It was still chilly this morning, for a summer. We woke up to an 11 deg but bright and sunny morning. It was gorgeous. It promised to hit 30 deg so it should be a great day.
Tress and I woke up and went about getting ready for the day. We have a Christmas Sunday service after which there is lunch so I had to prepare the food. I decided to bake some chicken pieces, marinated with plenty of herbs and red wine. I threw in plenty of tomatoes for flavour. I also made a salad, for those who want to cool off from the warmer conditions.
TT Quah spoke again, and it was a short and focused message. Some 12-15 visitors were there and hopefully the message meant something to them. We got back close to 2pm.
When we got home, I went straight to my work. I have had a torrid time, with heaps of work all wanting turnaround before the holidays start. I have several meetings tomorrow, one of which require extensive review of a couple of documents. I have just spent the last 3 hours working on them so I feel a bit better now.
The Chiangs and the Chews are coming for dinner a short while later, and I will have to go and cook (again – yay!) soon.
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I just heard a church member swapped her car with another member. She had some visitors from Malaysia and she borrowed a 7 seater from this member. She drove that borrowed 7 seater all the way to Gold Coast, and would be returning there again! What a woman. I wouldnt have even thought of it. I mean, the insurance is one and the wear and tear is another. I simply think this is such a huge ask from a friend. She seemed to think her luxury car was a compensation for the lender but apart from the fact that the Odyssey is a pretty decent car as well, the fact that she had a Merc suggests she could well afford to hire a 7 seater. That she refuses to is true to form. What a woman. I’d “lari kuat kuat”…
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