I’ve always
wanted to do a countdown, but one way or another I was consistently failing in
starting one. Now, this is the right time because it’s September 1st
and it is exactly 6 months away till I celebrate my 31st birthday.
Few things to
ponder with this risky final stretch until I’ll be kicked-out of the calendar are
1) I’ll be sharing a daily snippet about myself which I was actually be putting
with this hash tag #31st that
has started on twitter 2) I may fail to post a daily entry with the same hash
tag but if and only if, I will make up for days to make sure I will end up with
181 posts (still). Please understand that I am a busy bee trying to squeeze
everything in a short 24 hours per day.
I am not ashamed
to admit that I’m 30 years old now
and in a few months’ time, another year will be added making me fall off from
the days in the calendar. Shoot! Freaking 31 years of existence and I still feel
like I’m stuck in my 20’s, seriously I’m honestly admitting what I’m actually
feeling.
What the
world has come into that I am thinking of doing a countdown? None, of course
and the world is just spinning on its axis and it is not blameworthy. It all
happened when I was listening to what the pastor was saying earlier. Just a
little background about me, my parents has different religion but it never
became an issue. Dad was a Christian, while Mom is a Catholic. Today was the
first Sunday and it was quite a big gathering so we attended the service. We
were so overwhelmed of the warm welcome. My Mom couldn’t be any happier because
since they found out that my Dad has the Big C, they never failed to support us
until the day we brought him to his resting place.
It all
started with the lesson I learned from the Bible study yesterday and what the Pastor
said earlier.
If we want to
know someone, how do we do that? It’s the same on how we want to know Christ
more.
We introduce
our self to the person and instant communication | Talk to the person who know
him/her and talk about him/her to others | Always find time to talk to him/her
once you get to know him/her
These are all
similar in what we do in our Christian life, right? Communication is essential
for us to sustain the bond that we are trying to make. Once this has been
established, constant messaging will definitely make the connection stronger. We
tell God what we feel, what we want. Same goes to the person we want to know
better, we open up so they will understand our actions better.
Being confrontational
is my greatest frustration in life. It was so, so hard for me to do that
leaving me the sole victim of being a fraidy-cat. Let’s not dwell on that,
shall we? Maybe my Fairy Godmother will soon change me to be the opposite one
on the day of my birthday.
Lessons I have
learned to pinch and punch this first day of the month is: It’s OK not to be
OK. This was actually a book given by a friend to me because he knew
that I need it, or was he stalking me that much on Twitter to see that I twitpic
this sometime last month? Lol. It was so sweet of him that he thought that I actually
need and get to read it before my sanity diminishes soon enough. Anyhow, I’m
kidding despite I am that grateful of his thoughtfulness. Nakaka-taba ng puso! Salamat ng marami kaibigan.
Another one
is: Trust the PROVIDER not the Provision. This month has officially begun and I
all lift it to HiM. My worries, fears, anxiety, and pain – I’m giving it all to
You, Lord. Forgiveness is hard if we will not let God do His works for us.
I have 181 days to write, 25 weeks and 6 days
to be specific | 4,344 hours to spend wisely with the people I love and
care about | 15,638,400 seconds to make the most out of it each second.
PS:
Tomorrow, I'll be back on my regular programming after reuniting with needles again (for the nth time, tsk!) yesterday.
PS:
Tomorrow, I'll be back on my regular programming after reuniting with needles again (for the nth time, tsk!) yesterday.
*Entry for September 1 | 180 days to go*
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