What true liberation a King brings (=

Cant embed but here’s the link  http://youtu.be/EKSQjSdU8VA

Free to be me - Francesca Battistelli

At twenty years of age I’m still looking for a dream
A war’s already waged for my destiny
But You’ve already won the battle
And You’ve got great plans for me
Though I can’t always see

(Chorus)
‘Cause I got a couple dents in my fender
Got a couple rips in my jeans
Try to fit the pieces together
But perfection is my enemy
On my own I’m so clumsy
But on Your shoulders I can see
I’m free to be me

When I was just a girl I thought I had it figured out
My life would turn out right, and I’d make it here somehow
But things don’t always come that easy
And sometimes I would doubt

(Chorus)

And you’re free to be you

Sometimes I believe that I can do anything
Yet other times I think I’ve got nothing good to bring
But You look at my heart and You tell me
That I’ve got all You seek
And it’s easy to believe
Even though

(Chorus)

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Visit Center Stage to see pictures of Heart & Soul’s Fall concert, “Set Me Free.” Via this link.

Meanwhile, here’s what they graced us with last Sunday at University Church:

ps, they have no conductor, or rather, their conductor is their pianist and he’s a maestro

The rest of the collection at: LivingTestimony Pictures – Fall in Purdue 2010

I miss having sashimi with my darling cuddly

I pulled myself out of my room on a lazy Wednesday morning to hitch a ride on John’s brand new Subaru WRX (non STI, but hey, it costs 20 grand, who’s complaining right?). Another reason I dread going to the airport on campus is the extreme distance from my dormitory, ughh. That said, the 2010 Subaru WRX is quite a beast in itself, but I digress.

We arrived shortly at AVTech (Aviation Technology), were split into groups and set off to find out how gas turbines work. Surprisingly though I didn’t feel it the least bit boring or monotonous, in fact, it was a good refresher from the days passed. I scribbled notes, took down details and listen intently, as the Professor rattled on with flawless precision about the internal workings of turbine engines. We were just about finished with the briefing and were told to walk around and explore the work area when two of our teaching assistants marched in bringing along a horde of eager students. That was our cue. Sheesh, that was quick.

We went to the light aircraft section next, which was pretty uneventful. I was finally allowed to appreciate the size of light aircraft and their inner workings, which is sort of sad given the fact that I’m in aero and my limited knowledge on light aircraft but hey, remember I’m from sunny Singapore – a place that has only a handful of planes. Time seemed to fly by for some reason (probably cos I was at the airport) and before we knew it we were out in an area of open space looking at this huge HUGE Boeing 727. This was the eye opener of the day. Whipping out my iPhone, I took a quick shot of this beauty before I went back to scribbling notes about the intricacies of this once majestic freighter.

The first and last man on the moon was from Purdue, and even right now, our aero/astro program is ranked amongst the nation’s top 5 constantly. But just standing underneath the towering 727 left me feeling so small and inept to be standing on the shoulders of pioneers in space, the final frontier. There is so much to learn, so much to know. Yet there is even more to learn how to learn and know what to know.

I left the airport pondering why we always have certain preconceptions or notions of events yet to happen, or of destinations yet to reach; why we tend to let our past experiences get the better of us and pre-judge the outcome of such a dynamic world we live in. We have experiences to learn from them, yes, but why do we pride ourselves when we pre-judge and allow those three glib words “told you so” spill from our lips?

Interesting, how very interesting.

How much better can innovation get Bose? (=

Sure, you’re overpriced most of the time, but with build quality and customer satisfaction at the top of your company mission, why not?

So much like Apple,

in an audiophile kinda way
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WHY? =(