*Sounds people make while doing wushu*

Things that i feel like doing:

1) Strangle you
2) Whack you with a broom stick
3) Shave your head bald
4) Pluck off your leg hair until you cry
5) Scratch you with a comb replaced with needles
6) Gorge out your eyeballs
7) Kick you


Haha. Meet the sadistic side of wawnie.

Nah, i was just joking. Hee.
I do wonder though, who are those secret readers of blogs. I may be one of them, i think.. (again)

Oh well. Feeling rather lousy with what happened yesterday, no not at mr lim's birthday thingy, but some stuffies after i headed back to church. Shan't elaborate, sigh.

If only you knew, hmm, or maybe you already do.
If only i knew.

Finally ate the green apple my mom left in my bag for ages, ate it in this really nice aunty's taxi. I think she may be a christian, woot! From the way she spoke and all, the selfless way thing, and the friendliness etc.

*Wawnie jumps off her seat in shock when there was a loud booming sound from under her block*

It really made me think, whether what we are doing actually portrays ourselves to be Christ-like and all. It's not about the knowing, but about the image. Yes, as the theory goes, 'it's not about the outside but what's on the inside'. But, i really do believe that for this, its what's on the outside (the things that you do, the way you portray yourself) that brings out what's on the inside. See the link?? People don't care whether you claim to be a christian or not, they care more about the impressions that you leave them. Why? Because they know that the thing that really makes the difference is the way you behave, your attitude, your character etc. Even the way you speak makes a difference.

Come to think of it, using the word: 'wa lao' is also a way of cursing. You don't hear people like Pastor Mark, Aunty Aye Lan, Hosea etc saying it. Really, that makes the difference. I understand so much about how hard it is to refrain from certain words, especially when one has been using them for so long. But really, with God, nothing is impossible. See? I've stopped using the 'Oh my Gosh's. Ain't that a living testimony? Woot!

New mission: To refrain from using 'wa lao', 'wa liao', 'wa... (whatever you can think to put here)'

I believe so so much, that people WILL see the difference! Argh! I'm so excited! Waha.

Shall skip away to study Social Studies: Diplamacy and Deterrence. Ack.

*Wawnie tries to skip away, but trips over a twig. Hmm*