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Thanks
I give thanks
Not only for
What I have
But also for
What I will
Soon come
To find.

I give thanks
For trials
And tribulations
That have to
Be overcome.

I give thanks
For the test
That must
Be passed.

I give thanks
For happiness
And pain.
No matter the
Emotion - I
Give thanks
Just the same.

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Sunday, October 04, 2009

10 days is a relatively long period of time, but it can also be a really short period of time, depending on what's coming up after the 10 days. since last wednesday, i haven't been back to camp. no, i'm not going AWOL or anything, it's just that i was hospitalised and ended up with a wonderful 7-day MC starting Friday. so i had an awesome free week-long break from camp. now i really am dreading going back. i was just getting used to civilian life again and the very thought of having to adjust back to camp life is just depressing.

nevertheless, i guess i shouldn't complain. i guess the heat exhaustion was really a blessing in disguise. i had a 10-day break from camp and it was the most awesome feeling ever. now alas, the time is up and i have to return. i think we should really always thank God for everything that happens to us. sure i could have asked Him, why God, did you allow me to have heat exhaustion and then have to be hospitalised and have them give me IV drips? i think maybe God wanted me to have a break. haha. but i feel so much more refreshed after this week's rest, not just physically but also spiritually as well. despite spending most of the time at home, i managed to do publicity for Livewire's 2nd anniversary, which was a video, invite, poster and powerpoint slides. it was quite a feat and i feel great getting back into ministry work. also, this week coincided with alot of exciting things happening in church: the launch of 3 Life Groups in the Young Adults, and the multiplication to 8 Life Groups in Livewire. it feels so exciting that the church is growing and that i have a role to play in it. i guess the army is not only an intellectual but also a spiritual desert, sapping the life out of you. i dread returning, but unfortunately, i must.

shall end the post here, and i know usually i end by putting lyrics of songs that are stuck in my head for that moment, but i can't think of any song now, but this video is just adorable:

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