Latest addition to our family - Myra, born 20 Dec 2010
The wait is finally over. First encounter with their baby sister.
Last wed morning, Skye came to me with this drawing. He told me it is a picture of him all grown up and he is preaching behind the pulpit. I asked him where he was. He thought for a second or two and said America. And I found it was so interesting that he even added in the podium mic!
We arrived at Port Dickson on sunday late evening. The next morning, after breakfast, we went to the beach with the Tans, before the itenarary for the convention began. And I'm glad we did for the following reasons:
Here it is: That night, while bro and sis were settling in bed, they were chatting about the beach, and Trinity was telling her bro that she was afraid of the waves. Then Skye asked me, "Mommy, is there anything to be scared of?" I told him no, and explained about how when we have Christ within us, there is nothing to fear and how God is bigger than the boogie-man (from veggietales). After explaining, I asked him if he wants to invite Jesus into his heart. And he said yes! I was so surprised that I asked him again. Then I called Josh into the bedroom and there and then, we said the prayer with Skye asking Jesus to come into his heart. About 2 years ago, when Skye was 3, he told me he one morning, "i want Jesus in my heart" and I prayed with him. But i think this time round, he understood what it meant more in depth. And i was surprised because he had been kind of "goofy" about serious stuff.Praise the Lord! He was working even in the life of my son during the convention! And today, he was humming a warfare/victory song that we sang in convention, which we have totally forgotten the song since it was unfamiliar to us. I thank God for my amazing son :)

Can you guess who they are???? .... see below for a hint...
This was what Skye and Trinity enjoyed most about SDC... i call it the air-filled playground ... outside of SDC actually

Then it started again up the 'mountain slide', boy! these 2 kids were brave climbing up and sliding down the super high slide. so proud of them! :) woo hoo!
SEE WHAT???
the family went for the first time to the Singapore Flyer - woo hoo! the highest ferris-wheel in the whole wide world! (i think!..ha! but it sure was high up there...)



Maybe because we have begun to do warfare these days (at home with kids and in prayer meeting), our kids have kind of tap on the warrior spirit.
(Skye fixed up this model of the moon rotating around the earth on his own just by reading the manual. I wasn't even aware till it was done!)