have their need met and hurts healed.

My favourite author is Jeffrey Archer. At an age of 68 years old, there are many interesting facts about him:

1. He was a Member of Parliament and Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party.
2. He was sentenced to a total of four years' imprisonment for being guilty of perjury and perverting the course of justice
3. Archer wrote books in prison which sold millions of copies worldwide
4. He was the youngest Member of Parliament
5. His wife is a scientist specialising in solar power

If you ever catch me reading, it's either the Bible or a Jeffrey Archer-written book in my hands. Archer writes his books in short but interesting chapters, leaving you to want to know what happens next. Being a man with political background, many of his books are written based on politics with complicated plots that'll keep me thinking throughout the whole book. His books are the only fiction ones that I have ever enjoyed reading.

One thing I find respectable about Jeffrey Archer is that though he fell from a politician to a jailbird, he managed to use the time in jail to write 'diaries' in prison that sold worldwide. From an incident that many would look on as a destroyed future, he turned things around and used it to make himself even more famous. Also, many people including myself, was able to know of what prison life is like after reading his book.

T1W10

The reporter was reviled for his derogatory statements towards the government. However, the news company refused to indict him as they claimed that the article was a nebulous one and might have caused misunderstanding. The incident has been giving the company much vicissitudes.

T1W9

The previous minister staged a coup to overthrow the magalomaniacal governement. Preparing a sumptuous meal for his people, he promised them that he would run the country well again if they were successful. Feeling nostalgic for their previous government, they were determined to spread the riots and make them rife.

T1W8

Who do you deem to be the rightful president? David, the current president, craves wealth and power. It's no wonder that a myriad of problems have arose ever since he had taken over. It is weird that no one noticed the other candidate, John, of his inherent genius. He would surely be a competent president that can accommodate a majority of our needs.

T1W7

When the editor read through the crucial report in five minutes, I surmised that his conclusion would be fallacious. Not realising the manifold errors in the report led the bosses to discuss and evaluate the idea of sacking him. I could not solve the enigma of why such a employee with high position could be so careless with his job.