Joel Jonas Tan Ngee.

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Saturday, April 26, 2008

I think i've been so busy that i forget the little important things in life.

i didn't want to go for cathechism, religious class, today. I felt that it would be better if i dedicate my time out to studying in preparation for my mid-year examinations.

Well, in the end i was forced to go by my Mom. But i guess it turned out fine. It was a really great time to distress and stuff like that. We played games at the start, and than back to the class room where the game was related to how we live our life.

After that, there was this charades game on how to describe the ten commandments and stuff. It worked i guess, cause the whole thing pretty got into my head. It's true, class is getting better and i guess i can relate to some things the cathechist, the teacher, talks about. Haha, and the chocolates, gummies and potato chips are the little motivation that makes the lessons more fun, rofl.

Anyhow, i think i have a great Youth Assistant Cathechist, Audrey(despite putting many "un-glam?" pictures of her in the grad night video). She tried to pull me in to the St. Annes Life Team also known as (SALT) but i couldn't keep up with the meetings because of my schedule. Maybe i'll join it after confirmation camp and reschedule my schedule.

The Cathechist (teacher), Ju-lyn, is really great as well, she tries her best to make the lesson as interesting, fun and interactive as possible, and i thank her for that.

Audrey said she would pray for me to do well in my examinations.

Other people are praying for me, yet i havn't been praying for myself.

Sometimes, all you need is a little faith.

I went to church after Cathechism class. Another priest came to celebrate the mass today. He shared his homily about how he visited this village and how he prayed for someone and himself as well.

The road to fire is broad and the gate is wide,
the other road is narrow and the gate is small.

Sometimes, it's not so easy to take the correct route. But it's never to late to turn back.

Maybe if i pray hard enough, everything will turn out fine.
I just need to have a little faith.

Soul.