Thank you Lord for the past twelve months. We were really blessed in different aspects of our lives all through out the 2010, I am really grateful and so humbled by showing us how you really care and truly love us.
Praying for a more fruitful and productive year ahead of us… Bring it on 2011!
“ This, the spirit of Christmas, that forever and ever endures. May it leave its richest blessing in the hearts of you and yours.
From our family to yours,
Merry Christmas!
Today is my daughter’s 6th birthday, we just bought a fruity chocolate cake from Goldilocks and DH will just cook a red sauced spaghetti. No grand celebration, just a little get together with my family. I am now absent from work today as I am still not feeling well from the stair slipped I had at the office yesterday. The boss asked me to go for a check up, but I don’t really have plans of going to the doctor, I feel that I just need some rest. I am just away from my day job but still got some online works to do here at home so I am still quite busy. I love being here at the comfort of our home so i can be with my kids and DH, no need to dress up and I can even work even without taking a bath first. 
But there are some distractions like the tv and kids bugging me to play with them while I am busy with my writing. But nevertheless everything is a ok. I remeber that I still need to finish the photobook that I am doing and some photo postcards pending for printing which is long overdue and needs to be on top of my to do list.
Easter is the sacred celebration of Christ’s resurrection from the dead. It is the oldest and holiest Christian festival, the climax and center of the liturgical year, and the holy day to which all other holy days point. Even denominations that do not strictly follow a liturgical calendar commemorate Easter with tremendous joy and thanksgiving.
Easter Eggs In many ancient cultures, eggs were a common symbol of new life. In medieval times, Eggs came to represent the Lord’s resurrection. Just as Christ broke out of the tomb on Easter morning, the yolk of the egg breaks out of its shell when cracked. The decoration of eggs for Easter is part of the folk traditions of many cultures, although it has little or no religious significance any more.
Easter Rabbit is a popular secular symbol for Easter that has never taken on a Christian interpretation. It seems to have originated from the hare, a symbol of fertility in ancient Egypt and later on in parts of Europe. It is not altogether clear how the Easter rabbit became associated with the laying of eggs
The Significance of Easter
The foundation of the Christian faith is the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Christ lived the righteous and perfect life that we, because of our fallen and corrupt nature, cannot. He suffered the penalty for our sins by taking our guilt upon Himself and dying horribly on the cross. He rose bodily from the dead that first Easter morning ensuring that we who have been baptized into His death and resurrection will rise again in glorified bodies on the Last Day.
This is the great paschal mystery that Christians have celebrated since the earliest days of the church. As the apostle Paul joyfully declared: …Christ has been raised from the dead, the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep. For as by a man came death, by a man has come also the resurrection of the dead. For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ shall all be made alive… “O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?” The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ! (1 Corinthians 15:20-22 and 55-57).
On Easter Sunday therefore, while secular society occupies itself with eggs and rabbits, the Christian church celebrates God’s great triumph over sin, death, and the devil with the ancient greeting:
Alleluia! Christ is risen!
He is risen indeed! Alleluia!
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With the emerging pace of internet age, living life has been much easier through the advancement of technology. Being a mom with two kids, working 8 hours a day five times a week is quite a struggle trying to balance my time between work and family. I just couldn’t bear the thought now of not being able to connect with the world without the internet and so join me as I live my life in between the online and offline world!
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