ms sharon: "so... you guys have a Juris test this wednesday, right?"

All

Ya. *groan*

Ms Sharon

Isn't that exciting? *grins*

All

Har~~~ (being one with a dense mind, i really couldn't tell if she was serious)

Ms Sharon

And there's even better news - I'm marking your paper. *grins*

All

HAR~~~~ (we recall the 52%'s and 53% 's we got for the last essay we wrote for her class)

Wilber

Then we'll get 52% again! Traumatized already ah!

Ms Sharon

Oh no, this time you'll realize that the blood of human kindness runs through your lecturer's veins.

Seriously. That's what she said.

I like Ms Sharon. Haha!

Also, I realized that I'm like Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory.

I need a sarcasm sign.

Schedule for September 28 - October 3

Sept 28
9.00am -  Public International Law (PIL) tutorial
10.00am - Company Law tutorial
12.00 - 1.50pm - Italian class
2.00 - 4.00pm - Company lecture
4.00 - 6.00pm - Oral Skills for Law II
8.15pm - Bible Study

Sept 29
10.00am - PIL lecture
11.00am - Jurisprudence test
12.00pm - Type LSMUN certs & finish nametags
3.30pm - Go to Lee Hishammuddin

Sept 30
11.00am - Equity tutorial
12.00 - 1.50pm - Italian class
2.00 - 4.00pm - Equity lecture
5.15pm - Law Career Convention Marketing meeting

Oct 1
9.00am - 12.00pm - PIL tutorial
12.30pm - PKV + Collect nomination forms for AGM
8.00pm - PJGH Young Adults CG

Oct 2
? - Law Society Model United Nations thingy
8.00pm? - PJGH Youth Drama thingy (Chen Li designed the flyer! Whee!)

Oct 3
8.30am - PJGH
11.15am - Sunday School (I will go this time!)
1.00pm - Balik tunggu makan malam KFC bersama housemates. =D

And work on Banking assignment which will be due the next day.

Baaaa.

i said i don't like mosquitoes.

Not because I don't like them biting me (I don't like also lah actually), but because a mosquito once flew into sis' ear and it buzzed around in her ear for who knows how long.

(So I sleep with my hair over my ears)

Hooi Ping

Owh. Eee.

Jessica

Yer!

Esmond

Actually the mosquito can fly out the other ear what.


Also, I sat beside Wai Yan with the aim of telling her a lame joke and she asked me one instead:

What do you get when you cross an elephant and a fish?

my father’s world.

A couple of years ago I spent two weeks in Switzerland. Switzerland is known for its beautiful mountains. From my hotel room I could see some of these mountains.

One afternoon, as I was enjoying the beautiful view, a scary thought came to me.

I thought: What if?

What if all these mountains aren’t part of God’s world at all? What if this whole world isn’t God’s world at all? What if the whole world is actually the head of a big giant?

What if the grass the cows are eating on the mountain slopes isn’t grass at all, but hair – hair growing out of the head of a big giant?

What if those cows aren’t cows at all but lice living on the head of this big giant?

What if the mountains I’m looking at aren’t mountains at all, but bumps on the head of this giant?

What if some stars had fallen on this giant’s head so that now he has big bumps on it – bumps that are hurting badly?

And what if suddenly a giant hand would appear out of nowhere and start rubbing those bumps?

And what if, by rubbing those bumps, those hands would kill those cows and smash the hotel I’m in and kill everybody inside?

What if, I thought.

But then I thought:

That cannot be, for this is my Father’s world.

I’m not living on a giant’s head. I’m living in a world that God made.

- John Timmer, Once Upon A Time

Then he quoted the oft-neglected hymn:

This is my Father’s world:

Why should my heart be sad?

The Lord is King, let the heaven’s ring!

God reigns: Let the earth be glad.

I like John Timmer and his simplicity.

I picked this story because of Mark 8:17-21:

"Why are you talking about having no bread?

Do you still not see or understand?

Are your hearts hardened?

Do you have eyes but fail to see, and ears but fail to hear?

And don't you remember?

When I broke the five loaves for the five thousand,

how many basketfuls of pieces did you pick up?"   

"Twelve," they replied.

"And when I broke the seven loaves for the four thousand,

how many basketfuls of pieces did you pick up?"

      They answered, "Seven."

He said to them,

"Do you still not understand?"

Do you still not understand?

I like Jesus and His simplicity.

This world is messed up.

I could wish for another world, but that world would be messed up soon too.

We weren’t made to last in this world.

And the world wasn’t made to last.

But as imperfect as this world is,

It is my Father’s world.

That is sufficient.

before i turn in (my earliest in two weeks).

No matter how big our problems are,

Jesus Christ is bigger.

Faith is turning to our mountains

and telling them how big our God is.

The wait may be long,

the inconsistency unbearable,

but our day of rest can, 

and will come.

Based on the story of the leper in Mark 1:40-41 and the story of the father of the demon-possessed boy in Mark 9:21-24.

"Lord, if You are willing, You can make me clean."

"I am willing. Be clean!"

"If You can do anything, take pity on us and help us."

"'If you can?' Everything is possible for him who believes."

"I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief!"

 

I sangat suka itu leper punya story.

I recently took an interest in the story of the desperate father.

"If You are willing"

"If You can"

He is always willing,

and He always can.

It is my unbelief that must give way.

Help me overcome my unbelief.