Praise You Lord

I want to put aside my insecurities
Take away my pride
Lose all the physical weakness
And praise You, my Saviour, my Guide

I want to sing hallelujah,
Put up my hands and pray
Not because I need a favour ,
But because you are worthy to be praised

I want to love You, Lord,
With so much hunger and thirst
We fall short of so many things
But we can love,
Because you loved us first

Thank you Lord,
For giving us Your Son
By His blood, our sins forgiven,
By His blood, Your will be done.

Still, Fish Leong Swimming in the Ears

Hello.

I'm on the way home from a gathering with my cell group mates, and I am still plugged into Fish Leong. WAH SIAO AH.

I guess it's because I'm getting older, coupled with the fact that the Women's Open is starting soon, and just thinking about running up and down in that all too familiar place, this time with ache-y break-y knees, is a little scary.

So I still have quite a distance to go, I stay in bloody Lakeside now, but the amount of Fish Leong songs in my phone is enough that I do not need to put them on repeat. Yup, that is siao.

This time, I'm gonna be a forward. Yup, the gameplay is going to change for me, after 5 years of running in a triangular manner within the free throw line. It's different, it's new, and I just hope that I won't make any embarrassing mistakes- like I "always do".

This game. I can't believe I'm still in love with this game. And I'm not even good at it. I've always thought I'll probably be better at soccer, except the grass scares me. But well, life has no rewind and this is how far I've come.

Okay, I'm at Jurong East now. I'll leave my only 2 readers with a nice photo.

In a Fish Leong kinda Mood

Ok. I'm currently trapped in the rom-com genre. And worse, I'm hopelessly addicted to a certain Thai rom-com by the name of Yes or No, all thanks to Grace, who introduced that show to me while we were on the ferry to Batam last Saturday.

It's a show about two girls who fall in love with one another, with one obviously being more boyish and the other prettier than your average looking girl. And the obstacles they overcome to be together. Did I tell you there was a part 2? And I've watched it too? In a span of 2 days, I watched both movies. OH GOSH I'M SIAO.

It is really nice and sweet though, and the sad boyfriend who got ditched was really cute, although in Grace's words, he was "boring looking." And then right after, I got myself stuck in that rom-com mood, and I picked up MY SASSY GIRL from my pile of DVDs and rewatched it for the 4th or 5th time. And cried at the same spots, laughed a little more, thought how it was actually better than Yes Or No.

So now I'm trying desperately to look for ATM, the next THAI offering that people say are better than Hello Stranger. With english subtitles.

And at the same time, listening to Fish Leong, and being in a WHY AM I STILL SINGLE!!??? kind of mood.

Fish Leong's songs do not help people who are single at all I tell you. But they're all so nice and memorable. Ahhhh. I am indeed SIAO.

But anyway, it's been awhile since I piled myself with all this schtick. Once in a while, okay la. I guess. And I've come to feel that Asian rom-coms are much nicer than their Western counterparts. Yup, Upside Down you've ruined the romance genre with your massive plot holes.

Now.. where can I get my hands on "You Are The Apple Of My Eye?

The Frustration Of...

Being 26 this year and single.

Thinking too much.

Knowing your muscles and bones arn't what they used to be.

The impending lawsuit.

Having little savings.

Being frustrated.

Keeping things that should be thrown away.

A whole list awaits.

A Paradox.

I hate the fact that I love my job.