Thursday, February 25, 2010
Sleeping with the enemy
Striving for your time & attention
Monday, September 1, 2008
Mood Swings or called it What in our Thoughts?
So if I could govern my thoughts to think not of the sad, dark or anything that is not happy, despite of the unwelcoming situations, would I remain unaffected and stay happy? I guess it does help to some extent.
A good friend once told me this. When one is put into a really bad situation, instead of panic, the best thing one should be thinking is, what could be the worst situation that you that you could face and then face it boldly. Things are not really as bad as you think. For example, you couldn’t complete the report to be submitted by next week. Instead of worrying, face the situation wisely. Speak to the boss/ lecturer. Well, probably, the worst scenario is to face the music from the boss/ lecturer. Get fired? Probably, not so. Sometimes, we complicate things with our thoughts. Situations could be very simple.
That is, think of what is the worst scenario you could face! When you are come to terms with it, the less affected you would be.
Friday, August 1, 2008
Today, I went to visit my friend, D’s Dad, who has cancer of the pancrease @
Together with my husband, Gerald, we prayed for our friend and his dad, on our long burning afternoon journey by bus. Wonder if Gerald didn’t had his 8th year temperamental car stripped and we probably wouldn’t have to adapt back to public transport.
I guess Gerald was too tired after his shift work and without taking his much needed
rest, immediately joined me for the visitation. Poor boy!
Without hesistation, we took a cab to the hospital. Alas, I am such a spoilt and pampered for good transportation! :p
the span of my years is as nothing before you.
Each man's life is but a breath.”
~ Psalms 39:5
I went back home pondering and then Molly came to my mind. She was a brave lady that I read in a magazine, called vanilla, while waiting for my ear check-up in E&T. I was pretty much dishearten and inward looking at that moment, till I read about Molly, despite of her struggles, braved with much joys… and that inner strength she had, which I couldn’t explain. I concluded that it must be her strength in God.
Through my friend, D and also this wonderwoman, Molly (whom I missed the chance of sending her a comment that I was much encouraged by her attitude towards life), I have learnt some important lessons in life.
3) It’s how you live that counts and not how you die. Everyone dies one day.
4) “Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather, be afraid of the One who can destroy both soul and body in hell.” ~ Matthew 10:28
Death is not so scary when you know who is ultimately in control (God) and where you put your hope in life is important too.
Answer: I must do much more…to show more affection to my parents. To be mindful to thank them of the things they have done for me. Oh, no…I don’t think I will ever be ready to face this. How come? Is it because love can
never be measured up to any quality? But till now, I know that I must not withhold my expression of love to my beloved ones.