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The Word of God:
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she is the one and only
wilEEn. sometimes also goes by the name
wEe.
born on the 27 nov '88. working half heartedly at an org. loves h.y.b. and wants to go to his concert at least once.
likes shopping, esp with ms pearlyn.
8:38 PM
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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i'm BUSY!!! i'm busy with dunno wad. very busy till i skip my meals... busy till i dun drink water. Till i got difficulty speaking of decreased saliva production. Decreasing the chances of spitting saliva when passing report. Morn shift: eating dinner only. Afternoon: Breakfast n some "rubbish" for lunch ravaged from the fridge. Night shift is da best. Night: All meals, including supper! oh wait a min, that's only when there is food bought or cook by my mum. If not, i'll jus find smth frm the fridge again. That's my life basically... SIGH... HUGE SIGH. i really hope my wt will be a decreasing trend, not increasing. cos after skipping meals, i ate my dinner, FULLY. so i think the skipped meals is of no point. Anyway, today... (SIGH) SISTER, the one i'm particular scared of, asked me to present a case on fri, when i'm morn shift. (SIGH). I kinda brought it to myself (zi zao de). Pt on antibiotics, i dunno wad infection, think it can be UTI. but i wasn't very sure. That i go n tell her i not veri sure, n i oso screwed up when i didn't noe much bout his dressings. so i KANNA LAH. have to do research la. esp on the meds. but i dun think she'll ask me much on the meds. NOT SURE LA. However, the special thing is tt when she serve meds with me, n i didn't noe the answer cos it wasn't in the mims *long story* causing me to do the case study, i felt calmer, not that scared anymore, no heart palpitations etc etc. I think it's because of God's word in the morning.A quotation in our church’s Advent devotional guide caused me to rethink my approach to Christmas:“Let us at all costs avoid the temptation to make our Christmas worship a withdrawal from the stress and sorrow of life into a realm of unreal beauty. It was into the real world that Christ came, into the city where there was no room for Him, and into a country where Herod, the murderer of innocents, was king.“He comes to us, not to shield us from the harshness of the world but to give us the courage and strength to bear it; not to snatch us away by some miracle from the conflict of life, but to give us peace—His peace—in our hearts, by which we may be calmly steadfast while the conflict rages, and be able to bring to the torn world the healing that is peace.”When Mary and Joseph presented the infant Jesus to the Lord, Simeon said to them: “Behold, this Child is destined for the fall and rising of many in Israel, and for a sign which will be spoken against (yes, a sword will pierce through your own soul also), that the thoughts of many hearts may be revealed” (Luke 2:34-35).
Christmas is not a retreat from reality but an advance into it alongside the Prince of Peace.Christ did not come to shield us fromThe grief and pain of life;But those who have His peace insideCan thrive within the strife. —SperI felt that i've this peace within me. Thank you God! =)
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