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Thursday, March 19, 2009, 10:57 PM
Hey people!
Ok, im here to blog again.
I've decided, Im gonna try to post
as much as i can. (:
But well, i always say things like tt.
So yea, u cant really take my word
for it.
Anw, today was alright.
Went to tiong to have lunch at Ajisen.
The ramen there is nice. :D
So then took a cab to Great World.
Had no choice but to watch Race to
Witch Mountain again cuz my bro wanted
to watch it.
So yea, but it isnt as bad as u think it is.
I wasnt all bored and stuff.
Atleast i had popcorn. ;D
So then aft the movie, went to Zara 1st.
There was this super nice T-shirt and
it was $39.90 which is kinda alright for
Zara standard but too bad didnt have much
time so i couldnt buy it in the end. D:
Ok, so then went to Starbucks for a drink.
Bought a tall Caramel Frappucino as usual.
Come to think of it, today was very much
like ysd - the caramel frappucino, the movie.
Right, so aft tt, went for dinner at the
food court.
And guess wad? I had Pepper Lunch and ate
exactly the same thing as ysd.
Coincidence? I dun think so.
Oh but the only diff was, my bro spilled
the soup on my bag. D:
I was like so pissed a him.
But thank goodness it was only a lil bit.
Ok, but yea, atleast i still enjoyed the
food in the end.
So aft tt went home and turned on the TV
to watch American Idol. (:
Since i having nothing more to say,
Im gonna end here.
BYE! ;D
Let each esteem others better than himself. Let each of you look out not only for his own interests, but also for the interests of others.
— Philippians 2:3-4
Jason Ray was a ray of joy on the University of North Carolina campus in Chapel Hill. He performed as Rameses (the school mascot) for 3 years, hauling his giant ram’s head costume to sporting events one day and children’s hospitals the next. Then, in March 2007, while with his team for a basketball tournament, Jason was struck by a car. His family watched and waited at the hospital, but the 21-year-old succumbed to his injuries and died.
His story doesn’t end there, however. Jason had filed paperwork two years earlier to donate organs and tissue upon his death—and that act of concern saved the lives of four people and helped dozens of others. A young man in the prime of his life, with everything to live for, was concerned for the well-being of others and acted on that concern. Those individuals who were helped, as well as their families, are deeply grateful for this young man who thought of others.
Jason’s act echoes the heart of Paul’s words in Philippians 2, as he called believers to look beyond themselves and their own interests, and to look to the interests of others. A heart that turns outward to others will be a healthy heart indeed.
—
Bill CrowderLove thyself last. Look near, behold thy dutyTo those who walk beside thee down life’s road.Make glad their days by little acts of beautyAnd help them bear the burden of earth’s load.
— Wilcox
Looking to the needs of others honors Christ
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