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Tribal Wars

23 days left to endure... Gogogo Ben Low you can do it!

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YE

For the first time in quite awhile, I got to play acoustic for worship! It was really quite an enjoyable experience, and the song choices were really good IMO. Kudos to Mel for that. After the slight disappointment on Friday it was really a great breather. I had fun at worship prac, and for the first time this year, prac was in the morning, which gave us sometime after for lunch.
Some people from the worship team travelled down to JEC and had an awesome lunch at Pizza Hut, and had a great time of fellowship in the process. The people are...

Shaunald! Keyboardist that week.


Mark! Backup singer, expert pen twirler and choir person!


My bro Daryl, up and coming electric guitarist!

We ate lots of baked rice and waited on hour++ for our food. It wasn't exactly a waste of time cos of the company. Shaunald says lots of funny things, and I think most YE people will agree. Looking forward to more worship lunches like this one! We should have these kind of things before/after pracs.

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Leisure

Looking for a low maintenance game that only needs 10 mins of your time each day? I have a great solution for you. There is a game on the net that takes less than 10 mins of gameplay, yet reaps large dividends.

The solution: tribal wars! The interactive strategy and battle game!

www.tribalwars.net

I've been playing since last week, and from 116 points, I have increased my point tally to 349! Awesome. And I'm slowly climbing up the ranking list of my tribe. Mr Wong, Azrin, Mie, Alan, Kenny are all in the tribe and I'm learning from them. All I need to do is once I get home is just to issue one command and leave the game system to do its work. In the mean time I can mug, sleep, listen to songs and talk with people online. Pretty good huh?

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S03H

Well, from recent GP lessons, I realised I'm quite a biased person. But well, its not in a bad way. On Tuesday we did a short quiz or survey on what stereotypes we conform to. The lower your score, the less biased you are. So my final score was 22/41, meaning I'm quite unfair to certain groups of people. (Homos and people of other religions in my case)

Only two people from our class 'passed the test', as in got more than 20. Just me and Zheng. And I'm the second most biased person in the class after Zheng. But I don't think its a really bad thing. Cos it just shows that I'm living true to my values in life, and not turning to the left or the right.

In civics we learnt that to hold on to what you believe was important. In my case, what I felt most important are my friends, family, and especially God. And through the survey I could see my refusal to accept other religions, as well as homosexuality, two of the things that my God has told me to do. And I'm proud of it.

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Eden-Sol

Announcement!

13......

Raffles Rock Concert!

Featuring well known RJC bands.

Triad! Runners up for Supernova!

Eden-Sol! My band wooo. Come down to support pls.

EIC! Mr Siva's band. You'll love it.

Friday the 13th, April

713pm. PAC.

Interested individuals may contact me via SMS, email or tagboard for tickets.

See you there...

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