heya =) back again, this time with quite hyped-up nerves cause i'll be starting work soon. =P work experience though =) not paid work, though i hope i'll be able to find one job soon, i need the experience. mm, Vic's acting in a play for church this sunday, ahah, acting as Jesus's disciple =D.

hoping to get maybe a job at Gloria Jeans, but i need to write up a resume. and i haven't got anything good to write about =P no experience at all. oh wells, i'm just gonna go for it, and pray. =)

just went to the easter show last night and it was good =). saw for the first time how majority of aussie celebrate easter. well, it was good and bad at the same time, seeing the goodness of the aussie outback, the best of the best, heh, and the amount of cow/horse/pig/sheep/goat poo along the street. the easter show comes by every year, where rural farmers come in and compete to see who has the best cow/horse/pig/goat/sheep or rice/barley/blablahblah...etc. yeah and you see amazing things like people using produce to create marvellous pictures like a whole roomfull of apples that shows you the face of mona lisa and so on. and the bad is not only the cow/horse/sheep/goat/pig poo along the streets, but the way people see easter as now, like the exploitation of easter, the way people think of it as a way to sell things and make use of the significant day. i know it's not wrong to celebrate and be happy about the risen Saviour, but it can sometimes get so out of hand and, we all just loose focus of the true and real meaning of easter. and i know what it's like when it gets outta hand, as in the verse tha Jesus said when He visited the temple, ' but you have made it a den of theives' [matthew 21:13], and when martin luther protested against the sale of indulgences by the roman catholic church[which started the protestant revolution, which sparked of many others, such as John Calvin and John Knox, whom they started the Presbytarian church]

so what do u say? i wanna hear. =)