^.^ WonDerfUl Day ^.^


Marcus's hamsters gave birth le! 4 lil'babies! woo! so cool... he only bought for 1wk and now it multiply! hehe... *wonder when will my hamsters give birth leh... hMmz...


We went to Suntec today... i sai-ko him go with me de... hehe... cos i wan go H2O buy cleanser. Just nice they having roadshow now... got some package promo... spent $100+! Actually only plan to spend $50 leh... but i ask mummy pay lar... cos she also need to use. hehe... hope she dun kill me... And i got their VIP card... can collect points. no harm huh. :) I like the smell of the marine thingy they used for their products.


We're suppose to go gym after tat de... then go IKEA area cut hair... but then we lazy lar, and a bit late le so we go cut hair straight.


I wanna share good thingy to u girls. (lolx) The salon is behind IKEA... it's call Lord Of The Scissors... A very professional hair dresser... u'll know it when u see the way he cut ur hair... and he uses 6 pair of scissors! Different cut i think... and the scissors r those very x de... ""-_- and the GOOD NEWS is ... ... *drums rOllz* ... ... all hair cut only $10! ! ! He ask me y my fringe so funny etc... due to my previous cut lo! :S Yar... he's good. No harm trying out lor... $10... super worth it... :D


Had hotdog bread at IKEA... super nice with mustard, chilly & tomato sauceS... yumyum... =)


It's a nice day today isn't it? *wiNks* (>.^)

On Purpose


All things work together for good . . . to those who are the called according to His purpose. —Romans 8:28


When a cowboy applied for an insurance policy, the agent asked, "Have you ever had any accidents?" After a moment's reflection, the applicant responded, "Nope, but a bronc did kick in two of my ribs last summer, and a couple of years ago a rattlesnake bit me on the ankle."


"Wouldn't you call those accidents?" replied the puzzled agent. "Naw," the cowboy said, "they did it on purpose!"


That story reminds me of the biblical truth that there are no accidents in the lives of God's children. In today's Scripture, we read how Joseph interpreted a difficult experience that had seemed like a great calamity. He had been thrown into a pit and then sold as a slave. This was a great test of his faith, and from the human standpoint it appeared to be a tragic case of injustice, not a providential means of blessing. But Joseph later learned that "God meant it for good" (Genesis 50:20).


Are you passing through the deep waters of trial and disappointment? Does everything seem to be going against you? These apparent misfortunes are not accidents. The Lord allows such things for a blessed purpose. So patiently trust Him. If you know the Lord, someday you will praise Him for it all! —Richard De Haan