Hey it's been a while since I last blogged. Let me share with you what happened last month: mid-December 2010 I found myself climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge, a day right before Oprah did the very same climb for her 'Oprah's Ultimate Australian Adventure'. As I'm plain scared of heights, it was terrifying initially. Literally you see everyone as small as ants and the fear of 'what-if' I fall and hit the pavement was running continuously in my mind. Sweaty palms didn't make this climbing experience any better. But once you climbed up the ladder, walking over the arch of the bridge was like walking up a flight of staircases, only not with an amazing, spectacular view! My brother, his girlfriend and myself along with one other friend took the 6.30pm climb but only began climbing approximately 40 minutes after because there's some house-keeping rules and basic climbing strategies to go through prior to climbing. Right now, Australia's having it's summer season and the sun goes down completely around 8pm mark. Give and take!

Will Smith is one of the many celebrities that have climbed the Bridge.

One of the experienced climbers who's worked there for 3 years informed us the view we saw that evening was ranked among his top 3 views over the time he's been working there. And I couldn't agree more, it was truly magnificent. Unfortunately pictures are with my brother so trust me on this. Once we're up at the peak of the summit, the sun was just about to completely set and gave this nice orange glaze across Sydney - remarkable for a $AUD290 bridge-climb price tag! It was at this time my brother got down on his knees and proposed to his girlfriend! Other climbers were making jubilant noises everywhere on the Harbour Bridge. Truly historic.

The afternoon before the proposal happened, we attended Hillsong Christmas Spectacular 2010 at the City Campus. It was fantastic. Musical + live music + drama and video all packaged up in a 2 hour session. Hillsong's Christmas Spectacular was entitled: Who Stole the Star?

Now, Christmas productions are actually quite hard to deliver. There's only so much baby Jesus you'd want to present to the viewers every year and this can quickly lose its 'WOW-FACTOR' impact. It's obvious much thought went into this years Christmas production. They've included characters such as Mr. Incredible, Gingerbread Man, Tooth-fairy, Batman and Superman along with Santa Clause to present to us the meaning and message of Christmas - that Jesus was God's present from God to us.