January

The month of new beginnings and cherished memories, beckons.


And now let us welcome the New Year
Full of things that have never been. ☼ rmr

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Si Cruiser mukhang gremlin pag naliligo! xD

From a conversation this morning I realized ..

Husbands get used to you. No matter how perfectly happy you are in your relationship. --There will come a time when they will (momentarily?) forget to remind you how desirable you are. Hahaha.

Pretty soon they stop noticing when you dress up extra nicely for them. Pretty soon, boyfriends, stop telling you how pretty you are and soon will notice another attractive girl. Pretty soon they just stop looking at you, period, unless you get a drastic haircut, which they'll hopefully notice when they look up long enough from playing video games. lol. A girlfriend, after a while, also forgets she is with the hottest man and will still giggle when she sees another cute guy. And so you both, one day, just stop dropping odd compliments to each other every now and then like how you used to in the beginning of your relationship. It happens, it's a phase. After some time, you don't see how 'handsome' or how 'beautiful' your partner is anymore, because you (unconsciously) see beyond that.

p.s.

A constant sweet-honest talk of compliments will be a good practice tho. (:

and husbands, you should always spoil your wives so they will always put up with you!! Hahaha =p

Merry Christmas beautiful people!

I hope you're all warm and fuzzy!!!

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It feels so good to say

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I've already received the ultimate gift -Jesus Himself!

My heart is swelling with joy.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY LORD!

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH...

Our walk in this world should not be a constant pressure on our will to LIVE RIGHT.

finding comfort

Pain is usually viewed as an enemy we must avoid at all costs.

This is true for emotional as well as physical hurt. But pain can also be the unwanted tutor that seeks to multiply our strength, expand our wisdom and deepen our compassion. There is, however, one crucial element. Someone must show you that it is not the end of the world. Someone must help you glimpse the purpose for your hurts. Someone must promise you that your tears are never wasted and that, someday, you will overcome and you will rise again --you will laugh again.

Maybe you had it worse. But I've had my own share of trials. I've had days when I tasted depression, regrets, exhaustion, frustration, anger and anxiety. Yet I find that for every valley I pass through, there is a stream of comfort that runs along it.

The secret is to know where to look.

You may be hurting.. weary..

You may have 'lost everything'. Perhaps you are haunted by your past. Or plagued by disappointment. Or gnawed by bitterness.

When you get to it, things have never changed much for thousands of years. Heartache is still heartache no matter when and where you live.

But God doesn't just let us squirm in the dirt. He loves us, comes down to us, and lifts us up.

Yes HE lifts us up, takes us by the hand, and brings us to the well of water.

We just have to open wide our hearts to Him. For it is only the heart that is open that can welcome the comfort it so desperately thirsts for.