Touching Stories.

I have to blog about the china earthquake in this post because i am really very very touched by all the people.

If you are in Singapore, you will know that they are raising funds for the China earthquake on the television today.
All the pictures, all the stories, really touched my heart.
No matter how hard and tough your heart is when you see the pictures, listen to their stories, your heart will melt.
Really melt and cry.
The old and young suffering.
It really pains my heart.

There was one story which really make me cry like mad.
The man was struck under the rubble mat for 72 hours. He manage to stay alive for 72 hours for rescuer workers to safe him.
He told the soldiers :" i must stay alive because i want to see my unborn son"
So the soldier pass him the phone to talk to his wife.
After 6 more hours the soldier manage to pull him out.
On the way to hospital, he stopped breathing.
Everybody try to wake him up, everybody try to shake him as hard as possible.
But they could not wake him up anymore.
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He stay for 72 hours why didn't he stay a little longer?
: ..(
Life is so fragile.

Another old woman said :" how is my future? where is my home? What am i suppose to do?"

: .. (

Life is...

For all those living.
Please be strong.

Thank for the donation.

I want to thank everybody who have contributed clothes to me for the Myanmar Cyclone.
I am very touched when everybody offer to donate their clothes.
I love you guys!!!

But i have to stop collection from now because the Burmese library is full already.

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On the side note : I simply don't understand why some ridiculous as* came all the way to my blog to correct my English. -_-"
Don't bother to change nick. Burmese wife, Burmese guy. I can check your id address easily lol lol lol.
Why not change to Burmese mother, father, son, daughter, grandfather or grandmother.haha.

Are you too bored?
I am.

Firstly, its not that my English is really bad. Its just that i love to type it that way. I can type in bombastic English but sadly i choose not too.
So uh-uh. You can't stop me. Lmao
Secondly you made an effort to come all the way to my blog, it shows that you love my blog. Kyay zoo for that.
Thirdly, if you want to comment on my English why don't you post using your own name? Are you afraid?
Or your mother didn't give you a name.

If that is the case, i feel really sad for you.

Just for your knowledge. Singaporean learn British English whereas most other countries use American English.
So please do not try to compare and act as if you are very pro in your English. Get a life.
Unless of course if you are very khant(handsome), yamin(beautiful) or myogyi's relative, i may consider to give you face.
I repeat, I may.
If you want to read post in perfect english go to http://www.channelnewsasia.com/. haha
But if you are interested in my life, i sincerely welcome you back. mwah mwah mwah
Try giving me trouble, i'll give you double.

*p.s. LMAO means laugh my ass out!!!! woooooooooooooo.

♥enjoy

Life is a fragile little thing, please handle it with care.

Life is a fragile little thing .

So many disasters, so short a period of time.

So many lives taken, so many heroes given.

So many troubles happen, so little aid driven.

So many angels eaten, so many devils hidden.

This poem is dedicated to all those heroes who stand up bravely during times of need.

I truly salute to you from the bottom of my heart.

Heroes are given,

From angels in heaven.

Often, we know that life is short.

But we don't usually put in the effort to make the best of our life.

Not until trouble comes,

Not until sacrifices are made.

Then only will we human wake up from the greed, wealth the many many temptations that cause our fellow humans beings suffering.

Proverb " Always put others before self", how many of us can actually carry out the meaning in this proverb.

We always blame others because of "this and that", but never look upon our self for the mistakes.

I used to believe in god.

I use to believe that praying will solve everything.

I am wrong.

After sometime i realise, god only help those who help themselves.

God do not make you a hero from zero.

God only make you a hero if try to be one.

I used to think, God will help me in everything that i wanted, needed.

I was wrong again.

I learnt that, everything i wanted and needed have to be earn by myself, by my both hands.

Not god's hand.

I was very angry with God because i think he made everything so unfair.

Including life.

He/She make so many obstacles for a simple human. Like me.

But now i learnt that all the obstacles made me grow up.

From a girl, into a lady and maybe a women next time.

It made me wiser.

Life is very tiring, if you want it to be tiring.

Life is happy if you want it to be happy.

Life is in your own hand.

So i look to the bright side of life.

And enjoy being happy, laughing my days away.

Always think of the many less fortunate people and trying comparing yourself with them.

People suffering everyday.

Living without food, without family, without home.

Who is the one that has unfair life ?

God is indeed fair after all.

I was a happy little girl.

Until the Myanmar Cyclone came.

I thought back.

Why was God behaving like that?

Why is God making so many people suffer?

Why is God taking back so many angels?

I asked myself many times.

I couldn't find the answer.

Everyday the news will only be fill with increasing death, increasing homeless,

All the sad and heart wrenching news.

All the news that people don't want it to appear.

Until one day,

I read the news :" Burmese are helping out their own survivors instead of waiting for the aid to even reach"

"Monks not eating to let the old and children eat"

These heroes touched me.

They touched me deeply. And i truly respect them for their courage and determination.

And i knew the answer.

God wanted to test the people in the country.

He/She wanted to see for himself who are the heroes and who are the devils.

God wanted everybody to contribute their kindness.

God wanted everybody to treasure the people they love.

God made them learn, the more united they are, they stronger they will stand.

God.

I am sadden by the amount of lives that the disaster have taken.

The amount of angels that have gone to heaven.

But you show us who our actual heroes are.

The hidden angels.

Who are the ones that will stand up for the people in need.

God make us learn from mistakes.

A person that never make mistakes never learns.

R Zarni

He is my new ♥!!!!
So dashing and handsome!!!!

I am learning how to sing this song currently.

R Zarni is really handsome, his tatto is damm cool.

But i still love Myogyi the best :P

By the way, how come myo gyi is wine wine's guitarist?

KASON FULL MOON, BUDDHA DAY

The Fullmoon Day of Kason Is a day of significance. It was an auspicious day on which Gotama Buddha attained Enlightenment. Gotama Buddha was born, He attained enlightenment and entered Mahapari-Nibbana on this day.

It was also the day on which, as a recluse in Gotama Buddha’s previous existence he, Sumedha was blessed by the prophecy of Depankara Buddha that, after the complete fulfillment of “paramis” needed for Buddha-hood he would also become a Buddha one day in this world-cycle.

The Fullmoon Day of Kason is marked by the waterpouring ceremony at the Maha-Bodhi tree, the holy Bodhi tree (Fiscua religiosa) at the foot of which Gotama Buddha attained Buddhahood. Divotees also poured water there to make sure it did not die of drought during summer, especially in Kason, the middle of the hot season, and the custom has survived to the present day.

In reverence of the Lord Buddha and up-holding the traditions, the Buddhists, young and old, will be observing the Fullmoon Day of Kason by pouring water at the Maha-Bodhi tree, taking Sabbath , doing meritorious deeds, paying homage at the pagodas and paying obeisance to the monks.

Buddhist devotees of Myanmar have been able to do meritorious deeds with peace of mind and delight in view of flourishing of the Sasana throughout the country.

Thanks to earnest efforts of the government and immense generosity of the wellwishers, there have emerged a great number of occasions and incidents for promotion and propagation of Theravada Buddhism across the country for years.For example, with the contribution of the government and donation of the well-wishers, new pagodas and religious edifices were constructed and Shwehtidaw,Hangetmyantandaw and Seinbudaw hoisted atop pagodas across the country.Moreover, Provisions were donated to a host of Kyaungtaiks and nunneries, and religious tiles conferred of outstanding Buddhist monks at grand ceremonies.

With Theravada Buddhism flourishing in the country the Fullmoon Day o Kason will be observed by the Buddhist devotes with full of essence upholding the fine traditions.

HAPPY KASON!

MAN U VS CHELSEA

and the results.

MAN U WON!
cbnbknbcknnkns!!!!

i am damm unhappy!!!
Why should MAN U win!!!! Chelsea should win!!!
They play really well except for MR Captain, I guess everybody know who he is right?
He missed the ball that could help Chelsea to win the cup!!!!!
How ironic.
As i mention He MISSED IT!
So there goes Chelsea chance of winning the cup.
And MR terry cry lol!!!
LMAO man, miss and then cry?
ok, forget it its over its over.
No use crying over Spilled milk.
Next up Euro Cup.
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and Drogba got red card.
Go and slap people let reefree see!!!! How foolish!!!Want to slap also don't slap infront of Reefree mah.
abcde.

ok enough enough wait.

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U.N. chief: Myanmar OKs foreign helicopters

http://www.burmachannel.com/nargis -- PICTURES.

YANGON, Myanmar - The United Nations has received permission from Myanmar's government to operate nine helicopters to bring relief supplies to victims of Cyclone Nargis, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday.

"We have received government permission to operate nine WFP (World Food Program) helicopters, which will allow us to reach areas that have so far been largely inaccessible," Ban told reporters in New York before departing on a mission to Myanmar.

His announcement was not immediately confirmed by Myanmar officials.

"I believe further similar moves will follow, including expediting the visas of relief workers seeking to enter the country," he said. "I'm confident that emergency relief efforts can be scaled up quickly."

Mourning beginsThe country began three days of mourning for the 134,000 dead and missing.
Flags at government offices, schools and large hotels in Myanmar were lowered to half-staff. But shops were open as usual and many people in Yangon said they had little idea of what the government-announced mourning entailed.

Some residents frustrated with the junta's response to the disaster called it a symbolic gesture that lacked sincerity.
"If they are sincere, they should welcome help from everyone," said Zin Moe, 32, who sells clothes. "They are not letting in aid quickly enough, and people are angry."
The military-led regime said Monday it would allow its Asian neighbors to oversee distribution of foreign relief to cyclone survivors.
But most foreign aid workers still were banned early Tuesday from the storm-devastated area and the United Nations said only a fraction of the survivors had received some form of international assistance.

A senior U.S. diplomat said that Myanmar's military-led government will be responsible if thousands of desperate cyclone survivors die because foreign aid and disaster workers were barred from the country.

Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Scot Marciel told lawmakers in Washington that the generals running Myanmar cannot manage the distribution of aid needed to help people facing disease, malnutrition and exposure to the elements.
U.N. Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs John Holmes is in Myanmar to persuade its government to allow in more international assistance and pave the way for a visit this week by Ban.

Holmes told reporters Tuesday that Ban will meet with Senior Gen. Than Shwe, the head of the ruling junta. Myanmar officials were not immediately available to confirm the meeting plan.
Ban said he's hoping to press the country's military leaders for speedy relief for cyclone victims.
He told reporters before heading to the airport on Tuesday that "this is a critical moment for Myanmar."

Survivors face disease, malnutritionHe said there is a functioning relief program in place but so far it has been able to reach only 25 percent of the people in need. He said he welcomed the government's "recent flexibility" in allowing Asian relief workers under the auspices of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations to begin distributing international aid supplies.
The secretary-general is scheduled to arrive in Myanmar on Thursday morning.

He is expected to inspect the areas devastated by the storm as well as talk with Myanmar officials. On Sunday, he is supposed to attend a meeting of aid donors in Yangon.

The cyclone's official death toll stands at about 78,000, with 56,000 more people missing. Conditions in the low-lying Irrawaddy delta remain precarious, with survivors facing disease, malnutrition and exposure to the elements.

A Myanmar doctor returning from the delta said refugees in the bigger towns were receiving some aid and medical care but expressed concern for those in outlying villages.
Villagers were still trickling into the towns because they had received no aid, she said.

"We saw one young girl yesterday. Her lips and her nails were blue. She looked like she was going to die," Tin Sein said on Tuesday. "People who haven't eaten or drunk clean water and also completely exposed to the rains and storm."

"I don't think anyone has a good picture right now of the overall situation," she said. "People give different facts and figures. It's a major problem."

State-owned media reported Tuesday that the head of thejunta met victims in the Irrawaddy delta Monday, saying the regime had "promptly carried out rescue and rehabilitation tasks."
The general said the government has spent more than $45.5 million on relief operations, has met immediate needs such as food, shelter and health care and is moving into the reconstruction phase.

'Long way to go'Foreign aid agencies and the United Nations were less upbeat. They said only some 500,000 of as many as 2.4 million storm victims have received some form of international assistance.
"I think there is still a long way to go to improve the relief efforts, to speed it up and to make sure that all the people who are in need are reached," said Holmes, the U.N. undersecretary-general for humanitarian affairs. "There is still a major effort to be mounted on the relief side, which has to go on for some three to six months."
Sean Keogh, a trauma doctor with the group who returned recently from Myanmar, told the British Broadcasting Corp. on Tuesday that "no country can really cope with that kind of emergency on their own."
He noted that even the United States had accepted outside help after Hurricane Katrina.

In Singapore, an emergency meeting of foreign ministers from the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations agreed to set up an ASEAN-led task force for redistributing foreign aid.
Myanmar agreed to open its doors to medical teams from all ASEAN countries, Singapore Foreign Minister George Yeo said. ASEAN member Thailand already has sent teams, as have non-ASEAN neighbors India and China.

Myanmar, one of the world's poorest nations, claims losses from the disaster exceeded $10 billion. But it may have problems funding a recovery.
World Bank Managing Director Juan Jose Daboub said Tuesday the bank will not give any financial aid or loans because Myanmar has failed to repay its debts for a decade.

Daboub said the World Bank is providing technical support to assess damage in Myanmar and help plan economic reconstruction.

"But the bank cannot legally provide any (financial) resources to Myanmar because it is in arrears with the bank since 1998," he said in Singapore.