Dec #30

I thank God for snow. ☺️❄️❄️❄️

It is a represention of a dream come true. It is a way of God telling me “I hear you.” Elhoim she roeh, God who sees and Elhoim lishmor, God who listens.

Dec #15

I thank God for knowledge. And I hope the knowledge that You are giving me will never be something that I’d use to question nor deny You. Indeed, everything that is meaningful never comes easy.

Dec #11

I thank God for a comfortable world class university that I’m studying at. Not everyone has the opportunity to sit here and enjoy the luxury of knowledge.

Thank you notes :)

Inspired by Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show Thank You Notes, I am now going to pen some of my thank you for my 33th birthday. This is not going to be hillariously funny like the one on Jimmy Fallon’s show of course, but it sorta have the same essence. Lookie…

What we can tell reflect what we know.

“We can know more than we can tell.”

– Michael Polanyi

Here I am again with my compendium. It’s module 2 now, the first reading, part 1 of the first reading to be exact. And I came across this sentence, “we can know more than we can tell”. Oh darn! I could not help it to write it here. My mind went explode when I read his sentence. I tried to be patient and finished reading the entire reading material but could. not. help. it. anymore.

Forest Kindergarten

Last Monday, out of the ordinary, I woke up very very early for a student in a cold country. Me and some of my classmates were having a Pedagogical Excursion to a Forest Kindergarten, or in Danish, Skov-og Musikbørnehaven “Koglerne”.

Skov-og Musikbørnehaven “Koglerne”. Folehavevej 66, 2970 Hørsholm, Denmark. www. koglernes.dk

Charlottenlund Strand

Our group of international student of Aarhus University, Emdrup Campus should be considered as the coolest stranded people in Copenhagen. LOL. We completely lost in this crazily enchanting city of Copenhagen. From taking care of Central Personal Number (the famous CPR) to finding a place to stay, we were just plain culture-shocked! What else can we do but enjoying whatever this city could bring. So, on our second week of this fall semester, we arranged a pic-nic. Me and friend apparently lived in the same area and we thought it would be nice to invite the whole gang to see our area, Strandvejen (freely translated as “road along the beach”). And of course we went there. The weather was nice. But who would dare to swim in a Baltic Sea water, would you? 😉 However, we had a nice afternoon, sharing food, laughter and just a breath in the midst of sea breeze. Looking forward for more fun times with this new lovely people.

New Adventure

 

I am going to Denmark this August 🙂

Complete story coming up!