Colors

Tis the season to put up colorful ornaments!

Spent the weekend on a camp and it was loaded with fun lessons. Breakout activities consisted of more than ten classes to choose on. I chose these four classes.

• Class #1: Reflexology

This colorful chart indicates the pressure points in which will release our body's natural painkillers, the endorphins. Google can help you understand on how it allegedly works. (:

• Class #2: Grooming (LOL-ness)

I was busy gossiping with sista during this class, so the only point I can clearly remember is DON'T WEAR MORE THAN 3 COLOR in an outfit, or else you'll look like a walking Christmas tree. And I believe, the best color is the one that looks good on you. ^^

• Class #3: Juicing (haha..)

Pr. Jibil playing Jamie Oliver and taught us how to juice stuffs. That magic juicer can perform wonders, I want! ;p A variation of colors makes the juice healthier, thus any creative combo is encouraged. Starfruit+pineapple (yummy), apple+carrot+ginger (uhm), cabbage+pineapple (ugh), spinach, beet, zucchini, name it. I heard even balatung can be juiced. Uhm.. And there's no sugar or water added. Can't be any healthier than that.

• Class #4: Sushi Making!!!

This was our first homemade messy vegan sushi (June 2010), made using common sense and tv (or YouTube). Instead of sticky rice, we used BROWN UNPOLISHED rice. The choice of rice really made a difference.

White Japanese rice mixed with vinegar are used here. The color are slightly different but the taste are significantly different.

The other classes include:

Basket weaving

Flower arrangement

T-Shirt applique, hair grooming & styling, chair & foot massage, vegan cooking, pancake, local food cooking, car & machinery maintenance, and so forth. And it is only for one day. Fun Friday indeed.

Sabbath was fun too. Performed impromptu puppet show for the kids and learnt about the powerful little hummingbird who have the ability to broadcast its color depending on the light source and angle of the viewer (more from Google...again). Interesting story about this little birdy told by the man in pink! (:

Candid shot of Kelawat participants with our guest speakers Dr Miriam from Southern Asia Pacific Division (based in the Philippines), Mrs Glenda from Central Philippines Union Mission and Mrs Sim from Southeast Asia Union Mission (based in Singapore). The only pic that I had that shows my fav colorful skirt..teehee..

The puppeteers doing another puppet show on Sunday. As Mrs Sim said in her facebook, this three girls became good friends with the (cheerfully colored) puppets!

Random shot of a beautifully colored butterfly.

Don't be fooled by the bright blue sky. It rained hard all throughout the camp and there's burutak all over.

'Twas an educational camp and the devotional lessons are inspiring as well. I'm sharing the lessons and blessings I had during the camp here because it is so wrong not to share. Especially with the jolly season forthcoming.

Care to color up someone else's life today? December luv peeps!