31st Jan Shin Memorial service and photo book for Ryann

Went to Shin's memorial service to drop my donations. I didn't stay for the whole event as it was pretty crowded and i need to rush back to mum's place to fetch Ryann. I saw Josie and Toby playing with other kids and i am glad they are coping well. Tony was talking to some friends but he seems to be coping pretty well. I didn't want to disturb them thus i left silently after leaving my donations and an encouragement note. I hope this small little effort from me will be able to help some other people in need as well.

In the room, Shin's photo were shown on the projector and there were many other photos of Shin with Tony,Josie and Toby. Those were so nicely taken. Shin is so beautiful in that picture. It was the same picture that she have requested to put in the locket she wanted to give to Josie. She told Josie that even if one day she is not here anymore she will always be in her heart.

(Picture courtesy of Shin's blog)

Pictures can speak a thousand words. And this picture does its wonders to me. On the way back home, I was thinking about Ryann. He is already 16 months but other then the photoshoot pictures, I don't really have nice pictures of him. Maybe i should really start to consider taking my camera out every time instead of relying on my phone. I have always been very tempted to get a better camera too. Maybe a DSLR but wait till i find someone who can teach me photography.

Photo bring back memories. Unlike before, with digital cameras, we hardly develop photos. Maybe i should be more hardworking and start on the photobook for Ryann. The photo book software was installed on my desktop for ages but i have yet to even try to explore. Not really sure how to do it but i heard it is pretty user friendly so i am determined to start soon.

So many things to do yet so little time..... Can I have 48 hours in a day?