Wednesday, December 17, 2008

vit z deficiency

I am glad to say, I have survived 17days of december and still counting. I am halfway there, I really need to do this, and I want to do all these well. But I know that everything that is done, is definitely beyond my own capability. Without You, I am worthless, and of nothing. Because You allowed all these to be done, through me, by Your strength that You have given me.

12dec- 16 dec: faith (in)deed. Thank God for allowing this camp to run through smoothly, thank God for allowing us to talk to pple that we do not usually talk to, to step out of our comfort zone, to serve and for everything that we've gained through this camp, faith (in)deed. Thank You for allowing all the food sources to delivered on time, that my nightmare remained unrealised. Thank You for allowing me the strength to continue serving You throughout the camp and allowing my body to not succumb to being sick.(: Thank God for every little thing that You have made possible, and being with us through the camp! I must say I have learnt much and gained much from this camp. Through the workshops, burn out was really apt and indeed it taught me that sufficient rest is important to carry on walking this walk well. The gender workshop was also pretty good, it shows us that even as we face much challenges in everyday life, we need to respond in a manner to glorify God and to pray and seek Him first; something that sometimes we do last, as we often try to solve it by our means first. I just want to say that through this camp has been a splendid chance to work with fabulous people, as well as to get to know my comm members a little better.
Cheerios to daniel, for being a strict but yet fabulous camp commandant; to andre, for being an entertaining and encouraging deputy camp commandant; to jiehui, for being a responsible secretary that sends out minutes after every meeting; to esther, my OH-SO-FANTASTIC treasurer and deputy welfare ic that collects food with me((: helping me out and yes, the only other girl in the comm, thank God for placing you in my life, and thank God for this camp that I could know you better again! to sunny, for being an atas logistic personel, guarding the keys and stuff; to andrew, thank you for being such an ATAS cordial man even though your hygiene level is around grade C:/ but nevertheless the cordial you made were seriously nice! and thanks for all the help rendered during the camp and seriously you're really nice to make fun off, because you never get angry, lol; to sherman, the games really rock and thank you for being such a fabulous angel because I seriously thought if you were my angel, my cup would probably end up in the bin.:x Anyhow, thank you guys for making this camp so fabulous and working alongside each other has been an awesome experience. Even though we started planning about a year ago, but all these just felt so recent. And I really will miss the times spent, from talking nonsense to serious plannings. Thank God for placing you guys in my life.(:

Yes and as what I said to some of them, I have reached a point of no return. My brain is malfunctioning to the state that unless I write down a task list, I'll most probably forget what happened or what to do. A state of mind that I seriously need sleep. Why can't they just manufacture vit z in pills. Oh wells.