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Sat's thoughts

while i'm longing for the rain to hit sunny Singapore, people elsewhere is wishing it will go away.
philippines, vietnam & laos are basically flooded by the raging typhoons that stormed their way through. and indonesia experienced a massive earthquake all at the same time.

like my friend said, the earth is very sick.

i welcome the rain that cooled off the heat from the past few days and its refreshing but as i browsed the news and read the disasters that hit the above SEA nations, i didn't know what to think.

i now look at the rain differently.

anyway finally a free saturday. met up with joani to browse Salvation Army Thrift store and we left with an unbelievable steal; joani with her fur coats (each at $35!!!!!!) and me 2 books for $2. storewide 30%. God knows me well. I wanted to browse through Borders but trying to save up for my trip and He presented me a much cheaper alternative. He is this real!

then it was lunch and dinner with grandparents and aunt. i love my time with them. i find my 'bali resort' kind of relaxation when i'm in their house. like all stress and frustration gone.

for now, i can't wait to go on my aussie trip. currently fraught with obstacles after obstacles but i'm believing for all things to work out fine. i trust He knows my heart's desires and in His will & time, He will make all things well.

i look out my window. wet ground, red sky and feeling the gentle breeze. thunderstorm and rain tonight?


my wish for the last few days but today will i wish for the same thing?

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