- for the lessons I've learned
- for the things I've experienced
- for the things I received
- for the places I've been
- for the people I've met
- for the situations I have survived
- for the family and friends that stood by me
- for problems that strengthened every bit of me
- for people that made me smile and laugh
- for God's faithfulness
- for God's blessings and grace
- for Christmas.. for without Christmas there would be no hope...
- for God's plans for the future
- last but not the least, I'm thankful for this bountiful year of 2010
31.12.10
Adios 2010!
20.12.10
Heroes and the Victory Lane
2.12.10
Loneliness
This loneliness swallows me.
I try to gulp away the tears and the bitter vaccuum of standing alone.
Where are you?
Where do I find you?
I’m sick and pale of this emotion this feeling eating me up.
I long for that green pasture.
Could it be in the secret and quite place I can find you?
Could it be when I open that sweet, sweet letter you gave I find you?
Where are you?
I need you.
I need you in every second.
I make mistakes and don’t know why I do things I do.
I say things I say.
Meaningless are those uttered words I utter when I am alone of the face of the world.
I am in pain.
I need you, I want you.
How long must I wait to have a grasp of your secure hand?
I’m not even sure if I deserve you.
All I know is that you love me, and that’s enough for me.
Be with me, let me feel you…
All I need to know is there is someone out there.
I give room for that and this faith is the bridge.
I go on and cross it, not knowing you already did.
Thanks.
16.11.10
Why I love my dictionary.
Thee, thou, thy, mine and etc… The call of old English –as they call it– and the deep meanings of words I’ve never heard of buzzes my head numb. But then the bitter thick letters of my healing dictionary opens my eyes to a level of understanding that I could sing the meaning of such words… Why I love my dictionary? It’s bulgy, somewhat heavy, and probably dusty too. But still, it is heavy of information, ever ready to divulge information to soak my mind with the definition of words necessary for me to express; to use those words I understood sometime when the time comes. But, then thanks to the geniuses of the 20th and 21st century the dictionary is at my fingertips through the messy bowl of networks of the internet and other programs and applications. I didn’t mean to sound unappreciative of the gift but the hard thick dictionaries and other old books that took (probably) years for the crafter to compile and write sits lonely in the shadows of spiderwebs in a shelf somewhere in the jungle of our house not even noticed as even if sometimes used as a decoration.I think from time to time let’s take our eyes of the radiation glower to spend some time for our eyes to linger in the mastery and pride of the past– those dictionaries and other books that used to be our bestfriends when the world paused. ;) Those coffee colored pages reminds us to be humble because of our humble beginning. But of course, not to remain in the past, but to look in past to learn from it, to prepare us for the so called future, to guide us in the present, to keep our feet on the ground from time to time to balance our lifestyle of defying gravity.
Peace Ya’ll. :D
juicy
P.S. and you can check out the internet with the new words of the new definition. :D hee,hee. Cheeky. ;)
14.11.10
Letters to men.
2.11.10
Laughter.

Laughter. A strong emotion. It gets us through tough times of embarrassment, hardship, broken hearts, and other sticky situation. I marvel how people have this ability to create laughter, that bubbly sound of life. I desire such gift to touch people more than magic can do, making a difference in a split second. But in one way or another, we have that built-in punch and kicks of jokes or actions to cause pure laughter that relieves sadness in a moment. Let's use it.
18.10.10
Victory
Slight drumming beat
Moves lightly to my feet
As the rhythm of anger and defeat
Forcing to leap and abound
I release it through the strumming sound
Free, I will be, and free, I become
Winners are the ones who do not keep grudge and guilt
But none of it helps
So, take down the world
All the riches and pearls
But still none of it heals
Confusion and swirls
Tangled in hurt and pride
So, I heed the Maker of the sun to shine its glory
To expel every dirt of pride
Heal the hurt with grace and love
Open arms, open eyes, open heart
He mercifully receives me, I receive Him
Now, I can say
He that is within me is greater than these pulling strings
No more shall I ask why
Gone will be the Liar and the lies
For I’ll sigh in reply
He died and rose from death and conquered everything
So I can come out clean and be with Him for the glorious eternity
15.10.10
We can.
Hi!
I might be a little bit carried away, but I feel that what I wrote here is true. I scribbled it sometime when I was struck by a thought like you would have shot an arrow. So, here it goes, enjoy!
The scorching sun is heating my skin up as me and my Dad swift through the heavy flow of traffic by the seemingly secure motorbike. We were on our way to our work place. I was thinking of the sacrifice of serving in such place. I was counting it,ironically counting sacrifices instead of blessings–heat, pain of being a passive smoker, complications of being friendless of friends that really understand the thick and thin span of your being, homesickness, fatigue, and boredom. But then being caught up in the countless list of small personal complains, I begin to forget and drift away from the truth that silently speaks of the faithfulness of our dear Master. As I went through the day, with the nostalgic music of deep-traditioned people in the air conditioned bus where the driver kept smoking in front of me awakening my ill-forgotten sickness in breathing, I pouted and smiled along, letting the day dissolve my energy. From 2 motorcyle rides, 3 headache-causing bus rides, we arrived to our destination just before a quick pour of rain with a wild strong blowing wind. I wondered at myself at this very hour after those moments have passed, that I haven’t quite balanced my day with a few spats of good, encouraging, positive words to myself and my parents. I had so many things to complain about, the chicken I just ate is too hard and chewy, there was nothing to do and it was boring. It was too selfish, I was too selfish. Why? I’m blinded, now I realize. How could I ever say I do not love myself enough and yet complain so much just to express and get the comfort I wanted? To be fair, maybe in this world, I’m not the only one that’s like this. Yes, we are sometimes, in fact, we don’t notice it in the little things that we do often times, all the time, any time. Are we all this hopeless? NO. No, we are not. Our dear Master said: we can do all things through Him that strenghtened us. Therefore, we can. Yes, we can. We can speak beautiful things out of the most outrageously uncomfortable objects we encounter. Not on just on big things where there are people observing you. But on the little things or happenings we do where nobody’s looking. W e are defined on little things. Big things rarely come up. Little circumstances we conquer store up until it become big mountains of victories and confidence we earned. To be clearer, I meant that I am learning as everyone else, young and old alike, to see the bright side of the story. To rejoice in suffering because we reap what we sow, the simple laws of nature. We all might have forgotten, as I did. But we all now got reminded that whoever is faithful on little things will be trusted to handle big things and that we reap what we sow and last but not the least, we can do all things through Christ that strengthens me. With bold heart and a strong mind, I can face the world and say I can. We can.
9.10.10
introducing me?
Hi,
Thank you once again for reading this blog. I guess, the second, or rather fthe first which I was delayed, is to introduce myself. So, I will do so.
My name is Josy. I’m a fourteen-year old proud-to-be Filipino. I enjoy listening to music, writing songs, poems, stories, and in this case I have come to enjoy blogging. I am amazed in the magical powers of authors in their books on how they inform, entertain, and enchant a reader by carefully weaving their stories and information. I like to bake and cook and slowly learn to flourish in the practical side of life of cleaning the house, and my room, and being responsible. I spend most of my time studying and staying in touch with family and friends through the blessing of internet. I value so much in my heart the blessing of family and friends. I am quite old-fashioned, suprisingly. I like the old so much, for without the old there would be no new. And mostly, I delight in spending time with God and awing at every sight He reveals to me. I grow in all aspects of life through Him. Without Him, I am nothing. I am certainly not the most consistent of all His followers, I admit. But I rejoice that my God is faithful and teaches me and gives me strength I need. As Paul said, in my weak point I am at the strongest for God helps me. J
So, I’ll sign off now, because it doesn’t seem to be healthy and appropriate talking about oneself too long. I’m quite sure you understand. ;)
Sincerely,
Josy