easter.

sunday ended with yet another home-cooked meal. this time it was chinese and ally did gooooood. :) as much fun in the making as the eating i reckon. then it was followed by uno time which we all pretty much forgot how to play. :P

chinese feast of roast duck. fish maw soup. sweet n sour pork. steamed fish. stirfried mixed veggy. cheng teng.

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Monday was yet another fun-filled day. an 'early' morning drive down to cockburn (pronounced as co-burn thankewberimuch) ice arena for a spot of ice skating! once again i was reminded why i dont like skating and how much i sucked at it. rawr!!! ohwells. what was coooool about this place was that in the middle of the two hour session they held skating lessons for all and also had games like tag and limbo for everyone! $15 well spent i'd say. :P hmmm... tho i must say my butt hurts a lil. :S to end this icy day we caught ice age 2! happy memories... sad wallet...

top : lessons for all. the crowd at the rink. jo.

middle : dallas.jun.ryan.jean.me.dom.jay.wenyang. us resting. and us.

bottom : more of us. and ryan losing his balance. :P

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there you go! my easter weekend ;)

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"when we celebrate each unfolding moment,

then even when those we love die,

we are able to move beyond fear and regret."

when we find ourselves in an unfortunate situation, often all we can think of is how to get out of this mess. Yet when we look more closely at where we are, new possibilities may begin to emerge that make our current situation not only bearable, but worthwhile. We may have been placed in this predicament purely for our soul growth, or we may be in this situation to help ease the fears of those around us through our courage and level head. What opportunities do you have at your fingertips that can help elevate this moment for yourself and others?

- yet another from the little blue book.

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