
the photo is yellow from age, not the paper itself.
first and foremost - tag replies! (:
jenetta; you're welcome! it's my pleasure and honour to do so. xD
karen; 是啦,是啦。我想你都来不及呢! :D
carina; yup, it was great 'cept for the spoiler (rain). :p
kathleen; hello my primary school and church friend! school life's been hellacious (so far), with the exception of homework and tests. hahah. (:
carmen; ya. primary school friend ma. surprised you guys are still hanging out at 98, hahah.
all; thanks for keeping the tagboard and this blog alive, folks! :D
to all (in general) who judge us Christians: hello. we are no different from each and every one of you. we are still human and we sin. it doesn't mean that after we receive Christ, we become some angelic and holy shit. if that's the case, what's the use for repentance, deliverance and sanctification? okay, maybe we have the 10 commandments to abide by. but do all christians actually really obey all commandments 24/7 every single day of their lifes? clearly not. in fact, only a handful can manage to do that. and i tell you the truth, the 10 commandments are just moral values if seen from the non-religious point of view. every single one of us ought to keep in mind moral values am i right? i mean, why do we need CME lessons and lectures if that isn't th case? so do i see everyone in the whole world perfect and oh-so-goody-good? you get the point, yoh! be it Buddhists, Muslims, even freethinkers - well, non-Christians to be precise - you guys dont have the right/privillege to sin bigtime k! don't tell me your religion do not teach you life-learning principles. and for freethinkers, like i said, you have moral values as your guide to be a better person. i don't like people 压-ing me using my religion. it just sucks, k! i'm not some kinda benchmark or role model for some shitass to look up to, and i dont wanna be one.
wlao, step yi ge lian nia.