Life and Death II

8th March 2011 marked an important event of my family history, the death of my father Gene.

Six months later, 10th September 2011 marked another big day in our family, the birth of my son, Harrod. He is a cute little angel and I love him so much. It reminds me how much I was being loved by my dad and now, I am pleased I could have him coming to my life. I like to thank my wife, who carries him for me and my life completes with them with me.

Nothing now becomes more important than going home to see them. Thank God for arranging everything so nicely for me. Thank you!

Life and Death

8th March 2011 mark the peaceful death of my Father, Gene at the age of 71.

He is never a very good man both to other people and to the family, but he is my Father. He taught me the skills that I needed to live and he gave me education. Without him, I will never be the person I am as of today and without him, I may not be here writing in the first place.

I remember bits and pieces of him, both in the good and the bad way. I remember him coming back to work every single day and ask me to read the books I learnt from school to him. I remember him helping me stitching and altering trousers for me. I remember him cooking dinner for me. I remember him teaching me how to eat a pawn with chopstick/folk and knife. He taught me table manner and elegance. I remember him bringing me to the coffee shop of Mandarin Hotel for ice-cream and I remember him giving me a vast amount of money to go to UK for studying. His other side...well its hard for me to reveal that, as I wish to have the best thing of my Dad being remembered.

To me, there is also a sense of emptiness when you notice him passing away in a sleep. He did not say bye but I am pleased that he suffer no pain in all these.

I think people come to this world with notice, they possess many in their life time but eventually, they go away with nothing but love and memory of others.

I wish to give my GREATEST THANKS to my Dad, he done such a great part in creating me. May you rest in peace.