Today’s a good day, got many things sorted out (: Most urgently is my IS that has to be submitted *gasps* by monday! I’m so glad that the entire journey of having to write it is coming to an end; it was fun at times, you know those crazy discussions and pouring over Mr Brown posts and podcasts… It was hard getting down to writing it but it’s 90% done now and I’m soooo proud of all that I’ve done (: Could it be a rite of passage? I have no idea but I’m happy that I had the opportunity to do this (I bet the some other KI ppl disagree) Yeah, we’ve suffered quite a bit of battering from our peer’s and teachers’ criticism but we still made it through! (:
8 weeks, 8 weeks, 8 weeks… I gotta be focus on the race that lies ahead and do my bestest for it! (:
I’m sooooo proud of my pressie for Kat, hope she likes it! (:
I’m happy for all the friends I’ve got and especially happy when they surprise me when they remember the little things… sometimes I don’t even remember saying or telling them those things! Thanks for remembering me and giving me those nudges of encouragement that push me to go farther and build those extra strands of confidence in what I can do; the little things count for a lot when you put them all together and they’ve played a ginormous role helping me become the person that God meant me to be.
God uses people to help us through; you might not know it but that smile or those kind words mean a lot to someone who might be suffering inside. They might never show it but those caring gestures count for something, we might never know the impact of our actions but let’s continue doing it anyway; what’s another smile to the person you see along the corridor every day but you’ve never spoken to, or asking the girl sitting all by herself in the crowded chapel how she’s doing? You might just be the one to brighten up someone’s day! (:
I had an interesting conversation with a friend yesterday on appreciating the people who do work and get little recognition or appreciation for it. The aunties who clear our plates and bowls at the food court, the cleaners who clear up our messy classrooms after us, the security guards etc… What about smiling at them and chatting them up the next time to find out how they are? They really appreciate it! (: and I’ve got my makeshift librarian friend to prove it
I gotta be brave and overcome this ridiculous pride of mine to do it!
I’m off now, gotta do what I gotta do… I shall overcome! (:
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