Sitting for a 6 hour paper requires a lot of stamina.

It was my worst ever Lit paper since KC lit days. The worst part is where i spent time studying and then i couldn't really apply what i learn because i didn't understand the question. The tragedy of Othello? I think its the tragedy of Literature paper 1. Many of us walked out of the examination venue zonked. We racked our 'poor and unhappy brains', trying to decipher the difference between

1. recognition
2. re-cognition

Of course the chilling president went to sleep while all of us were freviously penning down our 2 cents worth!

Going to check out Central with Sara and Gera later in the evening. Absolutely excited. :)

A few days ago, i met up with Sara for dinner/supper after night study. She was sharing with me her ministry in YFC and her students. We laughed. We thought of solutions. We cogitate about the youth's thinking. We comforted each other. And as she walked me to my bus stop, i felt so warm. It's not often that i'm able to have some conversations unlike in KC. Our friendship has really come a long way and i will ALWAYS remember her first conversation we had

Sara: what did you get for your maths?
Gloria: (can't remember the marks)
Sara: oh.
-First and last conversation of the year. -

For AN ENTIRE YEAR, i sat with her BUT WE NEVER TALKED! She shared with me the gospel like more than 5 times, even argued with her, still she invited me for all her church events!! I even argued with her till she slapped down the phone at me. HAHA. Still, she remained strong in her faith and CONTINUED sharing! And i thank God upon every remembrance of her. I remember how i came to accept Christ. And the number of people who were trying to reach out to me, who were CONSISTENTLY trying to share be it during lunch, or over a phone conversation! I thought about myself. Have i been doing so too? Do i make that effort? The fundamental question: Do i love Him enough to be faithful to go out and share?

Romans 1:16-17.