Selamat Berpuasa!

This is a great video; Original and appears unconditional. Well though I am going to say something out of context but let's try to love everything in this world too. Have a blessed month! :)

Modernization

Modernization is elevating,

Modernization signifies a country developing,

Modernization oh so uplifting,

Making these empty people believe in something,

A third world country is now uprising.

Modernization is not what it seems,

Making more money a human instinct?

Conveniently disregarding other living things,

They provide oxygen and essential things,

Taking things for granted…

We destroy the mountains and cut down the trees.

The weather these days are always moody,

My mind and soul constantly uneasy,

Although we come up with alternatives,

Soon there’ll be no honeys and no more ease,

Pollutions, congestions and eventual destructions..

Modernization maybe a necessity,

Building skyscrapers, developing new houses,

For centuries now man has been capitalizing,

Demanding more from the hand that gives,

Inviting disasters, contributed by their own hands,

A dark disastrous future is what I see.

SJCC PhotEx

Hello people!

SJCC is having its first ever event on the 15, 16, and 17 of January 2010. We are holding a photography event consisting of various groups of photographers like LANSI, FOTORAMA and NGO’s like Tenaga Nita and CAMSA (Coalition to Abolish Modern day Slavery in Asia). We have decided to have no particular theme for this event. Hence you can expect diversity, different creative styles and expressions by our established participants.

Our main intentions apart from promoting SJCC, are to create awareness through photography, share thoughts and knowledge and also to encourage and advertise photographers alike.

On the last day of the event 17^th of January, there will be a potluck event organized by couchsurfing.org and will be attended by members from Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Australia, Germany and American chapter of the organization, just to name a few. Please come and bring your own food and/drinks or just come by and enjoy the company of these great people. For more information about the potluck, please contact Adinda at frontdesk@mysjcc.org with her name (Adinda) on the subject header.

We hope to be blessed by your presence in making this event a collective success. We intent to share the messages awaiting you in the form of pictures/ photos. I’ll end with a quote that is relevant to the subject; “a picture speaks a thousand words.” See you there!

Thank you.

Goro Pics!