I know I haven't blogged in a while because I've been extremely busy and also didn't want to use the computer too much while my eyes were being healed... but seeing the contents of my last entry (below), I wonder if anyone still reads this :P On perhaps a related note, I commented on Joshua Harris' website/blog the other day/week, checked it about a week ago, but still don't see my comment there :( Nonetheless, here are two good quotes for you to chew/ponder on:
The first one I found in a *seminary* newsletter, you see I have about 3 months or less to decide where I should start my seminaries, so I've been trying to read and research more...
"Life is not just about a career or a calling, but it is the journey to become the person God created each person to be!"
I guess I kinda have 3... cause I tried to find the author of this quote and found some interesting part of the article that's perhaps worth quoting, hehe it should still be less than 10% of the total article and hopefully not infringing on any copyrights...
"Identifying with Christ
David Mwangi graduated with the Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy. When he left Nairobi, Kenya for Toronto, Canada in January 2000, he says he didn't want much out of life--not much except the opportunity to play sports and study the Bible. He started the second leg of his life's journey at *seminary* in September 2000 and by December of that year, was married to a fellow student."
Whoa.. how much God can change a person in one year? :O Hehe, don't worry Seaton, I'm not enrolling in "Bridle College" :P... in fact RJC and those who read my e-mails may know that's one of the reasons that actually turns me off from seminaries for lack of a better way to state it than something which could be misinterpreted to be sexual in itself ("turns off")...
The second one I got from the bottom of an e-mail a co-worker forwarded to me...
Happiness keeps you sweet, Trials keep you strong,
Sorrows keep you human,
failures keeps you humble, Success keeps you glowing,
But only God Keeps
You going!
Monday, September 10, 2007
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