Bandaged Soul...so I can open my heart to you again.

In my life, I can only think of 4 stalls of wanton noodle that would make me go back for more, in chronological order: 1. The one near my old house at Jalan Kukoh market; 2. 飛飛雲吞面 at Joo Chiat Place; 3. Ah Seng's at the lower level Dunman Food Centre; 4. The one at Level 1 of Cornerstone Community Church building (Odeon Katong). 飛飛雲吞面 was really just history if it had not been for Kenneth who (re)introduced me to that place on 6 Oct 11 for supper. I couldn't confirm if it was the same place at first and I didn't know it comes by that name when I first went there during KPC (Katong Presbyterian Church) days. It was the taste of the 雲吞 and the chilli that really hit it home. It is so true that taste and smell have memories. So I've been going there for late dinner, supper, with Kenneth, other friends and sometimes by myself almost everyday since then. I still haven't gotten sick of it yet! The people at the shop were mostly friendly, too. I went there so that

Abba Father, I commit our Cambodia trip into your hand. Please guide us in the right direction. And if we have Your grace to go for our scheduled Community Service trip to Cambodia as a family, I pray that You clear the path and still the storm. Allow us to bring love and joy to those who in need. Although not all of us are believers, for those who are, may we be stirred up to go in Your name and give You all the glory. It is You who makes all things possible. Without You, all our good deeds would be in vain. Nevertheless, I know You can use whatever we can give, regardless of our motivation. We are not doing much, but if it is in Your favour that we be a part of meeting the needs of the people You love and how You are answering to their cries, I pray Your amazing grace travels with us and be among us. That Your name may be glorified, that Your promise that our households be saved because of any one of us in the family. Replace the floods of water with floods of Your love, through us,