Here is a short pictorial update on Zimbabwe. I shall post more thoughts later in the week when I feel settled and fitted in again.
May 28, 2006
May 28, 2006
We spent 3 amazing days at St Joseph’s Home for the boys. Played soccer…we won!! Muahaha…why leh? Because our team was made up of all the damn good soccer boys at St Joseph’s, otherwise we would be trashed like crap. GG. I think soccer is a universal language. I was a useless goalie. We played pictionary, Captain’s ball and talked and talked and had a funkie time. Sigh. I so have this St Joseph’s withdrawal symptom. We cooked beehoon for them. Integrity said that he would go to Singapore just for that. So sweet. haha. I am just going abit gaga.
May 28, 2006
Wanxuan and Figo. This is one weird relationship. Sister-Brother? Mother-Son? Boyfriend-Girlfriend??? Freaking undefined. But Figo is uber cute. And Ultra funny.
May 28, 2006
Osbourne wants to be a farmer. It was quite weird to hear that, no one has told me that before. He is a kind and sweet boy. I love Osbourne. He gave me a cute soft toy which I have named Ozzie in his honour. Oman…i really miss them. I went gardening with Osbourne, Inte and Lawrence, my 3 fav people. It was really quite exciting, we plucked carrots from the ground and ate then after washing with the hose. Quite a fun experience. Muahaha…Sarah was like ‘Like that call gardening meh!’
May 28, 2006
Me, Dalroy and Exceed. At the end of the Tortoise and the Hare storytelling, I asked the children the lessons they learnt from the fable. Dalroy stunned me with his intepretation. Allo me to rephrase: “There is a time for everything, a time to play and a time to work hard. We should never ne proud and boastful because it will only result in our failure. We should be hardworking and achieve goals.” It is truly shocking, we went there to inspire them but ultimately, we were the ones inspired, the ones who were touched and enlightened. I love the boys at St Joseph’s.
