The forgotten Sydney holiday

The Gap. Nice place...although some people suicide there. A pastor friend I was staying with after the conference took me to take a look after Hillsongs Conference.

Bottom: My friend John whom I kept in touch with since ...5 yrs ago I think.

A scary picture a friend took of me while taking the train back from the conference to Rachel's house, where we stayed.

Left: That's Sam, Rachel and Su Ann. Making funny faces, we all were...cuz we were bored in the train.
Right: Steamboat! Prepared by Rachel's parents, they made us dinner/supper every night. We felt really at home.

This is Charlene. She sleeps with a koala and talks to him every morning and night in a weird kiddy voice. Sometimes in the middle of the night she wakes up and rummages the bed to find her koala and wakes us all up in the process.

Ok, if you were wondering when on earth did all these happened, I was in Sydney 2-10 July this year. Mainly for Hillsongs Conference with some church friends. And also to visit a family friend' family. I didn't put up pics of the Sydney Opera House or the Darling Harbour and the incredible speakers at the conference, bla, too cliched. I just showed you some quirky stuff in Sydney, that probably noone will remember in time to come.

12.35am

Loneliness
some say, is a cruel thing
and while it has a mortal sting
the greater culprit is the absence of love.

One can feel lonely but be loved
If one is not loved, one will be lonely
truly alone.

You. You said 'I Am'
and You are
all I have now
I'm not alone for You are Love
so don't go. please.
Stay till I take the final bow.