To be Thankful.

Indescribable, uncontainable,
You placed the stars in the sky and You know them by name.
You are amazing God
All powerful, untamable,
Awestruck we fall to our knees as we humbly proclaim
You are amazing God
- Indescribable, Chris Tomlin

I had one of those utterly honest and almost brutally frank conversations last night. It wasn't painful - in fact, I think perhaps, it was one of the best conversations that I've had in my life so far despite the enormity of its contents. I get the feeling that conversations should be like that all the time, particularly serious ones because it allows what is true to surface and it allows the people to be utterly frank with each other. I believe it's important that things are like that more than anything, particularly when we all start finding that it's easier to write than voice what we think out. And no, I don't mean that serious conversations have to be confrontational or heated (like what we see on tv), but rather, they can be honest and from the heart. They can be good intentioned.

I just realised how important it is. and for me, it's especially especially important.

I reckon I can be charmed just by talking to a person alone - utterly and hopelessly taken and overwhelmed.

I have to remember that at the end of the day, there are so much amazing and beautiful things out there - so i'm out to enjoy the sun and play tennis:)

utter bliss.

I still think, up to today, if I had the opportunity to do a thesis on the Holocaust and World War 2, I would drop everything and just do it. The New York Times has just uploaded an interview with Holocaust survivors in America - take a lookie if you might be a history buff like me. There's just so much to learn.

Click here for the link.