Showing posts with label photo hunting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo hunting. Show all posts

Thursday, April 5, 2012

photo-hunting-: Yellow


On Wednesday, I taught my last Adult ESOL class for the term. I had 4 students from China, 2 from Russia, 1 from Czech Republic, 1 Thailand, 1 Sri Lanka, 1 Croatia, 1 Taiwan in my class. This year, the Chinese Ching Ming Festival remembering the dead coincided with Easter. I let them talk about their customs of visiting the graves before I led them to the Good Friday message.

One student asked, "Why Good Friday, when some one has to die?"

I wished I was more equipped and have my computer to show my previous year's post.

This morning, I woke up and saw that rainbow heart again on my wardrobe. I thought, if instead of the cross, I can use my own interpretation of substituting Jesus' heart/ love. The dark side is the people of the world, full of sin, the heart bridges us sinners to the light side. Would that be a good figurative illustration for my non Christian students to tell John 3:16?. (This heart is also for Cheryl.)






Yellow chicks for Gattina's theme for today.










This post was two years ago.
On Wednesday, at the Mt Albert Baptist Church ESOL class, we had a special Easter morning. We set up a visual table, and invited our Ministries Pastor, Arthur Warner to talk to our students. We served hot cross buns at morning tea.

This was an eye opening event, as we have students from many nationalities and ethnic background. We have Muslims, Buddhist, Hindus and free thinkers. We showed to them that Easter is not just about Easter Chocolate eggs and Easter bunnies.

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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Photohunt: Power



I focus on brain power for this theme. My alma mater is celebrating Brain Day.
http://www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz/faculty/cbr/brainweek/brainweek2012/brainweek2012.aspx

Brain Awareness Week 2012 is approaching! We have an action packed week of research presentations and demonstrations planned for all ages.

Brain Day will be held on Saturday 17th March, and will feature neuroscientists and clinicians from the Centre for Brain Research talking about the latest research updates, as well as community groups and science demonstrations. It is the biggest event of its kind in New Zealand!

This year look out for our exciting brain scan event, called Mind Reading.

This year the theme for Auckland Brain Day 2012 is 'brain fitness'. An exciting range of lectures, discussions and workshops are planned to keep your brain in top condition!

Leading scientists and clinicians from the Centre for Brain Research will present the latest information on topical brain issues. Discussions with community experts provide the opportunity to discover practical tips on living with brain disorders. Meanwhile interactive workshops and hands-on demonstrations will open your eyes to the wonders of the brain.

Brain Day offers something for all ages. We aim to provide information on the myriad of brain disorders affecting people throughout the lifespan. Brain health is important too, so come along to find out how to keep your best asset working to its optimum ability!
Day: Saturday 17th March
Time: 9am - 4pm
Venue: Auckland Business School, 12 Grafton Road, Auckland
Cost: Free


I am very excited to share this fantastic news . My very good friend/ aka Kai sister Lynn's son is part of this group of brainy students. Read about Antony. Congrats to Antony, Lynn aka Ah Leng and Philip.


From left, Andrew Tan-Delli Cicchi , Nick On, Cameron Inglis and Anthony Wong. photo from http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/6541001/Wellington-College-brainiest-school-in-NZ


My nephew Jacob Chan has a lot of brain power. He is very good in chess.Jacob and team from Kings won 3rd place at the Australian Schools chess championship in Sydney



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Sunday, February 5, 2012

Photo hunting: Twigs






This New Zealand red flowering tree, Erythrina "Coral tree" has a lot of twigs. Sending a million twigs to Gatinna so she can make a big fire to warm up her lounge for Arthur.






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