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Sunday, June 05, 2005

E.C. was preaching this morning and he mentioned two things that caught my attention.

1. He told us a story about a catepillar in a glass jar. Without food or drink, the catepillar died shortly, not knowing his full potential of becoming a beautiful butterfly. Before he could finish his story, i was thinking about the moral of the story. After a few seconds of mad thinking, i realised that one should never starve himself because God provided us with so much good food. I took the liberty to thank God by eating alot just now. I had stingray, satay, some meat ball noodles, char kway tiao and william's birthday cake. of course that's not the moral of the story... shall leave that to you people

2. Let the food digest first. I can't think now.

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

i think he meant spiritual food.

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06 June, 2005 18:01  

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