"When the character of a man is not clear to you, look at his friends" - Japanese Proverb

Sorry all u readers out there, been really bz and was unable to find time to update and upload all my pics I plan to blog. Now that I'm back from Canberra & Sydney, should have no excuse to put in effort to blog!

Hmm where should I start?

August has been a turmoil time and month for me, my family, relatives and friends who are close to both my brother or family.

Never in my life have such event crossed my mind. We normally hear or have people we know of past away. It's sad to hear celebrity or famous people die, is even sadder to know people who are closer such as your distant relatives or distant friends, it hurts even more to know people close to you such as your friends or relatives... but what if it is someone even closer?

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who had supported me, my younger brother Ju ping and my parents throughout that troubled times. Most importantly to those who had been supporting and caring for my late and beloved brother Ju Liang, you all have gave him strength, courage and hope. All glory to our Heavenly Father who has been gracious and merciful to him as well.

It is ironic that death can bring new life and new meaning to others, you don't just loose but you gain. So what did I gain?

Firstly is good to know who your true friends really are. They are people who there not only to have fun or just to lend a shoulder to cry on; they are people who will be willing to sacrifice their own time and give their effort to go through tough times with you. I'm very glad and blessed to know that I DO have such friends =) Thank you to all of you out there and I'm pretty sure you know who you are ;)

Would also like to thank all Canaanites who have been with my brother spiritually and physically. It's good to know that you all are literally brothers and sisters in Christ, not just by name. The decades you've spent time and the moments shared with Liang will always be remembered and cherished. I'm very proud to see that the we Canaanites are united as one.

Not but not least... family, which includes my relatives. I always feel the term/name relative is an understatement under my definition. The Wongs & Lees have and will always be close family member to me; I always consider my cousins my very own brothers and sisters. We've always been close since young, but the lost of our dearest brother just reinforced what we already have and our bond are stronger than ever.

My final message on this post is this:

- Cherish and give as much love you can to those you love.
- Friends... they come in QUALITY not quantity.
- Life is really short/unpredictable, live the most out of your life.

Cheers and have a great day guys and gurls!

In Loving Memory Of

Wong Ju Liang
15 April 1987 - 20 August 2008
"A Brother... Friend... Legend!"