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Finally! Typing this from my new laptop - dude.. regardless of the fact that it's an Acer Travelmate and that all of e peeps i've raved abt it so far have, oh so tactfully mentioned how fujitsu is better (with the exception of Jean!!! XD).. i love it!

Ok, so ends well the initiation period into uni life. Had a total meltdown in the toilet last wk. So Joyce Meyer's sermon was totally for the now. I think i take things too seriously sometimes. reaction reaction.

God, help me OVERCOME.

I'm pretty excited abt this dhoppers group i just found in NUS, tt holds hip hop classes. It'd be a total outlet for me this sem, now that I've to take Econs as my 5th mod, instead of critical writing or my SS module!!! Xp Alright.. but it's pretty exciting learning something entirely new so.. =d

I agree with La - I love being a student again! And like my cousin said, this is the best time of our lives. Of course, glory to glory - i will LOVE n be PASSIONate abt my career so yea..

Service really revived me. I've to deal with lots of stuff in my life, with God. But it's only through weakness that we learn and are raised up.

Mercy mercy mercy
Oh God
When i turn away
Your presence embraces me
And stops me from hating
myself for what i've become
You say, you love me anyway
And before I can speak
You're there,
your mercy waits
I'm already forgiven.

God is great!

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Anonymous said…
i love my acer too! fujitsu crashes like mad too

-mic
August 26, 2007 at 8:34 AM
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