* The Star *

Fen / Jaz

~Simple ger with big starry dreams!~

* GliTTeRz *


* Starry Desires *

A Clavinova
Acoustic Guitar
Bags, shoes, clothes
A new wallet
Watch
Perfume
Accessories
A car
New hairstyle!..makeover!!.. =D
New wardrobe..
New set of furniture
I wanna go holiday!!
Earn more $$
I wanna lose weight!!
Good health..Happiness..No Worries!!
Spend more time with family and frens
Breakthrough!
Family & Friends' salvation
Make more new frens..
More of God! :)

* Starry Links *

E432
Weifen
Merlin
Lionel
Khar Loo
Sylvia
Shuzhen
Rena
Keong
Vivien
Huijun
Apple
Kelly
Clarence
Cedric
Swee Khee
Michelle Lee
Jonathan
Erica
Andy
Laoying
Shi Min
Michelle Chua
Howe
* Starry Shots *

LTB Project
Comex
Poly Group Mates
My 21st Bdae
SMU Sisters
E10
Family
S23
SMU Memories

* Credits *

Design | LyLe
Image | kasy
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* Tuesday, May 05, 2009 *

Dr A R Bernard says: "Yesterday's dung can be tomorrow's fertiliser"

wow.. haa.. i think this is "disgustingly" interesting..

we all hate it when we face "s***" in life.. but many times its so true.. that it is these things that mould us to be who we are today..

it really depends on how we look at it and how we handle them..

dung will forever stay as a waste if its left there to rot.. the longer it stays there.. the smellier and more disgusting it gets.. n starts attracting pests to come which makes things worse..

on the other hand if the dung is put into good use.. such as a fertiliser.. it in turn provides nutrients for the plants and cause it to produce fruits!

instead of attracting more problems.. why don't we become solutions to other problems..

our experiences can value add and produce fruits for others! :D

*//W|sHeD uPoN @ sTaR//* | 1:49 PM