The birth of a new communication scholar!

The new distinguish scholar in the area of computer-mediated communication has arrived. Her main area of interest is nonverbal communication among puggies,
human-doggy's social interaction, and the social use of language among puggies.
She's currently writing her Master's thesis under the supervision of Ms. Amelia Hendra.

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our new and rising scholar, Ms. Baby Hendra!


Ms. Baby Hendra is working closely under Ms. Amelia Hendra's supervision


Ms. Amelia Hendra is pleased with Ms. Baby Hendra's research

"Home is where your heart is..."

Saw a picture with that quotation at my neighbor's door

when I came home today.

The thought of being home was constantly on my mind today.

I guess it's true... home is where your heart is....

We would like to wish you
a wonderful new doggy year!
Arrrfffff!!!

Love,
Amelia and Baby

Don't know what to do on Valentine's day? Don't know where to go? Don't know who you should spend the Valentine's day with? Or, don't know how to make your Valentine's day memorable? Don't worry! You are all invited to the second annual Valentine's celebration presented by The Mission college student ministry!

"I think I'm in Love"

Praise and Worship; romantic drama; dance and beautiful message specially packaged live for all of you. So, come and celebrate your Valentine with us:
Date: Saturday/February 11, 2006

Time: 6:00 p.m.

Location: CAC Theater Wichita State University.

For more information, please contact me!

Untitled

Noticed my title? Yeah, it's untitled! Seems like it's a trend now to have a title "untitled." Being a grad student, they always stress that we need to back up all our arguments with evidence! Also, I always tell my students that they have to support their arguments in their speeches with evidences! So, "I must practice what I preach (quote: Jasmine Tan)." Here, I'll throw you some evidences:

1. A song by the group Simple Plan is titled "untitled"
2. An Indoensian song by Maliq & d'essentials is called "untitled"
3. There is a Christian song by Chris Rice also called "untitled hymn"

But, but, but, I am not just one of those copycats! The main reason is, I just don't know what I should put as a title. So, that's why!

Anyways, nothing much for me to blog today. Did some readings for my thesis in the morning. Came home tired and bored, so I decided to take this quiz that they have on the net. It says, "what kind of chocolate are you?" Haha! A very corny quiz. Hey, I was bored! What can I say? But anyways, this is my result!

You are White Chocolate

You have a strong feminine side with a good bit of innocence thrown in.Whether your girlish ways are an act or not, men like to take care of you.You are an understated beauty, and your power is often underestimated!

What Kind of Chocolate Are You?

You should try and let me know what kind of chocolate you are! Oh, did I mention it only works for girls? Sorry, guys!

good bye?

Yeah! I was missing in action. After taking the GRE test, I was just not in the mood of blogging at all. Well, kinda busy with other stuffs too like doing the Valentine's event prep and so on. Anyway, nothing much for me to update. But, now I sure have something to share.

In our walk with the Lord, sometimes we need to let go of something, 'something' or even someone that distracts us from focusing on Him. Growing up in a Christian family, I've heard of many sermons on this and known this 'theory' by heart. The last time He asked me to give up on what I really appreaciate in my life was in summer 2004. Although I was mad, sad and totally miserable at that time; now, I'm very grateful that I did what I had to do.

During my devotional time this morning, God revealed that there is 'something' in my life that I need to give up. My friends have been telling me about it. They said I always go for something that is 'unavailable.' The ones that are avaliable are always not attractive to me. I kinda sensed it since the mid of last year; but I 'igonered' it hoping that God will change His mind. Too bad, what I thought is obviously not what God thinks. I know it's gonna be beautiful in the end. I believe in that. However, I sure can't deny that the journey will be tough.

Well, good byes are always hard...

This is it!!

Yes! This is it!
After craming for about two weeks.
Memorizing all those words that I've never heard of.
Going everywhere (walmart, dillons, the mall, and practically everywhere) with my notecards, vocabulary lists and my gigantic GRE books just so that I feel better.
Practicing the math problems.
Pulling my hair.
Scratching my head.
Having nightmares about being late for the test, getting a very low score and even missing the test itself.
Screaming.
Giving up.
Praying.
Scratching my head.
Screaming.
Giving up.
Praying.
Almost crying.
Giving up.
Praying.
Screaming again.
Almost crying again.
Giving up again.
And, praying again.

This is it! Yeap, this is it! I'm taking the test in about an hour. Am I ready? Absolutely not!
Do I remember all the words that I memorized? Definetely not.
Am I comfortable with the math yet? Of course not.

But, for some reason I just have the peace in my heart. And I know that God has given me that peace. I know that He's with me no matter what. So, even if I don't do well later, I have the assurance that all is well in Him!

Thank you very much, The Mission for your endless love, supports and prayers. Thank you my other friends for putting up with me when I was grouchy, irritating, and irascible (here comes my GRE word!! haha!)!! So once again, this is it, guys!!!!

I'm going to the battlefield shortly!

Tata!