Don't Waste Your Life

Life's a journey - don't forget to unpack.

Where it all meets

Perhaps then, it is at the cross of Christ that we find what we crave for most deeply in this world. Love and sacrifice, justice and mercy, faithfulness and grace. It is at the cross of Christ that all these meet, and if we dig deep enough into the core of our being, we will find that these are the things we will live and die for. - Me

To you, my reader. :)

There, look on me, so that you may not praise me beyond what I am; there, believe me, not others, about myself; there, attend to me and see what I have been in myself, through myself. - St Augustine

general ramblings

boo!

sadz.. it seems post-result-release does influence people quite a bit.. jacq was telling me abt how maybe she'll graduate in yr 3 cos of this sem's grades.. other frens spent the whole day lying in bed not knowing what to do.. i dunno.. tough larh..

jacq told me yesterday that i shouldn't tell people i'm mediocre on my blog.. cos my results are not that mediocre.. hmm.. i do agree.. but at the same time.. when i talked about mediocre i was mainly talking about my pre-uni days.. maybe cos i was stuck with some pretty brilliant people.. so it seemed so.. but what i want to say is.. i think we each have our own histories and our own pasts to deal with.. and each one of us has our very-high-ups and our very-low-downs.

i still dream of my very-high-ups (like when i made that fantastic flying save as a goalkeeper in secondary school) and i still pine about my very-low-downs (like when WL said no to me), but yearh we all need to deal with these things over the course of years.

hmm ok i'm rambling nonsense now.. but i shall continue..

each person is different and each person is different.

i'm glad i've found a niche and i like what i'm doing in uni now. i honestly could never ask for another course. really. hob can testify to that. she always tells ppl that i'm a true-blue social worker. hahaha.. over the course of my time at REACH, i realised that yearh, i do love what i'm doing. but i also realised with the conversations w Joe, Ed and Fal that maybe I really am not cut out for youth work. i may choose to further my studies in counselling if things go in the current direction.

dad was talking about our church's upcoming project to the Henan AIDS village where 80% of the people have AIDS. about how they intend to do a project in our church to sponsor these kids and their education. i wish i could go. i wish i could go. if it becomes a good opening and a permanent project of our church, i might just go. (provided the church pays me).. haha.. i dunno.. i really wanna do humanitarian work overseas.. development work.. i really want to.. really really really want to..

1 comments:

  1. Anonymous said...
     

    If the church don't pay you will you still go? By Faith and Trust God's providence? Paul was a tentmaker when he traveled and preached.

    + baabaa

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