Past Weekend and today

Last Saturday, Collin was not feeling well and I bought him manuka honey from Takashimaya. Gilbert once told me that Manuka Honey has incredible healing properties that cure many ailments.

Manuka Honey is used to help sooth, coat and heal a ...

* sore throat
* cold symptom
* cough
* sinus infection
* flu, flu symptom
* canker sore
* cold sore
* fever blister
* in tea, on toast with butter, peanut butter
* use in recipes when cooking, baking and creating BBQ sauces and marinades!

Manuka Honey is pure, raw, natural, un-pasteurized, naturally organic honey, collected from the flower to the wild, un-cultivated Tea Tree Bush (leptospermum scoparium) in New Zealand.

I met up with Jane to discuss on the new projects for Y-Deaf CLub. It is agreed that after the dialogue, i would propose to bring up the talks on sharing my experiences on Clipper Race at 4 deaf schools and other organisation to raise awareness about the disabled individuals who have done many achievable tasks. We also agree to explore on fund-raising projects for Cambodia marathon to heighten our profile. I told Jane that she may need to work on her profile as the first deaf woman who take part in the marathon in Cambodia. She has been nominated as Woman of the Year in Sports and Recreation and in October, the outcome on the winner will be known. I told her that she may consider to write to Woman's Magazine that she is planning to go to Cambodia and she may share her experience in Cambodia as a female disabled sportswoman. We were equally excited about raising a good profile of the deaf individuals and hope to continue to inspire society about special individuals despite their handicaps. We hope that through our stories and experiences, we will encourage more deaf individuals to come forward and show the society that they can do as many as they can! It is their mind that determines the outcome not the situation.

And I stayed with Collin overnight to watch him over just in case, he needed urgent help.

The next day, I went for my family's lunch buffet dinner and had a long dinner with Gilbert. Had a nice chat with him and discussed career plans. He agreed to help me to prepare convincing cover letter to some organisations in which I am interested in working. Then i bought a bowl of porridge and 2 bowls of beancurd from Jollibean and brought them to Collin's house.


And today I was msn-chatting with Patrick about Cambodia and diving trips. He seemed to be so excited about these trips and we exchanged some pointers on how to update the blog. Finally i added Patrick's blog under my link and gave my generous comments on his first entry hee..