Feeling unwell again
The question is why? I think I am very tired mentally as much as physically. After lots of late nights over the past few weeks in office, plus weekend sometimes, I'm sure I'll appreciate a break after all these, come end of April. However, it was the mental tiredness that probably help to worsen my condition. Thinking and worrying about some things for quite sometime now, and not knowing when all these will end, leads to mental tiredness.
I am glad with all the supports I have from friends, colleagues, my boss, though they have totally no clue on what happened to me now, but I'm glad for those who, despite not knowing what happened, provides me with words of comfort. Thank you all. Being a Christian for quite a number of years now also gives me that extra oomph when it comes to situation like this. I believe everything will turn out good when God's time is here. Having just finished the whole Book of Job last month also has helped me to understand more about suffering that God allows temporarily. Nothing will and can escape from His plan for this world. And, having a Father in Heaven who controls the past, present, and future made my life so much lighter, knowing, Someone up there knows what's best for me, and I will get it when His time is here. What I have to do in these situation is to pray and believe in Him, live my life to please Him, and do not worry about things that He will provide. I should even give thanks to God for the chance to be able to struggle. Like a butterfly who never struggle will never become a butterfly that can fly properly.
Now that all these mental tiredness have something to do with the fear of losing, losing something, losing someone, losing those that I've had. It is a battle that I may seem losing now, but I'm sure I will win at the end of the day. Why am I losing? It is because of someone else's neglect and indifference, and quoting my friend's nick: "Indifference and neglect [of something important] often do much more damage than outright dislike". The damage has been done, but it's still fixable, workable. At least, I am working on it, on fixing things that others have broken. This is a battle that I cannot afford to lose, because the impact are great. I must not be tied down by the bitter past, I have to let go of my past, work on the present, so I can have a future. Those who stuck in the past, will never have a future. It's normal, as a human, to fear of losing, to struggle, but what matters is what we do before we see the light at the end of the tunnel. What matters is that we try and do our best we can and never ever give up. Like one friend said, "Winners never quit, Quitters never win". And, despite so many times of temptation of quitting, I am not giving up, because what's worth so much, really worth fighting for, despite all the circumstances that opposes me. You read it clear, I will NEVER ever give up, no matter how hard it is, no matter how painful it is. After all, this is not the first time I encountered this. What's worthy will always be worthy.
I will always protect, always trust, always hope, always persevere. If, at the end of the tunnel, I should lose those that I have been figthing for, I believe that I am not worthy enough to keep it, and I should just proceed with my life. However, if at the end of the tunnel, it is still there for me, I believe that I must appreciate it so much, even more now after all these struggle God has allowed. Sad yes, but shouldn't worry too much, God knows what's best for everyone in this world. What will be mine will be mine eventually, what will never be mine will never be mine, no matter how hard I try. To God be the glory forever and ever. Amen.
By the way, you know what's good about blogging? Writing (typing rather) somehow helps to ease my trouble, as I think I feel better after trashing all my thoughts and feelings (small part of it) into this post.
Although my condition is not as bad as David's condition when he wrote Psalm 31, far from it in fact, but I could relate myself to what he wrote in Psalm 31:9-10 that says "Be merciful to me, O LORD, for I am in distress; my eyes grow weak with sorrow, my soul and my body with grief. My life is consumed by anguish and my years by groaning; my strength fails because of my affliction, and my bones grow weak.". Thankfully at the end of the chapter, Psalm 31:24, David wrote: "Be strong and take heart, all you who hope in the LORD", and that is precisely what I am hoping in right now, only and only in the LORD. Thank You.
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Woahh.... what a week.
I went to Simlim tonight after work to buy a new set of earphones. My previous Sony MDR-EX51 earphones, I gave to Upik a few weeks back. I was using my cheapo $15 Sony earphones for the past few weeks since I gave mine to her, but after having used the EX51 for almost a year now, going back to cheap earphones really made a lot of difference. My cheap earphones has no sound isolation, the sound quality is so-so to say the best.


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Friday was certainly an eventful day, as I left client's site at 2.30 pm to go back to Novena Square for meeting. The meeting was from 3-5 pm, followed by
However, judging from the comments I had these past few days, I guess, the storms inside me, the burdens that are on me, the things I have been thinking and struggling with, have gone beyond my limit of concealing. I have tried my best not to look sad, but I guess, there are only so much I can hide. Some of them, in one way or another, will find a way out, and people who saw me will be able to tell that I am not alright. Thanks for all those who have noticed, comforted me, joked with me, encouraged me, or simply just be around me, and I'm sorry if I have transferred a little bit of my negative energy to you as a result. Anyway, I am now in my journey back to the Hendrik that everyone knew, the eternal optimist-positive-happy-go-lucky guy, of course still with detour back down at one time or another, but I'm sure I'm heading to the right direction for recovery. 

I was planning to go back home today after a tiring day, but 




This year's Big Walk registration has been opened again. Who's on for this year's 10km walk from National Stadium Kallang to Fullerton, Raffles Place and back, Sunday morning, 21st May?
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