BB88 [方大同] – Learning Chinese

The second best way to learn Chinese (the first being to get a Chinese girlfriend, right?) is to learn songs =)

 

我走一步 你就翻臉
我給你的愛 你說不夠甜
最會裝酷 多麼愛演
媽媽曾經說過不要被騙

# 說LOVE OH LOVE 這是什麼
OH GIRL你嘴邊的話算什麼
LOVE OH LOVE 你怎麼了
不不不不不 愛不是贏或輸

* BABY別太壞 BABY別破壞
別總是偷偷摸摸 讓我想哭
要我吃醋 你讓我發怒
不乖乖baby就要說88

我走一步 被你搶先
我對你好 但你不給我面
每時每刻都在家裡做臉
也許有那一天有誰來找你代言

# 說LOVE OH LOVE 這是什麼
OH GIRL你嘴邊的話算什麼
LOVE OH LOVE 你怎麼了
不不不不不 愛不是贏或輸
轉載來自 ※ Mojim.com　魔鏡歌詞網

* BABY別太壞 BABY別破壞
別總是偷偷摸摸 讓我想哭
要我吃醋 你讓我發怒
不乖乖baby就要說88

是什麼不妥
是誰闖了禍
請你饒了我
突然間又靠著我
再一拳過來
冷戰一個多禮拜
最後還是要我來猜測
你的感受 是我的博鬥 MY DARLIN’
能何時換來一個吻
CAN YOU TELL ME NOW
TELL ME TELL ME NOW…

* BABY別太壞 BABY別破壞
別總是偷偷摸摸 讓我想哭
要我吃醋 你讓我發怒
不乖乖baby就要說88

* BABY別太壞 BABY別破壞
別總是偷偷摸摸 讓我想哭
要我吃醋 你讓我發怒
不乖乖baby就要說88

Accidental Hipster – Chinafied

So my friend had these awesome light up party glasses (I don’t know what else to call them) and I decided to wear them while helping at the Church cell group sign up table. I know, I’m weird.

The uncle who manages the church gate came over and was really excited about the glasses and wanted to try them on. What a boss.

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Hanging out with SOAR Youth Group

Been hanging out with SOAR Youth Group =)

Here are some pictures from retreat and a weekly Thursday rock climbing hangout. I haven’t been able to join in on the Thursday climbing sessions recently now that work has started back up.

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Battle Wounds – What Faith Are You Living?

Valley Of Decision Interlude (Ft. Joseph Oh)

At the end of my life when the time has come to stand before the King,
I don’t won’t want my breastplate to shine spotless and sterile,
My shield untouched, unmarked,
My sword having never crossed blades with the enemy in battle-

I want my armour stained in the blood of the enemy, soaked in the sweat of the saints,
My breastplate marred,
And my shield battered,
My sword tested and swung til’ it’s been shattered-

Til my last breath,
Til my dying breath,
For the heart of my King, and for His Kingdom.

MickeyCho.com
(Thanks, Joanna Yeh, for the share!)

Jason Chu Music – Box Sessions

Jason Chu is a buddy of mine whom I met in Beijing. We had a mutual friend and we ended up in the same bible study together. I was petering off in my walk with God during that period of time, but I got to see the great things that God was doing through Jason and through the gift of music that God had given Jason.

Check out the video below- if anything, just watch through the first song/poem, Much Love, in the video. He has a meaningful message to share.

Stalking Puppies – Shanghai Streets

I just downloaded the iPhone WordPress app and now I can share all these pics that I’ve been taking on my phone!

I purposely switched back to the iPhone from my Galaxy Nexus because of the camera quality, and also because I can’t find an app like Camera+ on Android. It is SO clutch to be able to control exposure and focus separately! I’m still a photog at heart :)

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Design and User Experience – The Psychology of Everyday Things

design-everyday-things-donal-norman Came across this awesome book review of, “The Design of Everyday Things“, through Week 9 of HackDesign.org.

The designer’s job is to communicate what the device or a piece of software can do, and how the user can go about using those features. The flow of interactions should also be designed in a way that minimizes room for error. The interface should guide the user through the use of the device and protect them from straying aside and bumping into errors. Failure to do this results in products that are confusing and frustrating to use.

The designer is to blame [for user mistakes] because they produced something that’s not easy to understand or something that lets errors and misuse happen. If we have trouble using something then it’s probably because that thing is badly designed, rather than us being stupid.

The designer isn’t there to merely produce something to spec, or something that they would want to use themselves—the designer is there to guide the user through the experience from the first moment that person sees the device or a piece of software.

 

Sounds like a good book to read! Will have to add it to my reading list =)

Brothers, we are not professionals

brothers-we-are-not-professionalsBrothers, we are not professionals. We are outcasts. We are aliens and exiles in the world. Our citizenship is in Heaven, and we wait with eager expectation for the Lord (Phil. 3:20). You cannot professionalize the love for His appearing without killing it. And it is being killed. The world sets the agenda of the professional man; God sets the agenda of the spiritual man. The strong wine of Jesus Christ explodes the wineskins of professionalism.

We pastors are being killed by the professionalizing of the pastoral ministry. The mentality of the professional is not the mentality of the prophet. It is not the mentality of the slave of Christ. Professionalism has nothing to do with the essence and the heart of the Christian ministry. The more professional we long to be, the more spiritual death we will leave in our wake. For there is no professional childlikeness, there is no professional tenderheartedness, there is no professional panting after God.

Desiring God link: Brothers, We Are Not Professionals