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Wednesday, December 31, 2008, 10:58 PM
Hey everyone!
Well, today is just like any
other day i had.
Woke up at abt 1+ i guess.
And had decided to go out for
lunch at orchard.
Cuz we had to buy the Text books
anyways.
So by the time we reached,
it was already abt like 3+.
Walked to takashimaya and had
Pepper lunch.
For ppl hu havent ate ther b4,
its like they give u one hot
sizzling plate and the food is not
like all cooked yet.
So wad u gotta do is kinda cook it
by urself and u get to add all these
diff sauces too. (:
I had this Salmon pepper rice thing.
It was YUMMY!
So aft eating, walked around for a lil
and decided to go to the orchard popular.
Only to find out tt there isnt
any orchard popular any more.
LOL, so had to make our way to
Toa Payoh cuz there's quite a big popular
there.
Ok, so in the end, managed to
find all the books except for the lit
one.
Which is the Clay Marble.
OI actually found it but it was frm
a diff publisher so i guess i just
have to buy it frm sch then.
So went for dinner aft tt and took
a cab hm. (:
Oh and guess wad?
2 more days till sch reopens.
Im so sad! D':
LOL, anw, BYE!
Oh and going to YL's hse tmr!
YAY! ;D
To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven.
— Ecclesiastes 3:1
The Rev. Gardner Taylor has been called “the dean of American preaching.” Born in Louisiana in 1918, the grandson of slaves, he overcame the segregation of his youth to become the pastor of a large New York congregation and a leader in the struggle for racial equality. For 6 decades he traveled the world as a much sought-after preacher.
But at age 89, Rev. Taylor’s health gave way and he could no longer accept speaking engagements. He told Rachel Zoll of the Associated Press: “I at first felt rather crestfallen.” But then he spoke of his belief that “there are seasons and eras, and we have to see what they are as best as we can, and to find what is positive in them.”
In an effort to face the challenges of life, we often turn to Solomon’s words: “To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven” (Eccl. 3:1). But we readily admit that we would rather laugh than weep, dance than mourn, and gain than lose (vv.4,6).
Yet we know that as we embrace the lessons and opportunities of every season that comes to us, we find that “God is our refuge and strength” (Ps. 46:1).
Whatever season we’re in, it’s always the season to trust in Him.
— David C. McCasland
Just as the winter turns to spring,
Our lives have changing seasons too;
So when a gloomy forecast comes,
Remember—God has plans for you.
— Sper
Whatever the season of life, attitude makes all the difference.
- http://www.rbc.org/odb/odb.shtml
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