It had been almost 2 months since I left Melbourne after completing a degree in the University of Melbourne.

Melbourne a really nice place for taking pictures and it is one of the most “photographer-friendly” city I’ve ever been to. Everywhere you turn, there’s always an interesting sight to the captured.

 

 

God had already prepared everything right before I was there. He prepared an apartment for us, strategically inside the CBD, affordable, and best of all, we didn’t even had to look for it but it was offered.

 

 

I love the clean air and the weather. Although it weather can be unpredictable, it gives me sense of adventure each time I leave the apartment. On the other hand, the Australian weather forecast is also very accurate.

 

 

The public transport in Melbourne is the best I’ve ever seen. Easy to use, good coverage and always on time. Also, the variety of food available is unbelievable. (sorry ya, no pictures of food…hehe)

 

 

Honestly, these are not the main reasons why I really enjoyed studying there.

 

There are so many things to thank God for but one thing that I really thank Him for is the people that He had placed in my life throughout my study there. They are not just a bunch close friends that hang out and do things together but a family that I regard as my brothers and sisters Christ.

 

 

The Pinnacle, Grampians National Park. (the journey by foot, took us almost 6 hours)

 

 

At the summit. Can you spot us? (picture courtesy of Kathryn Chin)

 

 

At another summit in Grampians National Park.

 

 

Group photo in Es Teller, when the Kuching brethrens came to visit us. Yay, I’ll be seeing them in 4 days time !!!

  

With TK and Vera.

 

 

Mornington peninsula, during Sam’s family visit to Melbourne.

 

Sovereign Hill, Ballarat (when Guo Rong came to visit)

 

 

Korean farewell dinner for our bible study group.

 

Farewell dinner with Ohana (house church)

 

Melbourne may seem like a pleasant place to live but without these precious brothers and sisters that God had blessed me with, it would just be an ordinary modern developed city.

 

To conclude, thank God for everything that He had provided and all the things that He will do the future.