Life's Little Mysteries...

Hello to all my viewers which I have none.. Anyway today I'll be blogging about Life's Little Mysteries. Its the thing that you ask yourself why and you just have no freaking idea about it. For an example, if i asked you how is colour formed. You would n't know, would you? Ah yes, in this world populated by 6 billion people (not including animals) we don't know the answer to everything because if we did, God would probably erase our mind... Im just kidding but if i was childish enough i would say Im just kidding, OR AM I?! Anywayz... probably when we go back home, No not your comfortable house filled with food and beds and toilets and all that good stuff. Im talking bout heaven. Maybe when we go back home, we might know or we might not know because nobody has died and wrote a book about heaven. You cant write if your dead, can you? So today I'll stop blogging about random crapness that wonders around in my mind or probably its the voice in my head. Nah just kidding OR AM I?! Farewell then.

Everyone has a purpose. Just in different fields.

So today during youth I learned a couple of things. I learned that every person has its use. Every person that was born into this world has a purpose just only in different areas. For an example, I do the projector during praise and worship. It is one of the ways I serve God. Or like my other friends from church. Adriel for an example plays the drum and is now a cell leader assistant or Jenny who leads the youth to sing during praise and worship. There is even more proof you can find in the Bible. Such as John the Baptist, Moses, Paul, Peter, King Solomon, Timothy, Elijah, Elisha, and many other great people. Everyone of them were used by the Man Upstairs. Yes ladies and gentlemen its God. Through this I also hope that I can serve God in a higher way by starting small. From a malay saying "Sedikit - sedikit, Lama - lama menjadi Bukit." Though now all I do is the projection but as long as I'm serving Him in any way, I feel worthy.

Pedro Lopez

Pedro Alonso López (born October 8, 1948 in Santa Isabel, Colombia) is a Colombian-born confessed serial killer, accused of killing more than 300 women across South America. Aside from uncited local accounts, López’s crimes first received international attention from an interview conducted by Ron Laytner, a long time freelance photojournalist who first met López in his Ambato Prison cell in 1980. According to Laytner’s story, López became known as the "Monster of the Andes" in 1980 when he led police to the graves of 53 of his victims in Ecuador, all girls between nine and twelve years old. In 1983 he was found guilty of murdering 110 young girls in Ecuador alone and confessed to a further 240 murders of missing girls in neighboring Peru and Colombia.

Basic version of the story is as follows. According to López, his mother, a prostitute with 13 children, caught him fondling his younger sister in 1957, when he was eight years old, and evicted him from the family home. He was then picked up by a pedophile, taken to a deserted house and repeatedly sodomized. He was later taken in by an American family and enrolled in a school for orphans. He allegedly ran away, either with a teacher from his school, or because he was molested by a teacher. At 18, he was gang-raped in prison and, he claimed, killed three of the rapists while still incarcerated.

After his jail term he started preying on young girls in Peru. He later claimed that, by 1978, he had killed over 100 of them. He had been caught by a native tribe, who were preparing to execute him, when an American missionary intervened and persuaded them to hand him over to the state police. The police soon released him. He relocated to Colombia and later Ecuador, killing about three girls a week. López later said "I like the girls in Ecuador, they are more gentle and trusting, more innocent." The authorities had previously believed the disappearance of so many girls was due to white slavery or prostitution.

López became one of the most prolific serial killers in Ecuador and in the world. He became notorious internationally as a serial killer. López was arrested when an attempted abduction went wrong and he was trapped by market traders. He confessed to over 300 murders. The police only believed him when a flash flood uncovered a mass grave of many of his victims.

This was from wikipedia.

Based on my opinion, he made a name for himself but by doing something wrong. Taking the lives of so many in indispeakable and cruel. Every life in this world is valuable no matter what species it is. Even though so, its probably he did that because of his childhood experience. No matter, I'm just 1 person out of the other 6billion people in the world who is just simply giving an opinion.

Wonderland

                 Well Well Well.This new blog seems to be the new and current blog that I use because the previous one I use was very old. So what do I write for today? Well during English period our teacher Jacob who apparently has a more interesting way of teaching told us to write an essay about anything. For all those who are close to me you would probably know what I could be writing. Lets not tell anyone else bout this ah guys. Anyway, so I wrote about the most interesting place that I have visited. Nope its not a country though it would be cool to visit places like France, Switzerland, Dubai and etc though but in fact its actually my dad's childhood home. Yes the simple life in Alor Setar,Kedah.

                  That one place has all the relaxation and peace I can find. It has a paddy field behind followed by strong wind breeze to make things even better. Not only that, there isn't any computer or astro or even playstation 1. The most advanced electronic object I can find was a house phone and a tv which is good because I always spend all of my time staring infront of the computer all day long so I can get to see what they do. I actually saw how they entertained themselves. One of it was well talking and cooking but my favourite was BOOZE! Yes booze. Apparently if you live in Alor Setar you could buy alot of booze from the border shopping mall which was duty free or from Thailand.

                   I actually tred this whiskey+coffee drink which was sweet and alcoholic. Of course I had my mum's approval first before taking it. Not only that, it was that very spot where I realise that I was a uncle of 2 nephews and a niece. I felt older Hahaha. My dad told me stories about what he did around the house to help his parents. During the evening, most of my dad's brothers and their familes along with mine had dinner together. Their food was very nice because most of their food is always fresh. After the dinner, me and my family went back to one of my dad's brother's house for some rest. Well I have seen how my dad lived his life during his early age.

All I have to say is "Orang Kampung Boleh!" Hahaha.