He is a preacher.

I knew him many years back, being our  regular customer in Serikin. He would come to send and pick up his Indonesian workers from Serikin.

His wife happened to be my elder sister's very close friend, while his brother in law, a custom officer, is my personal friend.

He is no longer a contractor to SALCRA, as he has devoted his life and time to preach The Good News to the world.

He would travel to Malaya, Sumatra and Java for a few months.

I FB-messaged him about 'being there with his audience, yet not there' via My Video Talk. He was then  in Singapore. He promised to call me when he is back to Bau.

True to his words, he called me last night, advising me that he was back. So this morning at about 10.30 am, Dr Brian Tan and myself was at his residence in Bau. He patiently waited for us, despite us being twenty minutes late.

After the presentation, Mr Tommy Yeap, was impressed and convinced that My Video Talk was THE tool he needs to further his ministry.

He quickly filled the form.

Yes, he needs My Video Talk, not only as a tool, but as a source of income, for himself, his family and even his friends. My Video Talk will change his life, and his friends' lives.

Any more friend to help?

Impatient

I am the impatient type.

My Maxis broad band is weak I suppose as I always have difficulty accessing the internet fast. This is the result - non updating of this blog, despite my personal promise to myself to update at least once a week.

I was a very active blogger when I was using the Telkom Streamyx, as Telkom Streamyx has speed. Due to my active mobile lifestyle, I had to opt for a mobile broad band.

Finally yesterday I completed my lesson on 'making banner'. I had to postpone it a few times due to my netbook limitation. Firstly my Asus netbook does not have the basic software, such as the Power Point.

It was only three weeks ago that I managed to cough RM358 to install a licensed Avira anti virus and Office Home and Student 2010.

When I continued my lesson at Dr Patau Rubis' office with Dr Brian Tan, I had to stop half way, as my Asus system does not have a certain function for me to 'resize' the completed banner.

Fortunately my Global Cash Card emailed 'Pay Day' several days ago, that finally I was able to install a licensed Windows 7, costing me RM356.

So I completed my banner lesson yesterday afternoon, in a coffee shop in Pending.

Last night Rex Ngui was kind enough to teach me how to upload a movie. I hope to be able to sell some Cantas machines, after this.

He also taught me how to do 'movie', which I am yet to master.

Its BOP again this evening at 8 pm, at Samudera Hotel. I hope to see many people who wish to change their lives, there.