Author: Danny Chai

I love visiting churches. Always have. I think what I like most is the feeling of being at home, that I’m among family, no matter […]

More British words that I’ve learned are different and their U.S. English equivalents: cashpoint (ATM), till (cash register), ladybird (ladybug), nappy (diaper), booking (reservation), ice […]

The metric system is a pain in the butt. Especially Celsius. Especially on ovens. The windows here don’t have screens. Not sure if that’s because […]

Words I learned today that are used differently in the UK: It’s not takeout (food), it’s takeaway. It’s not a trash can, it’s a trash […]

I was talking with a friend at lunch the other day and he was saying how he doesn’t feel grown up yet. He looks in […]

I had a dream the other night where dh hong laid hands on me (in the church way) and I started speaking in tongues. A […]

Responding to one of Dave’s old entries, where he talked about how he feels ashamed compared to what his classmates have accomplished. That’s one thing […]

The April issue of Christianity Today had a couple of articles I really liked, both dealing with issues that make Christians stumble. First, one on […]

Just to respond to Dave (old school style, pre-comments or eProps). To be clear, I didn’t say that if you don’t get Titanic, you don’t […]

I believe in a lot of kooky theories. Not kooky meaning crazy; I wouldn’t believe them if I didn’t think they were true. But kooky […]