I just realized that God teaches you big life lessons through little things. Big lessons like patience and perseverance through things as ordinary as encoding vl's (vacation leaves) and sl's (sick leaves).
Maybe because those little things are the easiest to ignore and to set aside, that you need to squint a bit to see its importance. And once you've learned how to squint and carefully examine small life events, it has the capacity to shape you into a better person.
Amazing how God engineered life, integrating those lessons as an everyday stuff. Events that almost amount to nothing even things that we consider as ordinary. Designing it in a manner in which those who do not know Him will eventually miss the opportunity to learn. Those who ignores Him will have to repeat the events that they used to set aside. Those who knows Him will eventually see things in His own light and those who believes in Him will have the courage to follow the signs.
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Nasa MRT ako habang sinusulat to' gamit yung handy dandy notebook ko. Kaya gusto ko laging nag dadala ng notebook kasi inspiration can strike anywhere kahit pa sa siksikang lugar tulad ng MRT. :)
kalupulan ng mga blog na minsan ay hindi naman maintindihan.
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2009
age
alejandro
Almighty
anger
aspire
bapbap
berso sa metro
better together
Birthday
boyce avenue
breathe
care
Cebu
certainty
cheer
closing cycles
cold
commercial
cute song
Daddy
daniel
darkness
david foster wallace
destiny
distance
dream
Einstein
evil
fabian
failing
family
fate
forgive
friend
Gemino H. Abad
GOD
Golden boy
good times
heart
hello
home
honor
HR
humility
i never thought i could
I Teach My Child
If it kills me
jack johnson
jason mraz
Jesus
joseph gordon levitt
june
Kuya
learn
lessons
letting go
life
Lord
Lorenzo Atienza
love
LRT2
luck
martir
memo
memories
mistakes
MRT
multiply
ondoy
patience
paulo coelho
promise
PS i love you
puppy love
rain
reality check
rest
smile
special halo-halo
spi
stephen king
stop and stare
stress
survive
tambourine
taxi
tyranny
v.mapa
valentines
Vday
Viktor Frankl
virtue
waiting
water
words
work
write
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