Take every chance. Drop every fear.

YFC Richmond held a KFC GA at Victoria for a one day event since the CFC had their GA too. Ian (from Vancouver chapter), Carlo A. (fm Burnaby Chapter), and Errol (the head of the KFC leaders) also served on that day.


First stop: the ferry
We went up on the top of the ferry and talked about what's going to happen at Victoria. Then, we started worshiping all throughout the ride. It was such an awkward, weird, but definitely a fun experience to do! We had a crowd listening while we were singing – even though we weren't really the music min, but whatevs. For the Lord, I am sure he was looking down at us and he was proud. That's all it matters.

Some people were dancing with us as we practice the song Move. Some people were singing the song we were singing too! It was such a good feeling to see people knowing the songs we sang or even appreciated what we were doing up there. Thank You!


Second stop: 150 years + chilling with the YFCs
Apparently, it was Victoria's 150 years! Just in time for our visit! Before going to the CFC, we watched our brothers from Victoria dance. Hell yeah they're good! So gangsta! After the performance, we met the Victoria YFCs and then we headed down to the Bay Centre to eat.

The whole time we were in downtown we were playing the game "If I can go to the moon...". Actually, I didn't get that game until my sister told me! They've been playing the game even before Victoria and it sucks because really I don't get it! =)) NOW I DO! 

Third stop: KFC GA
This is it!

• Kuyas and Ates introduced ourselves and started playing some games with the kids
• Learned a sing and dance song - Deep
• Had an activity about Poverty and Charity
• I GAVE A TALK
• It was my first time to give a talk to the little ones
• I say it was nerve-racking, but I definitely enjoyed it
• I am not really a speaker and I dislike talking in the front especially when I'm alone, but I am really glad that my team liked it and appreciated what I did - of course same goes to Ian.
• Martin said that he was proud of me and Ian when we were having a talk and we completely thought about our talk on the spot. I guess because giving a talk and really thinking about the words that you're going to say is really hard. I even practiced before the day, but everything I said was improvised. All in all, I am proud of myself. 
• Learned the song Move, but wasn't able to finish it because we had to wrap it up
• The kids performed Deep in front of their parents - sooo cute! While watching them, I felt like a teacher! 
• After the closing prayer, we ate, chilled with the YFC-Victoria, took pictures.

Fourth Stop: Going home

• Ruiz drove all seven of us to the ferry. The whole ride was so quiet. Yes, we were that tired. Haha For five minutes I think we all fell asleep, then we woke up almost at the same time! Senses guys! Brothers & Sisters by Christ right thurr! =)) Kidds
• Missed the 7pm ferry. Waited for an hour for the next one, fooled around, sang, taking pictures... ohhh i how i miss everyone now!
• Got on the ferry, talked about what happened at the GA, complimented each other and talked about what we could improve. 
• The rest of the ride we were just talking and having fun. 

Last but not least, the Sixth Stop: Well Tea

• I think it became a trademark for the YFCs to eat, drink bubble tea, and chill some more before everyone can finally say good night.
• So we decided to eat at Well Tea. 
• They ran out of pearls so we had coconut jelly
• SO FULL!

This whole day was just so epic that I felt like I didn't want the day to end. And, until now I feel like I still have a hangover from all the fun with the team. I can't wait for another weekend with these people.