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Volunteered at Focus on the Family today and had fun! Stuck double-sided tape on some material (I actually like cutting and pasting whatnots har har) for a later workshop, found and keyed in some resource descriptions and did some content editing. I also borrowed a No Apologies facilitator's guidebook to refresh my memory as I will be doing a workshop soon. Funnily, the copy passed to me was a raw copy with some edits in my handwriting - it was one I helped edit three years back! Met Miss Lynetto after, and did some sort of Bible Study with Ian over Skype. Here's Ian, my brother-in-law, Mark, and nephew, Ern, at Lower Pierce Reservoir earlier this year when Ian was in Singapore :) - A short something from some time back which I can't remember what for, but would like to share: Thank You for chances to try. And fall. And try again. And yet I am not mocked or judged. I really appreciate You Lord. Thank You.

I just did a numerical ability test for Standard Chartered's International Graduate Programme and whoohoo I failed! -_- I'm not really disappointed in the sense that - I don't really see the reason to get upset because if I can't get in for something, then well, just be practical about it and try something else. The thing I wasn't very happy with was that, see, I had to get all 6 practice questions right before proceeding to the real test. The 6 questions were so easy, I got them all right without much calculation or hesitation. I went ahead to do the real test, confidently. The questions were soooo different - much harder. So, I felt misled. I did about 10 out of 20 questions properly, then chose random answers for the rest in the last 30 seconds! :/ FAIL man! Ohwell. Thank you, brother, for lending me your Mac with Windows because their system didn't support Macs -_- -- To summarise my life for the past month: Getting used to - perspira

Teehee so cute. From Twig & Thistle