The Lord looks after the dogs.

So the second thing I'm really thankful to the Lord today, is because near my home,  there is an abandoned house. 

What happened is some people came to fence up the house to prevent people and vagrants from using the house, and to prevent people from coming through to the house.

 So what actually happened is because they have fence around the house. No one can enter. No one can go.

But as it turns out, I saw some dogs in the house. There are dogs.

I thought that these dogs cannot leave the house or exit or go out, and then I found out when I was driving past today that the bottom of the fence had been either, cut or being mangled so much, so the only the dogs can enter the house or exit the house because for a moment. 

I thought that these dogs would  die of hunger but apparently they managed to find a way to enter the house for a sanctuary, for a place to cover themselves.

So the dogs have found a way to to enter and get out. 

Book Review: When the Lion of Judah roars

Sorry for the lousy printscreen of the book... 

This is a book written by a christian faith based author. I found this book When The Lion Roars on Kindle last night.

It is the story of a mother, Rebecca Clayton in England, who has three young children who had ADD, food allergies, as well as autism. This book details the challenges she faced, and how she overcomed these challenges through her Christian faith. 

Announcement: Charis Tree Family Day Care

Alas, sorry I've been away since Oct .. but with good reason.

As of date, I've applied to South West Childcare to start my family day care as an educator.
I've:
- attended two interviews,

Going independent for my childcare business.

Just watching this Franchise Show on Channel 7.

About two months ago, I had attended the franchising expo in Melbourne Exhibition Centre. They had a childcare franchise from Malaysia as one of the participants.

I thought to myself, should I ever want to started a childcare related business in Melbourne, I would indeed start my own, write my own curriculum and use the capital to buy the learning equipment and teaching resources that I had sourced myself.

It would not be a rational decision to pay foreign  company (never mind that I'm from Malaysia) when I've been working in the local industry of the country I am living in as I have a better understanding of the context. 

Hence, I then decided to put in an application to a local Family Day Care scheme. I had just finished my interview with two of their Coordinators. 

Later on the same day of the interview, the coordinators informed me that they will come to my house in Truganina for a physical inspection. I have since arranged for them to come in tomorrow on Monday morning. Two fingers crossed and all the best!