Showing posts with label Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Books. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Photography 2 : Laughter

Thanks to Katrina, I've started my art journal! Since I have all the time in my hands, might as well do something productive before this long holiday ends! Or so I console myself for all the time wasted.

I read another Mitch Albom's book, Tuesdays with Morrie yesterday and it was so moving. I finished the book with stream of tears on my face. Stories like this really touch me. It got me thinking I may be a little too soft, and how am I going to handle deaths when I become a surgeon? On the other hand, I'm so determined to save lives so I believe I will be able to do it once the time comes.

Here's one of the photography theme I've started on, in case you don't know, I will randomly choose any theme from the picture on the right tab on my blog and upload 'em here! :D

How I miss taking my DSLR with me for a walk.


Right, laughter. AUSMAT class of 2012. Thinking back, we were such a family, we were close to one another and always joked around without taking it to heart. Really miss those moments :') 

Cliche : Click on the photos to get a larger view.

Saturday, February 16, 2013

New read

Went to Big Bad Wolf book fair last December and they have amazing books at reasonably cheap price.
(Hint: to those of you who missed it, there's gonna be a aftermath sale from 28th Feb onwards! )

I've finished reading 1001 Ways To Do Good and impressed with it. It provides relevant information and links which we can access pretty easily. The 1001 ways are little things we can do in daily routine. Why not? If you can make someone's day a little brighter by doing good deeds :)

Am currently reading The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom. It's got to be one of my favourite books mainly because it gives me a different perspective about...well, heaven. Instead of what we always heard; colourful gardens where you can chill out peacefully with the ceased and look at people on Earth amusingly (perhaps worriedly) and etc. It gives a really vague idea. However, I'm not saying this book gives a REALISTIC idea but it does teach me a couple of life lessons. I love books I can relate to and I can gain more knowledge or realisation.

Grab the book if you get a chance to! :D

Here's a photo of my favourite paragraph in that book.