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yeah.. i am in the mood for writing. it's year end. even though i don't suffer the dragging-my-feet-to-office syndrome, or the why-is-it-monday-again sickness, but still.. i am experiencing the feel-like-pampering-myself symptom.

i suppose that's what you feel when it's year end sometimes.

but well.. for some reasons.. i do feel like writing.

by the way.. i guess i have broken my own post record this year. never had we gotten so many posts in one year time. it reflects the goodness and happening-ness (no such word in actual) of 2009.

all in all.. God has really provided.. true to the verse that I got for this year. the verse that is now still hanging on top of this blog.
all in all.. I have tried to initiate good gesture now and then.. not enough but.. well.. this selfish guy is trying. next year gotta be better.

all in all.. I've learned to acknowledge the fact that I am just a flawed man, I have neither the right nor the time to spend on judging others. Learned.. not perfectly practiced yet ^^

and today.. I was reminded by God that.. He is sovereign.
He decides how and when to bless us. No amount of prayer, fasting, and bible reading could earn us the sovereignty to have it our way.
He allows us to use His authority, but not to overtake.

So.. even though many things go wrong today,
i will still praise my God.. for He is Great!

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