A Blog by Ann Yeong (2005 – )
I was never taught that if I were to enter a personal relationship with God, that I would be perpetually stretched to rediscover God again and again, or that my experience of God would keep expanding and breaking every mould I knew that could help me understand who “God” is. But that has been my […]
A little over 15 years ago, I went through an intense spiritual conversion in daily life. It didn’t take place at a retreat, nor was it facilitated by anyone. Over a period of 7 incredibly spiritually intense days that began with a sacrament of reconciliation and an unburdening of unforgiveness (of myself) of over 9 […]
These days, you’ve been leaving for work before I wake up. Dimly through the fog of sleep, I feel you tuck the comforter around me and kiss me on my forehead before you go. And right then, even before I’m fully awake, I start missing you. In that simple action of tucking me in, you […]
There are so many things about you that I appreciate. But today there’s something in particular I want to thank you for. I want to thank you for supporting me with all your heart. You’ve always conveyed to me beyond the shadow of a doubt that you will do everything you can to help me […]
August 4, 2007 A new beginning, a new adventure into the unknown. Hearts brimming with love and hope, we look to God for guidance.
No need for roses. Nor candle-lit dinner. Nor wine. Nor music. Nor card. Nor gift. In hundreds of ways it’s loud and clear: You love me. And the little ways in which you announce your love everyday are infinitely more real than anything money can buy. I already have all I ever need or want […]
One of the attributes that attracted me to Zibin in those early days, even before we were more than friends, was how he was kind to everyone. You could be a good friend, or an acquaintance he barely knows… you could even be a perfect stranger. But if you approached him for help, he would […]
You know you’ve found a keeper when: He wakes up more than an hour earlier than he normally does to have coffee and a morning chat with your jet-lagged brother. He makes a simple board game side-splittingly funny for your entire family with his corny antics and doesn’t care when he loses. Your mother confides […]
Journey of the Heart 