Please visit http://raychung22.com/blog/ as I will no longer update this blog. But, for a final post, I want to thank two golden-hearted MKs that made it possible -- Trevor and Ben.

Thank you, Tech-Savvy golden-hearted Missionary Kids (MK).
They said in Chinese, 旧不去，新不来, if the old does not go, the new will not come. Easier said than done but at the expense of personal embarrassment, I want to thank two amazing guys that made the launching of a new blog space. Trevor, thank you for your kindness and non-hesitancy to help me transfer archive post from xanga over to wordpress. Ben, thanks for your ever ready to help spirit and the hours that you've logged in making this possible. To the two tech-savvy golden hearted missionary kids, Trevor and Ben, terima kasih!

Salam bahagia, selamat sejahtera and welcome to my new pad!

Familiarity breeds contempt, thankfulness breeds contentment.

Thank you, sister Rachel for the reminder on contentment.
I almost broke out in tears myself when I read my sister's post today.

"my heart broke when i read it [card from mom]... i realise.. it takes onli a little for us to be contented with life... i duno why i'm crying now... it's juz i suddenly feel how much my mom loves me..."

To read the rest of the entry, go to http://raychung22.com/blog/.

When I was in college many years ago, a certain Mrs. S reminded me to call my mom.

"Ray, you need to call you mom. She wants to know everything. What you eat today? Where did you go? What time you woke up?"

"Really? But all that seems so normal and boring!"

She smiled and said, "Normal to you, maybe. But to a mother, it's anything but normal. We [mothers] like to hear anything and everything from our babies."

They say a picture worth a thousand words. Well, here's nine thousand.

 A casual Saturday afternoon... a scenic part of Pennsylvania... an impromptu date.