Monday, 20 June 2011
Thoughts
12:07 am | 
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Hui Ann
Can you believe it? Tonight will be the last night of my life at Aberdare Hall.
3 years has passed by in a glimpse of an eye.
The trying times are over, at least for now.
I look at my *almost* empty room and I feel like crying as I reminisce about my undergraduate and postgraduate times, more so, the latter.
This is where I studied, where I ate, where I laughed, where I cried, where I prayed - It is in this room, Room 8 where I spent a large amount of my time especially when i did the BPTC.
I remember all the tears that I've shed this year. It has been so challenging but God has truly stretch His hands from above and draw me out of deep waters. He has prove himself to be my helper in every time of need, my tower of strength. Thank you Lord! Forever will I praise your name.
I thank God for all these things:
1) Blessing me with the best parents & sister in the world.
2) Seeing me through my life - Kindy, primary school, high school, college, uni ...
3) Helping me pass Evidence paper during my third year in the law school. It is a miracle that I passed!! Seriously. Somemore pass with 55? How did that happen? I have no idea! Truly it's the hand of God and the grace of God that I passed. hehe. I remember crying my eyes out after the paper and I had to study for Family law paper a day later. Tough times, but you know, God allowed me to graduate in 2010!! :)
4) Enabling me to be a UK graduate and a barrister-in-law. Amen!
5) Putting wonderful people in my life that has shaped me to become a better person- to laugh more, to smile more, to be less kan-cheong, to put life into perspective and perspective into life. Thank you to all of you who has left footprints in my life, you know who you are, thank you, i wouldnt be where I am without you. :)
6) Providing a way out when my laptop broke down the second time, 2 weeks before my course ended. Thank you that Connie called me 5 minutes after my laptop crashed and told me that she has a spare lap top. How would I have completed my work, assigments and exams without a laptop? Thank you Lord, thank you Connie! :)
7) Changing me and developing my skills, personality and character to be more Christ-like. My univeristy friends never thought me as a shy girl, but I was seriously extremely shy in my younger days. I used to blush and turn all red when I had to present in class. haha. My friends nicknamed me "lobster" okie. So terrible of them! haha. When my friends and relatives knew that I was going to do law, they were all so shocked! I was timid, self-conscious, shy, etc etc. But look at how I have transformed! :) Today, I can speak to anyone, be it Judges, barristers - I am no longer shy; no longer do I feel intimidated or afraid. Previously, I was so afraid of standing in front of the crowd but the Lord prepared me for the BPTC. He planted a passion for dancing and performing. When Im on the stage, I am not afraid. Instead, i love the adrenaline rush. Truly I can say, the Lord is my potter and I am His clay.
8) Giving me tremendous amout of opportunities. Also, for blessing me with a mini-pupillage in Cardiff.
9) Granting me RM 7900 scholarship in Taylor's college, 1000 pounds scholarship in my second year at Cardiff Uni and a 500 pounds bursary this year.
10) Giving me an abled body. Limbs; legs to walk- I can walk to the supermarket by myself! It's a big blessing; hands to bless others, hands to cook, hands to play the violin, hands to wash dishes, hands to touch; eyes to see the beauty of the world; ears to hear the sound of nature, to hear a child's laughter, to participate in an oral conversation. The list goes on.
Oh it's getting late! I have to end now coz I have to wake up really early in the morning to move out.
Verse for the day: "Being confident of this, that He who has began a good work in you will bring it to completion".
Amen!
3 years has passed by in a glimpse of an eye.
The trying times are over, at least for now.
I look at my *almost* empty room and I feel like crying as I reminisce about my undergraduate and postgraduate times, more so, the latter.
This is where I studied, where I ate, where I laughed, where I cried, where I prayed - It is in this room, Room 8 where I spent a large amount of my time especially when i did the BPTC.
I remember all the tears that I've shed this year. It has been so challenging but God has truly stretch His hands from above and draw me out of deep waters. He has prove himself to be my helper in every time of need, my tower of strength. Thank you Lord! Forever will I praise your name.
I thank God for all these things:
1) Blessing me with the best parents & sister in the world.
2) Seeing me through my life - Kindy, primary school, high school, college, uni ...
3) Helping me pass Evidence paper during my third year in the law school. It is a miracle that I passed!! Seriously. Somemore pass with 55? How did that happen? I have no idea! Truly it's the hand of God and the grace of God that I passed. hehe. I remember crying my eyes out after the paper and I had to study for Family law paper a day later. Tough times, but you know, God allowed me to graduate in 2010!! :)
4) Enabling me to be a UK graduate and a barrister-in-law. Amen!
5) Putting wonderful people in my life that has shaped me to become a better person- to laugh more, to smile more, to be less kan-cheong, to put life into perspective and perspective into life. Thank you to all of you who has left footprints in my life, you know who you are, thank you, i wouldnt be where I am without you. :)
6) Providing a way out when my laptop broke down the second time, 2 weeks before my course ended. Thank you that Connie called me 5 minutes after my laptop crashed and told me that she has a spare lap top. How would I have completed my work, assigments and exams without a laptop? Thank you Lord, thank you Connie! :)
7) Changing me and developing my skills, personality and character to be more Christ-like. My univeristy friends never thought me as a shy girl, but I was seriously extremely shy in my younger days. I used to blush and turn all red when I had to present in class. haha. My friends nicknamed me "lobster" okie. So terrible of them! haha. When my friends and relatives knew that I was going to do law, they were all so shocked! I was timid, self-conscious, shy, etc etc. But look at how I have transformed! :) Today, I can speak to anyone, be it Judges, barristers - I am no longer shy; no longer do I feel intimidated or afraid. Previously, I was so afraid of standing in front of the crowd but the Lord prepared me for the BPTC. He planted a passion for dancing and performing. When Im on the stage, I am not afraid. Instead, i love the adrenaline rush. Truly I can say, the Lord is my potter and I am His clay.
8) Giving me tremendous amout of opportunities. Also, for blessing me with a mini-pupillage in Cardiff.
9) Granting me RM 7900 scholarship in Taylor's college, 1000 pounds scholarship in my second year at Cardiff Uni and a 500 pounds bursary this year.
10) Giving me an abled body. Limbs; legs to walk- I can walk to the supermarket by myself! It's a big blessing; hands to bless others, hands to cook, hands to play the violin, hands to wash dishes, hands to touch; eyes to see the beauty of the world; ears to hear the sound of nature, to hear a child's laughter, to participate in an oral conversation. The list goes on.
Oh it's getting late! I have to end now coz I have to wake up really early in the morning to move out.
Verse for the day: "Being confident of this, that He who has began a good work in you will bring it to completion".
Amen!
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- Hui Ann
- We do not remember days; we remember moments. I was once told by a friend that we should do the following: To laugh often and much; to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others; and know that great things can only come with hardship because everything happens for a reason.
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