Jeremiah 29:11
"For I know the plans I have for you. Plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
Exactly.. this verse! it kinda tells us that God has a wonderful future in front of us. Of course, only if you live right and follow his paths you'll then achieve greatness :]. But if you don't, what you don't want to happen to you, might just happen to you.
God is wonderful! He does stuff no human can imagine. No human can even do. Such as, make a flying ice-cream truck fall on you randomly anytime (that we obviously know can never happen). but if God wants it to happen, He will make it happen. We cannot underestimate God's power. He is beyond great or mighty!
There's also another verse:
Proverbs 3:5
Trust in the LORD with all your heart; and lean not on your thine own understanding.
Proverbs 3:6
In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight.
I believe if you trust Him to help you, He'll help you in so many different ways, eventhough when we think it's impossible to solve.
and i felt like sharing on my MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENTS but since i'm a happy-go-lucky person, i don't really remember most of them. but I remember one terrifying moment. So terrifying, it left so much detailed information on my mind. And I was young, which made it worst. But i'd rather not share because it IS very embarrassing. Beyond your imagination (well maybe not). But i can guarantee you, it is funny and embarrassing.
Probably my primary school friends won't remember a thing from that incident because no one talked about it EVER after Standard 2-3. I think it happened to me when I was standard 2. well, figure it out for yourselves if you're oh-so-curious.
But there is one I can share, which is horribly embarrassing but don't mind sharing :] and it teaches a lesson to all piano practical exam candidates and also examiners (i don't think any examiners will be reading this). Read at own risk!
And so, i was in my practical exam, all nervous and my hands were sweating really bad. My pieces were okay except for a few finger-slipping moments. Then it was time for sight-reading. The most hated part of the exam (for me). I always hated this because i was never prepared, and ended up having only an 'okay' performance or 'bad' performance. Moving on, the examiner asked me to practice for 1 minute or so. I thought he meant, after practicing for a minute, start the piece automatically. So i practiced, then i started. I was so in the moment! Then suddenly, he shouted, "Off you go!". I was definitely surprised as I thought he asked me to leave the room. I thought to myself, "What did I do wrong?!". So i left the piano, got my books and was all ready to leave the room until he asked me this question, "Where are you going? You haven't even started yet!" I said, "I thought you asked me to leave the room?". He said, "When I meant 'Off you go', i meant for you to start your piece!" So i was walked shyly back to the piano and well, started the piece. I don't think i will ever forget that experience. Note that he is one of UK's most prominent organists. sighhh!
i hate piano exams. i always feel so nervous and scared about them. eventhough i prayed and asked God for guidance, i still feel like dying! lol. Even i don't feel like dying in school exams! Oh yeah there was also this one time i sat for my piano exam, a few years back. My examiner was a woman. She had really red eyes and huge eyebags :S. So i stared at her for sometime, and she said, "Oh don't look at my dolly eyes!". DOLLY?? gosh i was laughing so hard (in my head). so the point is, piano exams drive me crazy.
Btw, found this really funny comic strip:
