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Monday, January 19, 2009, 7:15 AM
Hey everyone!
Well, havent posted for
practically a million years.
I was seriously bz.
Anw, i few things happened
these past few days.
1st things 1st:
My b'day was on 14th Jan!
WEEE!;D
Thx so much to u guys hu
wished my Happy B'day! (:
U guys r so sweet man.
I got a new phone frm my dad.
Which is the G705.
And got a new bag from my grandma.
Hahaa.
And my mum gave me 20 bucks.
LOL.
Ok, and i went to buy my chi
new yr clothes during the weekend.
2 tops frm Mango and a skirt
frm there too.
And i got it like at a seriously
great price cuz it was like 70% off!!
SO i got the tops at $34 each
and the skirt at $24. (:
Oh and i oso got a pair of shoes
frm Timberland for like $39
which is a really good price.
Oh and we took our height and
weight!
And Flo, im as tall as u nw!!
In ur face! ;P
HAHAH!
But im like super fat man! D':
How can i lose weight
andtry growing taller at the same time?!
D:
Ok, since i have nothing more to say
BYE!
I dunno when i would be able to
post again.
Could be maybe a yr later or so.
LOL. (:
Wonderfully Made
READ: Psalm 139:7-16
I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
— Psalm 139:14
A quote in George MacDonald’s book David Elginbrod speaks to those who wonder, at times, why God has made them the way they are—and who wish they were someone else.
Lady Emily muses: “I wish I were you, Margaret.”
Margaret answers: “If I were you, my lady, I would rather be what God chose to make me than the most glorious creature that I could think of. For to have been thought about—born in God’s thoughts—and then made by God, is the dearest, grandest, most precious thing in all thinking.”
MacDonald may have had Psalm 139:17 in mind: “How precious . . . are Your thoughts to me, O God!” In this psalm, David is thinking about his conception, and vividly describes God’s thoughts as He wove him together in his mother’s womb, creating a unique and special individual to be the object of His love.
It’s a comforting thought to know that we’re not a terrible mistake, but a very special creation, “born in God’s thoughts.” David could stand before a mirror and say in all honesty and humility: “I am fearfully and wonderfully made; marvelous are Your works” (v.14).
You are a designer original! As such, you are dear, grand, and precious to God.
— David H. Roper
Of all creation’s treasures rare,
Not one compares in worth with man;
In God’s own image he was made
To fill a place in His great plan.
— D. De Haan
You are one of a kind—designed to glorify God as only you can.
- http://www.rbc.org/odb/odb.shtml