Well for the Orphanage

 It was about 2 months ago that some of my friends and I sent money to dig a well in the orphanage in Cambodia. We sent over $1300 to get this well dug up and it was finish at 10/August/2012.

 It took us 5 months to get the money ready for this well and it took 2 months to get the well dug up. The well could have been dug up faster but due to the rain, it has been postponed by few days. After it was dug up, they sent us pictures and letters saying thank you for digging up a well for the children in the orphanage. We were happy for these children and I hope I get more money to dig up another well in a different place for the needs.

We went to Egret Point in Mandurah to catch crabs. We got our gears and headed off. I caught the first two crabs and I caught two more later on, then, when we were tired of not being able to catch any crabs, we went to the veranda of the bridge and started to crab there, in about one hour we caught more than 25 crabs and went back home happily, we came back at 2am and we jumped into our beds and fell asleep (literally). Click, clack, snappy, munch, growl, snap, groan! (The crabs were delicious because it's fresh!)

Camp at Canberra

 As I'm Yr7 now, our school camp, the graduation school camp (we start our trip early as usual), we went to Canberra to experince different things and learn group skills.
 There are seven cabins, two boys' cabin and three girls' and two teachers' cabins. My cabin mates are David Vurudandi, David Lori, Mitchell O'Sullivan, Alex Williams, Joshua Rentenaar, Moses Budiman and Calvin Ossofort. We had fun in our cabins and we all got along well with each other.

Funny Blowfish...

Ssssssssnake!

National Animal, Emu

 My favorite experience has to be the time at the National Zoo. The zoo was like no where else and was the best zoo because I was able to feed some animals. I fed the tiger with tongs so I don't  get my fingers chopped off. I especially loved the blowfish because it cracked me up every time I seen it. This was because it looked horrifyingly ugly (no offence blowfish). The snake also felt smooth which made me relax a little bit.
 For this trip, I wish I lived in Canberra.

My granddad's birthday party

   It was my grandpa's birthday few weeks ago. It was the biggest birthday party I had ever attended in my life. All my relatives from my mum's side came over for the celebration dinner. There were many things to enjoy. Some of these were the food, decorations, service and more.
   I think I enjoyed the food the most because it was absolutely sumptuous. I mainly went for the sushis. Not just normal ones with seaweed all around it but the ones with sea foods on top of rice. To me this sushi was nice to eat because between the seafood and the rice, there was wasabi to spice things up. I also enjoyed the dessert. It was a marshmallow that you can dip in the delectable chocolate fountain. This made me wonder, "Why do I have such privilege when it's not even my birthday?".
   The decoration was absolutely amazing. There were paintings and artistic sculptures made by famous artists in Korea. It was definite to me that I would give this buffet a five star rating. Later, my mother told me that the buffet was indeed rated five star.
   I when I become a grandfather I want to have my birthday just like this...

The last palace in Korea, KeungBok Palace

   My words (Preface)
   This is one of the time that I will probably remember FOREVER. Why? This is because I saw the most beautiful site (Not trying to brag folks). Anyway, there, I saw the palace made about few hundreds years ago. To me, those kind of houses are fatally better than modern houses. I mean seriously they are decorated with fine paint, house structure looks admirable. Is our society and our creativity slowly fading? Or are we getting to simple? Decide yourselves. But for me, I think we are getting to simple. Still there are good parts about our buildings as well. It might not be so fancy, but it's firm that could hold some rates of earthquakes and tsunamis.

   The history of KeungBok Palace and surroundings
   This palace is the only one left out of it's surroundings because few hundreds of years, it is known that the Kingdom and the village was burnt and flooded. It was totally destroyed except this castle. It was damaged badly but was cured by the geographers. They mended up the palace for a bit and now it's on display as a tourism site.

   Why do I like this place?
   The only reason I like this place is because it teaches me history and it is well decorated. Also, I think it is good because I can waste my time on tourism than lying down on the floor doing absolutely nothing. It keeps me interested even though my foot ached heaps and going with my family is one thing that would give me a fantastic memory of my family and about Korea.
    

My phone!!!!!!!!!!

   Few days ago, my mother bought me an awesome phone. I bought this at a Vodafone shop in Perth city station. Th is Samsung Gallaxy S II and I totally loved it. The service that Vodafone offered me was excellent and I really enjoyed it there. They had great knowledge about what phones are good, they also gave us great examples what the phones are good for. This made me trust Vodafone than any other phone shops.

   My mother bought me this phone because we can disconnect the home line, and she promised me to buy me this phone when I passed the GATE test for John Curtin college of arts. There is another reason behind this. This is so that I can enjoy it from the long longing for a phone. My mother is stunning to my eyes now as if she is from heaven.

   I use this phone for various reasons. These are, calling people, playing around with it, etc. I think this phone is very good because it allows you to do lots of things because it is an smart phone. I added my friends numbers so if I want to come over to their house sometimes. I also took some photos and guess what. The photo is never shaken! I think I have a disease of loving this phone as it goes. *Gasp*

   Therefore I call this phone EPIC!!!

BB camp 3 days and 2 nights

I think I just had the most awesome camp in my life. Our Boy's Brigade team went to the camping place in Club Capricorn Beach Resort, Yanchep.
  We camped there for 3 days. We did sand boarding, making huge sand bombs, jumping over gigantic waves, tennis, etc.
  Out of all of these activities, I think I liked making enormous sand bombs. I made one bomb that nearly took out the whole wave. I think that was the most fun experience. Also the tennis was fun because I already knew how to play tennis and I had slight advantage. Anyway, the Boy's Brigade team leaders made a game for everyone to play called the Night Stalk. The rule is, there's a lantern and a circle around it. You have to cross the line to be safe, but if you get tagged before you enter it, you're out. That was pretty fun because we were allowed to go into the bushes and hid ourselves and tried to sneak in.
  Now that camp makes me want to stay there forever. I wish to go there more often and do more fun stuff with the camp.