It may look as if it is a very easy and small job to others
but at least to me, i'm very much stretched and tested.
Four days may seem short,
but the things and experiences is that much.
Two weeks before been start busying, and coping and coping.
Saw how realistic people can be.
How people react when they stressed out.
How people judge without being in one's shoes.
How people live for their own sake.
How people have to move on, even at times where all the discouragements and criticisms come strike and smack right at your face.
Learnt alot, most of all, experienced the real world.
Despite all these
the tiredness, pekchekness, and discouragements
I thank God for the supports and cares.
For the least of people who understand us
Feeling a little comfort, at least, knowing there are actually people who stand behind us.=]
Once junior now senior.
Experienced what is it called to be "junior"
And really do not wish we ourself
to treat them like how we're treated.
Keep on reminding myself
for a heart of sincerity and heart of service.
Trying hard to be of a good one
yet defeated at the feet of those who misunderstood us.
Four days through
I reflected back my time of orientation
From the time where most of us have not know each other
Amazed at how God brought us together
Amazed at His work through people
Amazed, totally amazed at how friends are now a part of our family.
One year gone.
Unspeakable gratitude.
Half year more.
Hope the changes to come are for the better.
Hope that in the constant environment
people's heart are still transforming through our testimony.=]
