Out of curiosity...

Couple of questions...

1) If you were raped by your friend's partner, and your friend has 3 kids... would you report the guy? No, this is not a hypothetical question. I happen to know someone who is in the dilemma, however this happened a few years ago and only now it has come out. Why so late? I don't know. The friend has left her partner and by the time I write this, the kids would have found out... I think. But if you were the rapee... what would you do?

2) Is it normal to feel bored of being single? Do you think it is hormone related or just the burning desire to have companionship?

3) Why are men clueless about women? Is it because men don't have the right neurological components to grasp the intricacies of women OR, women don't know who they are and therefore are constantly evolving themselves making it hard for men to understand them?

4) Why are children so annoying? Was I as annoying as some of the children I am working with? Is this God's way of punishing me for the sins of my past crimes?

Yes... maybe I have too much time on my hands, but I am also finding it hard to sleep lately... won't go into detail why...

By the way, last Friday I had the most awesome time! I was at a Christmas concert thingy staring Ron Kenoly and this team. UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL MAN! They preformed the Nativity story, but all they had as a set was a stool. Minimalist.. I like that. It gives an oppurtunity for the audience to focus on the acting, storyline, emotions and in this case, the singing. The singing was MIND BLOWING. I know black ppl can sing, but to hear one in person sing, hey that is a whole new experience! And to hear Ron Kenoly sing! Another level all together.

No, I don't idolise Ron, but I do admire his ministry, like I admire many men and women who are in ministry. I admire how 'easy' it is for them to put themselves in a position to be used by God, and the things God can accomplish through us.

But most importantly, Ron thought me something that day. Even before Jesus was born, there were already ppl who would reject Him - the innkeeper and Herod. Of all the characters involved that day, they were the two that lost the plot and missed out on being a part of something amazing that night. I never saw it from that perspective. Ron then invited those who were none Christians not to be the innkeepers but to embrace the miracle of that blessed night. May I never be the innekeeper or Herod.

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