How would you approach to life's basic or greatest questions?...

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"If you cannot find a way out, look up!"

This has something to do on how should we approach our life's greatest challenge. Considering that our strength and wisdom is limited, we should not fail to seek for God's abundant grace. He is just right there up above, waiting for you to call unto Him...

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I am back!

This picture isn't really that perfect but I just miss this look so much (this was taken 6 years ago, more or less)... If you have picture that was taken for quite some time already, take pride to post it here...

Death is inevitable. We will all pass through this stage though at different time. It is an appointment with God...for us to face judgment. There are death that is mourned by the whole world while others just simply passed away silently... 

For celebrities and other  famous individuals, they usually get the publicity that they weren't able to witness anymore-simply because they're dead. 

As for the former Apple chief executive Steve Jobs, he passed away yesterday after his 56 years of existence. This made me realize that wealth cannot stop the unstoppable... Steve's death is a great loss for the techie world of Apple. his ingenuity will surely be missed. But life's like that- death is beyond anyone's control... Steve is survived by his wife, Laurene with whom he had three children. he also had  a daughter with another woman prior to his marriage. No words can totally comfort the bereaved family of Steve. But his legacy will remain forever, specially for his Apple Family whom he was the co-founder. 

Farewell, Sir Steve Jobs!

31 Whoever oppresses the poor shows contempt for their Maker, but whoever is kind to the needy honors God.

When was the last time that you extended your arms for our less-fortunate brothers? Or how do you reacted when a street child approaches you begging for alms? I do not know your answer to these questions but one thing is for sure. God sees everything that we do to our unfortunate brethren. We cannot deny the fact that in some point of our lives, in a given situation, we tend to discriminate the people that we met everyday.We either look down or look up to the person. Sad, but it's true. Even myself sometimes, I simply ignore those street kids who tries to beg for food. Sometimes also I gave but most of the time I refuses. I rationalize the situation thinking that if I kept on giving them, they will become too dependent and will no longer find ways to earn a living... But how can people like them be get employed nowadays? That's one thing that I failed to consider. We cannot just simply blame them for being so dependent with other people because they are left with no choice.
Next time you meet beggars on the street consider this: Do not count what you have given, but rather, think of the countless blessings that you have received and be happy to share them with those incapable of having such.

Happy Word Filled Wednesday

Are you familiar with that nursery rhyme about a dog named Bingo?

 

There's another Bingo that is equally popular with the song only that this is a game. One of the things that would really caught my attention every time I have my grocery done at two of the big department stores here in our locality is the sound of the Bingo announcer who would shout from the top of his voice every time there is already a Bingo winner. I wonder if how a winner could be determine easily on games done at the bingo sites. Does it has an announcer too? Well, I doubt it. I haven't tried playing Bingo and I do not know how is it done. Better not to learn anything about it otherwise, I might get hooked to it. 

 

I'd rather sing B-I-N-G-O and Bingo was the name o! Lol! 

My day today was filled with gifts and surprises. This is one of the advantages that a teacher could get during Teacher's Day.I received a magic mug, a sign pen, a fan, a meal ticket for free lunch, and a cup cake! 

Not only that, I also received this award from Ate Grace:

 Cute, isn't it?

Anyway, to all my co-teachers out there, let us continue to make a difference!

Let us also live with this year's theme: "Teachers for Gender Equality".