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I am finally home. I have been spending time with family and the most terrible bit of all getting home is I actually started getting rid of stuff and cleaning. I am not used to not having my own room and now I have to find space in my mom's closet to fit all my clothes and shoes in it. *Sigh* Anyways...enough of sad stuff. I went to Port Dickson with Jono and Peter yesterday to crash the Asian Baptist Youth Fellowship Convention Camp. People from Japan, Korea, Philippines, Thailand, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia and AUSTRALIA came (I am sure I missed out some other countries). Mom drop me at Projet (me and Jono's favorite hang out place) to meet up with Jono and Peter. It was pouring rain and I woke up late! Hee.

RM1 Nasi Lemak. Yummy!

I had my usual breakfast (as you can see above); nasi lemak (coconut rice + anchovies sambal + boiled egg) together with decaf hazelnut coffee. YUM!!!! The coffee is just awesome! After breakfast, we head off to Port Dickson which was about an hour drive. We just chilled for a bit when we arrive at Bayu Beach Resort because all the campers were having their own workshops and stuff. I was pulled by Eddie to meet Ps. Ronnie. It was a funny moment. Anyways...Jono, Peter and I went to shoot some hoops. I never would have thought that I would want to do that but I guess I was a bit bored (hahaha). Amazingly, I was pretty good (watch out BEN! hehe just kidding!). I was practically playing for fun and just throw the ball casually and it just happened to get in! Yipppieeee!!!! We chilled with some of the peeps and I get to say hi to some of the youth and the teens. Later Jono, Peter, Yew Wing, Mei Kuan and I went out for lunch. We were asked by Jennifer to help out with games so we went back to camp site at about 1 p.m. to attend the games briefing. Then we attended the "How to start a youth ministry" workshop which was conducted by Andrew Eng. I've been chatting with Andrew for quite some time on MSN but it was my first time to meet him. The workshop was good and they introduced something called "Life Game". I am quite interested in it I must say and we'll see what happens. Everyone gathered at the ballroom right after the workshop. I was told that there are about 700 +++ campers. It's pretty huge. I am not sure how many people are there for summer camp back in Sydney but to have 700+++ campers here is pretty huge. The game I was helping out was treasure hunt. The campers had to find A - Z items in order to help them to build the tallest tower on the beach. Each group had to be tied together when they are searching the items and there will be people known as the PICs (I am one of them hee) walking around stopping the groups to complete their tasks. There were 5 PICs that have the power to take one item from each group. I, on the other hand, all I did was just to tell them to run away in 5 seconds before I start to punish them (hee hee). It was fun!

A team had to stay still for 2 minutes.

While waiting for the team to set up their tower, the boys were just acting dumb on the beach. Hahaha. It was crazy!

A lot of the groups did a very good job in building their tower. It's funny how when you asked them to give an explanation, they start to get really nervous and come up with heaps and heaps of silly reason in order to get our vote. Of all the team, I think the team (below) did the best job. Even though it is not the tallest but design and creativeness, this group is the best. A lot of the team just uses a mop stick or a coconut tree in order to make their tower taller.

The guy on the very right is from Perth, Australia.

Sunset @ Port Dickson. It was really cloudy yesterday therefore I was not able to get some really good pictures.



To end this blog, I dedicated Macker's PROSPERITY BURGER to all you peeps @ Asian! Hee hee! Do not get jealous ok! :P I had it on our way back from Port Dickson. YUM!!!!