Some pics taken during Mary and Jian Wei’s wedding last month.

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Cai Xuan’s Farewell and Graduation party. All the best in U Conn

Still clearing my backlog of pictures

Bonjour from Paris, France! Since we weren’t the artistic bunch, we just stop by Paris for the day as we wait to continue our journey from London to Barcelona by train.

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The actuarial science club is now unofficially an aerobic workout club too!

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Speaking of weddings, I was just browsing some cinematic wedding films the last few days and looks like there isn’t any good ones in the US. Seriously, there’s a bunch of crappy ones if you just google “cinematic wedding film”. But take a look at these 2 videos:

I think a crew of 2-3 people can kick-start this. If there’s someone who wants to start experimenting this, I’m all onboard!

If you want to see more videos, take a look at these sites:
Paper Cranes (Burung burung kertas)
Mayad Studios

Oh, and one more thing – it feels good to have FINALLY graduated!

We’ve got another bunch of Malaysians graduated in May. This time we have Chek, Whitney, Amin, Woei Jie, Hong Wei, Jie Ying, Chi Min, Ke Jia, Natalie, Richard, Joy, Carmun, Jian Wei, Lay Poh and Chi Min. I think I missed out a few but couldn’t remember who. Congratulations on your graduation, hopefully, the next one would be mine.

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John hosted a party to celebrate his success in graduating with a Master’s degree in Architecture. The food that John and Beatrice prepared that night was awesome! I wish John great success in his career in the future.

JournalStar did an article about John. Link here.

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(self note) Yikes. For some reason, I only took one picture of John during the party, and that wasn’t good one! >.<

ALFC is blessed to have so many people from different country in its congregation. We’ve got people from Malaysia (me me me! ), China, Nigeria, Jamaica, Panama, Kenya and quite a few others and not to miss out, the people from the different states of the US and A. We had a little sharing from 10 people that day about how it’s like to be a Christian in our own country, the challenges and the climax, singing the song “Jesus Loves Me” in the native language of the country. Here’s the lyrics I found in Bahasa Malaysia:

Yesus sayang padaku
Alkitab mengajarku
Walau ku kecil lemah
Aku ini milik-Nya

chorus:
Ya, Yesus sayang, sayang padaku
Itu firman-Nya di dalam Alkitab

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Our team showcased our project to the public as the project comes to an end after we had worked on it for 2 semesters. There was quite a huge turnout that day which included Jeff Raikes, CEO of Gates Foundation, the project sponsors, parents and other students.

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