Thursday, June 30, 2005
-9:34 pm
I find myself yearning for saturday to arrive. To go to church, to see my awesome passion min friends, to lose myself in worship, to sit at the feet of Jesus and listen to His word. To have cell, bond, pray, learn. Saturday is my ultimately favourite day, no doubt about it.
I'll be going for some blog-making workshop this saturday in preparation for my chinese PT. And get this- it's going to conducted in chinese! Acks! Can you imagine? "好,我们现在要把汉字输入电脑里..." I'll probably go away more confused and none the wiser about HTML and cyberspace than when I arrived at that place. But still, at least I try.
Going shopping with Mother tomorrow evening. We're going to Tangs! If not for the great singapore sale, I'll never get to buy clothes from that place. It's upmarket and expensive, targeted at all those expatriate wives and tai-tais/ socialites who have lots of mula to blow. Prada/chanel handbags and versace dresses, jewel-encrusted heels and so on... The CEO must earn a lot of money. And that's an understatement.
Well, it's hard to quench that shopaholic in me when it rears its ugly head (think jekyl and hyde) under these circumstances. Ask people who've been out with me, including times when it wasn't even meant to be a shopping trip. Just let me walk past an earring/ accessories shop and your afternoon can be considered gone. I'm even worse than my mom. Still, I shall try to practise some self-restraint and resist the temptation to buy down the whole place. (As if I have the money.) Hm, I sound sarcastic. Remember, thou shall not covet. Worldly possessions are fleeting, vulnerable to moths and mould while there are other everlasting things worth working for in life. For what is seem is temporary, and what is unseen is eternal.
God's word never fails (;
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Wednesday, June 29, 2005
-9:36 pm
I wonder. I always sound so fake in my posts. I don't know why. Somehow I just can't write exactly how I feel. Maybe because sometimes, my feelings are really... unpleasant to read about. This self-censorship thing is something I would like to get rid of. The good, the bad and the ugly will be narrated as they are.
So now I shall lament the state of my back-to-school enthusiasm (or the lack of it). It is exponentially decreasing and it
only happens to be the third day of school. Yucks. I just keep wishing that saturday would come faster. I have just given up on a differentiation assignment about related rates of change and decided to do geog but here I am. Need to sleep soon, my runny nose is signaling me for bed. I'm like a limitless mucus-producing machine. Ok that sounds disgusting. *wrinkles nose* Why can't I produce 4.0 GPAs instead?
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Sunday, June 26, 2005
-3:33 pm
Just finished reading The Mark from the Left Behind series. What a riveting story. How I wish I'm right there with the Trib Force in the action, though I know that I'll think otherwise when I really experience for myself the days of tribulation. Thanks to jordan who lent me the books. Felt rather... empty though boosted in spiritual morale when I finished reading it. It feels like it's back to reality and prepping for school, which I guess I'm not too enthusiatic about. Well, I'm having mixed feelings with regards to going back to school. On one hand, it'll be great to be back with all my friends again and have stuff to work on (which keeps me from being bored despite the irony). But on the other hand I don't really know what's going to come. I guess it feels like apprehension. I'll get over it though. I think I've never been more prepared to go to school with confident knowledge that God's gonna help me than before. Not that everything will be smooth sailing, but at least I know every time I hit a rough patch, God's there to keep me afloat. Like what sis. Chin Inn said when she prayed for me, I'm going to fall sometimes, but it won't be fatal.
Cell last night was really great. Gel was such a blast! It was something like the concentration game, except that we had to come up with animal actions for ourselves. The hilarious parts were how Daniel imitated the penguins from Madagascar ("You did not see anything...."), Ben and his very feminine "miao" completed with a feline paw action (we all giggled ourselves silly over that), and how Daniel did the other actions in a very funny way. Hahaha... we had to struggle to contain our laughter and get on with the game. I ended up doing a silly forfeit, courtesy of Hannah, because I messed up 3 times. I had to hold a pen up high with my hand (think the statue of liberty), look up at it and run around in circles 15 times, then put the pen down on the floor and hop over it. Apparently it was supposed to make me dizzy so that I'll lose my balance and not jump over the pen properly. Well I was glad I could though the whole process was definitely very entertaining to my cell members (:
I was doing glorify. *cringes when I think of the last time I messed up glorify by forgetting the lyrics* I figured that since the conference just ended, people would have many testimonies of how God work in their lives. And it was true, the testimonies were very encouraging, especially the one about how Hannah's brother got saved. It really blessed me because I was also praying very hard with her for her brother and to see God answer our prayers was so powerful.
Then for grow, we worked on new callings with Daniel leading. It was a good time of sharing and discussion. My fav verses were Romans 8:28 and Philippians 3:20. Praying for various prayer requests at the end of cell was a powerful time. It raised our faith and hope in God; prayer generates power! I think our cell bonds best when wer pray together. The rest of cell 5 would definitely agree with me. (Cell fivers, please tag if you second that!)
I'm going to try staying alive when school starts by staying alert, uncompromising together with my cell and the rest of passion ministry. I'm sure I won't be alone (:
"And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another - and all the more as you see the Day approaching." - Hebrews 10:24-25
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Friday, June 24, 2005
-10:41 am
Tuesday night, 7pm Passion serviceArrived at church at 6.30pm, joined in with the rest of the sec 4s to pray for the night's service. I was so excited about ignyte that I hardly did any homework today. Anyways, when the doors opened, we all swarmed in. Being over-enthusiastic, I went with my cell to sit in the second front row of the auditorium. Bad move. We then later realised (a little too late) after worship that it was supposed to be reserved for the adults. Oopsie. *face goes all red* No wonder they were looking at us in a weird way. Anyways, Shuang, Joycelyn and the rest of us ran out to the front to jump for Jesus at the start of the music. Gave it all I've got and wow, the feeling was great. But more importantly, I'm sure it brought a huge smile to God's face to see us sing His praises in that way. It wasn't like a "you go then I'll go" thing. I truly wanted to go out there whether others went or not and show God just how much I love Him.
Worship was an awesome encounter with God. P. Gerald told us to press in, to cry out from the bottom of our hearts that we needed His touch. And I did. I forced my mind away from all distraction and thoughts that were not about God and just focused on reaching out to Him. I pressed in so hard and then I could just feel God's amazing presence descending in that place, right where I was at the altars. It was an awesome presence, so tangible, so peaceful, so loving, like an all-consuming fire and enters my heart with such warmth, melting away all fears, insecurities and weariness. Gosh it was just great. I just felt the need to kneel before the holy presence of my King and I did. It is a posture of worship that showed the total surrender of myself to God. When worship ended, I just felt so... I don't know how you call it. Like you've just stepped out of a dream, feeling light-headed and surreal. I just wanted more of God. I remember singing this song: "Take me deeper, deeper in love with You. Jesus hold me close in Your embrace.." in a way I've never done before. I didn't just sing it from the bottom of my heart; I cried out to God just yearning to get a touch of Him, wanting to fall deeper and deeper in love with Him. Ah... so beautiful is His love. Beyond the outpouring of emotions I experienced, it was that signature touch of God's love that consumed me... Amazing doesn't even begin to describe how it felt like.
Anyways the sermon P. Gerald preached was really radical and got me thinking about our youth generation. Dealing with the spirits behind the sins of this depraved and crooked generation. Indeed I could see how the enemy is wreaking havoc in the young people today. We were called to repent and pray against those spirits for our peers. Divine confrontation. We're fighting a spiritual war much like the one Elijah fought against Baal. Either you're prepared as an strong soldier with your allegiance for God clear, or you will be destroyed when the war is fought. A powerful message that rocked the entire ministry. I went home spiritually charged, never more ready to fight a war, sensing the urgency of the situation and knowing that God has called our ministry to arise and war for Him. God is going to use us mightily for His purposes.
Wednesday 15th June, Day 1 of IGNYTEP. Darick spoke about catching the shepherd's heart for the lost. And how we can nurture others, the difference one can make to turn a new salvation into a strong believer and not just commiting spiritual abortion. We're called to be leaders in the ministry and so we were annointed with oil and prayed for by the adults. Love (for God, for others), power (our power source is God alone so we'll never run dry) and self-discipline (being focused on our assignment to bring up SBs). We played team-building games during the afternoon in different groups. My group was group E and we came up with some really lame cheer that had sis elaine conducting us like in an orchestra, with us singing "Eeee...." Haha that was definitely memorable. One particularly difficult game was the one where everyone in the group was blindfolded, scattered around the chapel and an appointed leader was supposed to gather them and lead them out on a trail around the church. Guess what. Sis Elaine made me leader and the job was reeeeeeeeally tough. I didn't know what could get my group to move and then sis elaine said try that song (the blue danube) that we were singing earlier as a possible cheer. So I did and it worked. Too well. My group was gathered together but they refused to move out of the chapel! Remember germ waving her hands around and accidently slapping me in my head. Ouch. Yea so I sang and sang in an extremely out of tune way because I was losing my voice and I couldn't reach the high notes. Apologies to all those who were subjected to my awful voice. Now I bet all the SPs know that I can't sing! Ah... *cringes and wants to hide my face* And bro. Zhichao kept imitating me (it was easy cos anyone can sing off tune). Pooh. And to think that someone thought I was Yvette. Haha. I managed to lead everyone back to the chapel, with the help of Jeanette who was un-blindfolded to help me because I obviously wasn't coping very well. Justin had the knack of being lost or left behind.
P. Gerald's ending words were about servanthood. About how we as leaders should first learn how to serve our adults and pastors. And I found that true, that it was a lacking attitude that I must learn to adopt and practice. For Jesus did not come to lead but to serve.
Thursday 16th June, Day 2 of IGNYTEI realised that day before that I was to lead a group with Zhihe. Came to church in sandals and berms and then realised that we had morning devotion. Poof. So I went to change into jeans and shoes. The burning bush experience. I really want what Moses went through, that intimate encounter with God. The fire of God that refines, consumes and burns away all that "oogleh" stuff, or in proper english, ugly impurities. Sandra and I couldn't stop laughing about the way P.Da said "oogleh"! Hahahahaha (: The games were fun but tiring. Trying to rah-rah my group was tough cos everyone was quite dead. Thanks for Brenda Er though, she's so cute! Haha (: Our group cheer was some chinese new year song thing. We went "tong tong chiang" with funny hand actions. The only connection was the firecrackers and ignyte. It's amazing how we thought of it.
Concert was rocking! The band was fabulous, the music was great but more importantly, God was in da house! Forgot to bring my flashy-light pen thinghy but nice Charles lent me his cos he was dancing. And did I mention that he can really dance? Haha. Brought rayner. He didn't accept Christ but I could tell he experienced God in some way. Talked to him on the bus home and realised that he actually has started to believe in Christ, but is not willing to commit because he thinks it's too late- he already believes too much in himself. Oh well. Will keep praying. It all ended at almost 10 and I went home feeling very tired. Fell right asleep when my head hit the pillow.
Friday 17th June, Day 3 of IGNYTEThe last day of the conference. Was feeling sleepy but the workshops were great. Apocalypse made me realise the urgency of reaching out to others. I don't want anyone I love or know to be standing at the Great White Throne Judgement and saying "Why didn't you tell me the truth, about Jesus?" By then it would all be too late. It's the end times and truly there are flashes of familiar events happening today that can be found in the Bible regarding the Rapture. Kinda cool huh?
Was terribly sleepy during believe it or not- fact or fiction. But I managed to pull through somehow. Hannah was nodding off beside me and I'm telling you, sleepiness is very contagious. Was fascinated at how Dan Brown weaved all that rubbish into a bestseller novel- the Da Vinci Code- that was purely fiction, not facts. What a heresy. At least I know I'll definitely not see him in heaven (:
Was serving for the concert and I was paired with Sandra to take the right block of seats. We had so much fun jumping around and praising God, at the same time serving as well. Jerry Ong came- again! And his testimony was powerful. Concert ended was a blast and the last part was just explosive. I jumped and jumped until my sides ached. And even after P.Da wanted to dismiss us, we were still screaming for more. I could tell the band wanted to oblige but oh well, it was really getting late. Stayed back to clear up the auditorium. Only then did I realise that I was really really tired. But I've never felt better (:
PS: God ROCKS! One way!
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Thursday, June 23, 2005
-1:06 pm
bleargh. I feel really sleepy. And I haven't even done any work for today! It's just that lethargy creeping up on me slowly... Must have been eating too much haagen daz ice cream (courtesy of my bro's $10 voucher) and my grandma's fabulous fried rice. Eeps. Needa go jogging this evening. Jog off all that unexpended energy. Yesterday wasn't all that fun. We went to lido at 4.15pm and realised that Madagascar for 4.30 was all sold out! When brandon, william, sandra and her bro came along, I felt sooooooooooooo bad about it, having them come down all the way and realising that the tickets were sold out. I just wanted to crawl into a hole and disappear. Poof. And brandon got really mad about it (Brandon, I'm so terribly sorry). Kinda scary to seeing him that angry, maybe cos I've never incurred his wrath before so it was quite new to me. They ended up watching Mr. and Mrs. Smith, which was just as well because I didn't think Madagascar was all that great though the "I like ta move it move it" song was hilarious. It didn't help that the next Madagascar show was at 6.15pm. My brothers refused to leave the place without watching that movie. So we (my bros, dad and I) ended up waiting for 2 hrs, just eating and hanging out at scotts (while I furiously read The Indwelling of the Left Behind series). I'd rather be at the church prayer meeting actually. But yea I guess spending time with my family was more important considering we don't really have the time to go out together that often. And I can't believe my dad feel asleep during the movie. Ok, maybe that shows that it didn't manage to hold his attention all that well.
I can literally feel my metabolism (and my brain functions) slowing down right now. I think I really need a nap.
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Tuesday, June 21, 2005
-7:53 pm
If something is burning, it is on fire. And BOY AM I ON FIRE FOR GOD! IGNYTE the conference was great, explosive, amazing and just totally indescribibly fabulous! God's awesome presence was sooooo strong there. Could just feel His tangible touch. And I'm so grateful for His mighty visitation, ministry and healing. Those four days totally changed my perspective on a lot of things. This spiritual retreat and fasting from TV, internet and everything else enabled that kind of focused atmosphere for God to work. It's true- you don't need to get out of Singapore just to experience that kind of youth camp passion. Guess why camps have always been so successful is because we're cut off from all distractions; during camp, it's just you, me and God. We ate, thought, drank and dreamt God. That's why we were able to receive so much.
With the conference over, it's like play time's over for me. Back to all that brain-numbing homework. >.< Haha but I'm so determined to have a good break before school starts next week. (!!! It's NEXT WEEK!) Went to macs to study with some of my section pple on monday (brandon, william, hannah, sandra, jon). We ended up moving to the meeting place in church cos macs was too cold and we needed to pray for Ivan's grandma. Well, I guess the study session wasn't as productive as I hoped for it to be- I think we talked more than we studied. But it was fun. I love spending time with those people. Cracking lame jokes and laughing ourselves silly. We noticed a pastor fishing with a fishing rod in the church pond, which is a really weird thing to do, and went over to find out. Apparently he was removing the unwanted tilapias which people threw in. Then brandon went along and tried to fish too (it was hilarious!). Haha (: At about 6pm, when it was only hannah, sandra, brandon and I left, we totally digressed to talk about a different topic all together and decided to abandon our homework. Because of a promise we made, I shan't reveal what we talked about but let's just say that it was revealing and enlightening (and probably shocking too for a particular person *knowing grin*). And while we were walking to the bus stop to go home, we met pastor darick who honked at us while driving past in his car. He must have been on his way to pick up kimberly. Pastor Darick totally rocks! I just like him so much, his benign countenance and wicked sense of humour are very endearing traits. Haha... And I love the "Nero" song which he sang in a squeaky voice!
"Nero's watching video,
while Rome begins to burn.
He was wearing roller skates
so he can quickly turn..."
Or something to that effect if I'm not wrong...
Going to watch Madagascar with my dad and bros later. We're going to "coincidentally" meet Sandra, William and probably Brandon there! Haha (: Gtg and finish off some work before I go...
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Tuesday, June 14, 2005
-11:50 am
Reading The Handmaid's Tale for Lit. It's really one depressing book- a little bit of sci-fi, a little bit of history etc. I just get this sick feeling in my stomach every time I read it. Nauseating. The protagonist tells of her story in a very mechanical way, though there's so much emotions swirling around the setting. Gives me the creeps. Don't wanna read it... want to read left behind instead!
ONE MORE DAY TILL IGNYTE!!! I'm just praying that this conference will re-ignite the burning passion for God within me. Honestly, I need a refuelling since the last youth camp in december. I'm sure this conference will be a history-making one. We're going to pray the house down as a ministry in these days leading up to the conference (S. A. Tan, you watch out! ha!) and I believe God will really do a deep work in us. But, it's kinda hard that my dad doesn't support what the church is doing. He's always criticizing this and that. Argh. Now he's scolding me about how I'm going for service tonight then tmr is the start of the 9am-9pm conference and how I'm setting myself up for trouble and blah blah. Can't stand it! Just feel like shutting my ears to it. Trust me please! That I'll have the responsibility and common sense to finish my work before I go. That I really need this. That I'm not a... ok. Nvm, ranting about this in cyberspace is not going to help. Michelle, remember, patience, love, understanding. He's concerned; that's why he's doing this. But I would really appreciate some freedom and faith in me that I'll be ok. *frustrated and tired look*
That reminds me, gotta go call the friends I've invited for the conference. But first, I'll go pray...
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Wednesday, June 08, 2005
-4:05 pm
Hillsong United - Home
Into Your courts I run with praises
Flowing from my heart
Every day I wake I sing Your song
It's the anthem of my life
I want to spend my days
In Your presence, Lord
Bowed before Your throne
In the house of God
Is where I find my peace
It's where I find my
Home is heaven
One day Lord, I will live
In Your courts, You'll find me
In worship at Your feet
Hide me now
In the shadow of Your wings
Where I will be
Where I will be
Your love is all I need
So desperately I have sought Your face
I know You hear my every cry
And petition that I make
Jesus, oh You are my treasure
Jesus, oh You are my treasure
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Tuesday, June 07, 2005
-6:58 pm
lalala. finally got that cbox to work. char I need your url again! forgot... sorry *blushes* Just had my geog PT group over to do work. Well we didn't manage to finish it but it was rather fun. We totally just sidetracked at the end and started playing the guitars I had in my room. Heh... Wells I'm really pooped so I'm going off to watch some brain-mushing TV! Ha!
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Sunday, June 05, 2005
-4:52 pm
trying to change my tagboard to a cbox. though i've already taken down the tagboard HTML code from the template and replaced it with the cbox's... it'll take about 2 months for my account to close down! Sigh. guess u guys can just post comments or something while that I wait out the 2 months. what a lousy system. hmph.
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Saturday, June 04, 2005
-1:00 pm
I'm feeling randomly lazy. Yes. L.A.Z.Y. I'm supposed to be doing my chem PT and trigo assignment 3 but somehow I just can't get down to it! Ah... procrastination. And I've gotta take a rest before I go to church later. Random musings: peace conferences may not always work out you know. Sigh. It's awkward when you suddenly want to talk to someone you were really close with like a month ago but kinda stopped communicating because of something (or rather you avoided that person because you just didn't want to think about it). But then, we shldn't let sleeping dogs lie. Or let hurts/ miscommunication fester. So clear the air! And then everyone can get on with their lives. Haha. Sarcasm sarcasm. Michelle, when can you learn to stop making a mountain out of a molehill?
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Thursday, June 02, 2005
-4:35 pm
ah... just finished TWO maths assignments on differentiation! Whoohoo! Didn't know I could do it and survive. Haha... getting the second derivative was sooo tedious! Yep. And now I'm trying to decide whether I should go for a swim. I
still haven't finished my trigo assignment 3 on graphs though *eeps*. Nvm shall do that tmr. I'm really slacking today. Except for the afternoon of math (about 3 hours?). I suddenly feel this urge to go to town! To catch a movie and just randomly shop. Bought 3 pairs of earrings on tuesday for just $5 bucks at pasir ris mall (or whatever you call it- the shopping centre right outside the mrt station). There was this stall (called HELEN i think) selling such gorgeous earrings for (more than) reasonable prices! OOh! And I totally went crazy. Couldn't resist it. 've got a fetish for earrings. We were waiting for the last person to come anyways. So this whole group of about 6 of us descended upon the stall like hungry fashion vultures... there were rings, necklaces and earrings! A pair of earrings cost about $2. I bought this dangly pair with this christian fish symbol (you know the one that came from the story of Jesus feeding the thousands?) engraved in baby blue colour in a silver rectangle! Soooo nice! Ok I shall stop squealing about it. Yup. Wanna go out with some friends but it seems everyone's so busy with school and cynthia's out of town :( oh wells. I'll entertain myself! Somehow... Daddy says I should go have a rest. But I feel too hyper to! Ok maybe I shld go lie down for a while.
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-1:11 pm
Anyone interested to join this awesome conference? It's going to be A BLAST! Drop me a note and I'll contact you with the details.
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-12:29 pm
the indescribible beauty of a simple tioman sunset (march 2005). created with love from God.
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Wednesday, June 01, 2005
-8:43 pm
realised that I'm blogging rather infrequently now though it's finally the HOLS! most of my cynical sch friends would reply to that with "WHAT hols?". Ok yes, there may be lots and lots to do but still we've got to MAKE time to enjoy ourselves and get rested before term 3 starts. I can practically list down all the stuff we have to get done (yes, and despite the so-called no-holiday-homework rule), just made up of mostly PTs, cleverly disguised as "work given before the holidays so girls, you are given time to finish them at the start of term 3."
Things I have to get done:
1. all my maths assignments
2. chem PT (eeps it's super late)
3. geog PT
4. bio PT
5. chinese PT
6. chinese holiday hw
7. revise semester 1 bio (I did pretty badly for it in the EOIs)
I shall cheong all these by the 2nd week of hols so that I go for ignyte with a peace of mind and playyyyyy for the rest of the hols :)
To counter this, I shall have a fun list of things to do!
1. watch madagascar with my cell
2. go to the beach for the whole day with my family/ friends
3. IGNYTE YOUTH CONFERENCE!! (can't wait! ha!)
4. pack my room (believe me, it's fun. all the junk i find- it's a little like rediscovering myself and my stuff... haha)
5. go on a (window) shopping spree!
6. cook: tiramisu, my signature cupcakes and lor mai kai
7. put together a photo-journal of my tioman trip
8. go swimming (ok looks it like I'm running out of ideas)
I'm trying to plan my hols and have a soft copy of the june calendar in my comp but my printer won't work! Sigh. Anyways, I went for service learning (CIP) at Pet Villa (a shelter for abandoned stray cats and dogs in a very ulu place in pasir ris) yesterday. It was quite an eye opener really, different from what I had expected. The dogs were mostly mongrels- not in very good "condition".There was a really ill dalmatian with open sores and wounds that seemed infected, with flies buzzing around its lame body. It was really a heart-wrenching picture. What was ironic is that just right beside the shelter is a place selling all kinds of pet stuff- a Pets Megamart- and they had puppies up for sale. We saw a lady carrying a new pup she just bought (it was so cute!) and that set us off all squealing at the little pup. But it's really sad to see that people would rather buy new born puppies than adopt dogs which need homes and TLC more than those puppies. We were tasked to help with cleaning the area where the cats are kept. They were definitely more serene than the dogs though the dogs were more... I would say affectionate. It's just that connection I have with dogs- their sad eyes betrayed feelings of hurt from being abandoned by their owners. We (lou, zm and I) were all quite squeamish about washing the cat litter boxes at first (the other more popular option was to sweep the indoor kennels, which was quickly taken up by weiz, neeti and siau rui) but after you get licked by a dozen dogs and splashed by the water from the litter boxes, you don't quite care anymore. I was just glad to be of service, just to be around the cats and dogs :) There was a really cute, plump little jack russell which reminded me of Milo the dog from The Mask. Maybe I'll take pictures of them and upload them here the next time I go over.
Looks like my hols will be pretty busy. But I've got to remind myself: busyness doesn't always mean productivity. Want to make sure that I get a good rest this june- have all the fun I want but make sure I get work done too- and return to school in term 3 all refreshed and fired up! Yea!
Now I just can't wait for IGNYTE. Tried to invite some friends today but no affirmative answer yet so I shall keep praying about it. Am honoured for being invited to join the SPs on the first day. I'm praying that
IGNYTE will really re-ignite that deep burning passion I have for God and FUEL it till everyone around me can
feel da heat! haha (: As it is, I'm currently at day 19 of my purpose-driven life. I'm praying that God will continue to speak to me through that book. It's really a powerful tool for spiritual growth. It's like a summary of all the fundamental truths a Christian should know and principles we should live by. Everyday I read it and I go WOW because it's really enlightening so everybody, go read that book!
To wake up everyday knowing that someone up there loves you, to thank Him for something He has done and to pray that whether or not I get anything done each day, I'll spend time loving Him and loving others because that's what I'm living for...
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