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Thursday, September 3, 2009
faithmy mom used to tell me this story, a pastor told his church to bring items of faith the next sunday service. the following sunday, the people brought various items that represented their faith, one man brought along an umbrella as he had faith that it would rain.
faith? to me is trusting and believing in things we do not know and cannot see.
the things listed below are my faith 'items' that the various primary school I've called 3 weeks ago will call me up to ask me to relief.
1. my handphone has been switched on since monday ( they might call me early in the morning, 6+ to ask me to relief the morning session or 12+ in the afternoon to relief the afternoon session)
before I sleep:
2. I pack my bag ( pencil case, calculator.. basically items needed for relief teaching!)
3. also, I would think of what to wear to school to relief
p.s so if you NEED anyone to talk to or just need a listening ear, no matter what time of the day, my phone is switched on!
p.p.s so DONT hold back those calls or smses!(:
lotsa love,
andrina
with love, at 4:12 PM
