Friday, 24 April 2009

Patrioticity

Unsure whether the title of this post is a real word, i will continue regardless. It was St..... erm.... George's day yesterday and, as you can possibly already tell... i'm not at all patriotic. And with good reason in my own opinion, after another ridiculous move by the government was made on Wednesday as the budget was announced.

I was slightly proud, however, when David Cameron made his response - yes, i am a tory :)
The point of this post is, that i am at times overwhelmed with my love of London - in my opinion, the best City in the world.

LDN puts the "city" in "Patriocity" :)

Thursday, 9 April 2009

Excitable :)

I am so blessed, especially this week as i am overly excited for all of the following:
the fact that i'm fasting for the first time and it's really making me feel closer to God;
that i'm getting my hair done tonight with Mum;
that it's Easter on Sunday;
THAT I'LL BE AT SPRING HARVEST IN LESS THAN A WEEK!!
and of course that i'm leaving school soon :)

I had a great birthday weekend - meal with my 'lovely family' inc. Lauren and Rudy
on my actual birthday; BBQ at mine on the Friday; Out with Dani, Lukie, Andrew and
Emran on Saturday; then Hillsong on the Sunday with Alice - how great is my life?

The only thing bugging me at the moment is that i REALLY want to download the song:
"We look to Yahweh" but can't seem to find it anywhere :/

GOD IS GOOD :) - Peace (Y) ox

Saturday, 4 April 2009

What is the world coming to?

After hearing of another massacre occurring this week in America, which was then closely followed by another three policemen being callously murdered, I wonder simply - when did the cost of a life become so affordable?

Is all of the love and compassion being slowly sucked out of this world that we're living in, as irrefutably pointless killings become more commonplace in the homes of the children of Britain day by day?

And if this is true then not only - as i have been known to say many times previous to this - will we become as equally infamous a "lost generation" as that of the first world war; we will also be a lonely one. I am lucky to have my faith in God, and the comfort and hope that that brings, because without that, it would be extremely easy to argue a pessimistic view of life.

I, as I'm sure many others do, can feel extremely alone in this vastly overpopulated world that we live in. "Why am i not in love?", "does nobody want me?", "WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME?" are questions that enter my complex mind on a regular basis. I pose a question to the inhabitants of universe: in a world so very full of hatred, will I ever fall in love again?

I shall have to wait and see, and console myself in the meantime with the knowledge that I am loved by a fair few people in my life, and will praise God with all the love I know is present within my heart :)