Friday, April 13, 2012
Macaronic...
... is a conversation held over the telephone in the wee hours causing a muddle in an unwakened mind.
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The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes.
Me.
He understands the idea of excellence where it is 100% all the time, every time. Yet, faltering and failing to do so. The desire to be everywhere haunts and grips. His alacritous composure doesn't help the circumstances that he is in. Underneath it all, he lacks control and a hint of that lies in his compulsive eating habits of red bean that is becoming his staple. Now, it's red bean mooncake.
Dilbert by Adam Scotts
Blogs
TV black box
Chewing thru' paper
- The optimist: one man's search for the brighter side of life by Laurence Shorter
- Poetry to share your love by Michael Schmidt
- The five love languages for singles by Gary Chapman
- Flickering pixels: How technology shapes your faith by Shane Hipps
- The book thief by Markus Zusak
Click Click
- Working Class Foodies
- Bookstork
- Tua Lobang
- Flea Fly Flo Fun
- Flea-tique
- Grain Edit
- Papire
- My Johari's Window
- Online Movie Database
- Zettwoch's Suitcase
- Tuvie Design
- Yanko Design
- Lego
- View From Here Magazine
- Create Le Voyage
- Dolls
- Geekologie
- Just Whatever
- ieatishootipost
- Singapore Food Blog
- Inspire Me
- New Look
- This Day In History
- Unreasonable Faith
- Tim Challies
- NTU Christian Fellowship
- Journal of Student Ministries
- Mars Hill Church
- Harvest Christian Fellowship
- LSBC Sermon Notes
- Jaggedsmile
- Dilbert by Adam Scotts
- Comic Strip - Perry Bible Fellowship
Ponderings
What's a victorious life?
- What's modern understanding of victorious?
- What's past understanding of victory?
- Biblical characters: Abraham, Moses, Joshua, Jesus, Paul, Peter
- Human history: Hunter-gatherers vs City dwellers, Conquerers, great teachers, leaders.
- What's modern understanding of victorious?
- What's past understanding of victory?
- Biblical characters: Abraham, Moses, Joshua, Jesus, Paul, Peter
- Human history: Hunter-gatherers vs City dwellers, Conquerers, great teachers, leaders.
Blog Archive
Moulding and chiselling
God's plan has a purpose and someday we will see the light.
He ask that we trust Him, walk by faith and not by sight.
Day one of Joy was spent and never can be redeemed.
Oh, that we may live with fevour that righteousness beams.
He ask that we trust Him, walk by faith and not by sight.
Day one of Joy was spent and never can be redeemed.
Oh, that we may live with fevour that righteousness beams.
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