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Thursday, December 11, 2008 @ 5:31 AM
JAYNA HERE!
YES THIS IS THE POST YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.
(Can I request that before each post you people leave your name? THANKS :D)

Alright centraltwo, today's the 11th of december, thursday, a very stormy and what seems like a very gloomy day. I predicted today to be a very sad day, but it hasn't been one.
You know last year after ONE camp, I went home and it was also, dark, raining, a rather sad day. And I was quite sad, I remember I spent an afternoon in front of the TV, and trust me, TV is very anti jayna. Anyway! That isn't even the point. Okay, the point is: Last year, I got the whole point of camp wrong. I thought camp was 5 days that would change your life, and the days after will just be natural. I thought that camp was being able to spend 5 days with the people you loved very much (that time groups were cell based), I thought camp was about anything else except God.

Don't you see? That's why today I'm as happy as anything! Sure, I do miss camp and all, but why should I? The most important thing that I gained from camp is still with me, and will forever be :D I have no no no reason to be upset.

Alright, you guys must be wondering why I asked you all to specially come read the cell blog. Okay here it is. I've got a TINY project for each and everyone of you. Really want to hear from you guys and apparently this blog isn't serving it's purpose. So! EVERYONE, capital bold italic underline, EVERYONE, will blog about camp, with the following guidelines:
  1. 3 most memorable things that happened at camp.
  2. 3 things you learnt from camp. (From GOD :D)
  3. 3 commitments you want to keep to after camp.
Easy peasy, right? :D AWESOME (: Then we call all read and learn from one another. Another thing is, can I ask that everyone please be willing to share? Honestly, let's face it. No one reads our blog other than ourselves, so be honest with each other! What's the point of calling ourselves bonded as a cell through God when we can't even share with each other! So really, just share openly k (: We're a cell, we can trust each other.

1 post per person, I'm sure it isn't that hard. And from here we'll be able to see how God has really worked through camp. Isn't that amazing? :D Try to do ASAP, preferably before SUNDAY, 14 december, OKAY? :D So that memories will still be fresh in our heads.

Alright, so here are my top threes.

3 most memorable things that happened at camp:
  1. When Benton burst out in "I-S-A-A-C, Isaac you're the one for me!" Because it literally sent me back to the times when we were all young and stupid, sorry to say.
  2. When Siervo did cheers and were very...............passionate. :)
  3. When God really ministered to me and gripped my heart in very special ways at the altar.
3 things I learnt from God through camp:
  1. That God's embrace is the ultimate home. We don't need anything else. :)
  2. That dreams are not meant to die, they remain dormant. Although at times the dreams seem to fade and die away, they aren't dead. They're dormant, we just don't see them. Like stars, you see them in the night, because it's all dark. But in the day? You don't see them, but that doesn't mean they aren't there. Think about it (:
  3. That when God asks you to do something, just do it. And when you do it and it seems very lame or whatever and nothing seems to happen, don't lose heart. You never know, maybe God might speak to you one whole year later and tell you what that was about :D
3 commitments I wanna keep after camp:
  1. I want to spend at least half an hour per day during TAWG, everyday.
  2. I want to continue praying for you special group of people each and everyday.
  3. That I'll not give up on my school. Even though we're just a school with a......."mistaken uniform", there's more to it than meets the eye. We're not just a bunch of brainless bimbotic school girls, but each and every person in my school has the right to know God, and it's my responsibility for me to bring God to them :)
Alright! So that's for me. :) Please do post by Sunday, feel free to tag if you've got questions. Sms C-H-E-E-Y-A-N-N, cheeyann cheeyann if you guys can't log in for any queer reason or don't know how to post, though I think only one person doesn't. HAHA.

Alright so see you lovely people. For those that are camp sick, here's a great piece of advice.
Go sleep :D

LOVE YOU ALL!