Charles Lee Plastic Surgery

Thursday, 10th September, 10.30am

Unboxing the 1st Digital piano CA401 in Sabah!

Memories are all we get to keep. Build wisely. 🥂

My first stop is a night out at an old British tradition: the English pub, the Old Bell Tavern in London! 🥃 English pub, my go-to place in 1987 during my surgical training, 40 years ago!

Wonderful time to catchup with a close friend of my daughter Sarah, Dr. Rachelle Chang.

Great night. Great memories rebuilt. 🙏🏽..

Dance with me...🥂

The birth of music was 3500 years ago when Miriam played the Timbrel (type of tambourine) to celebrate the crossing of the Reed Sea (Red Sea) in Exodus 15:20.

Whatever type of music we play today, classical or jazz or country, we REMEMBER its birth.

God is the Architect of every talent we enjoy which makes life worth "Dancing".

So...Dance With Me. 🥂

Bryan Eng
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When the soul awakens... ✍🏽

There are moments when we find ourselves surrounded by darkness, fear, restlessness, and uncertainty.
Yet sometimes, it is in those very moments that something within us begins to awaken.

As light breaks through the darkness, the soul is invited to become attentive again—to the presence of God, His voice, and His word.

“Awake, my soul! Awake, harp and lyre! I will awaken the dawn.” — Psalm 57:8

Wakefulness is not simply about being aware.
It is about being ready to hear, to remember, to incline our hearts, and ultimately, to respond ❤️

God speaks, Humanity responds.

Will your soul awaken? 🙏🏻

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Aneel Ar**ha is a pastor, author, preacher, and worship songwriter who endeavours to bring a knowledge of God and His great love to people around the world.

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Nightcap with my Tequila 🥃

I was watching Engelbert Humperdinck on TV and it brought back huge memories of life back in the 60's and 70's.

One song he released in May 1967 was 'There goes my everything' and I immediately thought of my sister Emily who passed away in August in 2024. Bless her soul.

We used to sing songs of Engelbert at all our home parties. Miss her very much.❤️

Hope you like this one.

Goodnight everyone. ❤️