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Friday, February 6, 2009, 7:15 PM
Hey everyone
Here to update my blog
once again.
Well, lets see, sch was
alright today except for
the tiring mass run and aft
tt, we had PE and we were
forced to run for another
10 mins.
Yes, it is a miracle how i
could be alive right now.
;D
Anw, we oso played floor
ball during PE.
And guess wad?
Our team lost by like 5 points?
I think its mainly cuz of me
cuz like i totally suck at it.
Haha.
But Joan, Paulina, Kailing and
the rest were pretty good.
(:
Let me see if there's anything
interesting that happened today.
Oh i noe, ok, so we had lit today.
And were supposed to make a
powerpoint slide and present it to
the class.
Our grp kinda had difficulty finding
the info and in the end, we just like
copied and pasted the whole chunk
of info on to the slides and we
were so out of time that we didnt
even like know which slide
one of us should say.
So in the end we were like so messed
up cuz we were oso the 1st ones to
present.
And yea, aft reading 2 points,
the teacher just asked us to stop.
LOL.
Haha
Oh and during eng, we oso had to
record our video.
These are the few problems we faced:
1) We didnt bring our camera so had
to use my HP cam in the end
2) We couldnt find the right place
to film
3) I kept laughing when i was filming
4) Elaine was pissed at us, LOL.
Ok, so i guess thats abt it.
C u guys soon.
You, being dead in your trespasses, . . . He has made alive together with Him.
— Colossians 2:13
On February 6, 1958, a chartered plane carrying most of the members of the English football (soccer) club Manchester United crashed on takeoff from Munich, Germany. With so many of their star players lost, some despaired over prospects for the club’s survival. Yet today it is one of the best-known teams in the world. Fittingly, the man who rebuilt the team, Matt Busby, survived the crash himself.
Nearly 2,000 years ago, Jesus’ arrest and subsequent crucifixion caused many of His followers to despair. The disciples themselves had lost hope. But their despondency evaporated on that first Easter morning when they found that the stone sealing the tomb had been moved aside (John 20:1). Jesus had risen!
Jesus soon appeared to Mary Magdalene (vv.11-16) and then to His disciples, who had gathered behind locked doors (v.19). His visit brought a remarkable change in them. As one version renders it, they were “overjoyed” (v.20 NIV).
Perhaps your world has crashed around you. It may be a deeply personal loss, a tragedy in your family, or some other great trial. Jesus’ resurrection proved that He is greater than the greatest obstacles. He can rebuild your life—as He did with His disciples—starting today.
— C. P. Hia
He rose! And with Him hope arose, and life and light.
Men said, “Not Christ, but death, died yesternight.”
And joy and truth and all things virtuous
Rose when He rose.
— Anon
God can turn any difficulty into an opportunity.
- http://www.rbc.org/odb/odb.shtml
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