to combine Hope with Action...

 

Some very unfortunate events have taken place in the past week, including the tsunami in Japan and the crisis at Libya. Moreover, many might've taken place which we have failed to notice. Whether a disaster is caused by natural means or by man fighting one another, we, the average people, combined together can help the victims of such grave devastations. It's during moments like this, that we realise how really important life is yet how easily it can be taken away in a matter of seconds. We can only pray for the lost souls, and give our support to their loved ones. For we cannot change the past, but simply learn from them. Our actions today result in our future. So let's all do our parts to make a better future for everyone.

A tiny miracle: 4-month-old baby girl found after 3 days since the tsunami struck.

 I donated via redcross. Help in whatever way you can guys ✌

Asian Invas!on

Had my brother and cousin come over for a good time over the half term aka reading week, when nobody reads... We were later joined by Aaron, who turned out to be quite a strong, final fantasy caricaturing kiddo. You see, I thought I knew the eastern asian streets of London quite well, but I was wrong O_O 

enjoying a drink with Son Goku


Thus, we travelled in the great city, following our golden haired leader. And whenever we lost our paths and got separated from a companion, a glimpse of his flaming hair would relieve us, as it was the only thing... that helped us reunite and continue with our journey ahead...

nom nom

I didn't know the pool place in Trocadiro is so popular with Nepalese! Dang, I saw like so many O_O I shouldn't have just played at the 2p area -_-

Showing off mah moves (or no moves) in dance x2 revolution

I think that decoration's for a wedding pic... well, congratulations to the happy couple!

with Sophie

With the lynx angels

baby bro

Also, helped raise money for Marrow at Bow Road station. It may not seem much to some, but it really meant a lot for us, being able to help those with blood cancer. It was a very tiring job but at the end, you get this massive feel good factor, which is just an amazing experience because you are helping save someone's life.

My brother's bike had gone bonkers. Broken twice already, and it's not even been a year since it was bought.

Yeah, I can see myself on this bike....with the wind blowing my hair and everything...

loool maybe not...xD

I look like I'm trying to copy Sylvester Stallone but I love the editing so had to post this up hahaaah!