Well, I think Ps. R. did a good job yesterday speaking to the children. Even though it's nothing related to the children's day. He was able to get the attention of the children and to get them to respond. Not alot of pastoral staff can do that.

But then again, I am having thoughts about asking questons and rewarding them. I've told my teens before, don't do things because you have something good to get back in return. We are human beings, make in the likeness of God. We are not monkeys. We do not have to perform what the teacher expects us to do, just to get a reward. Getting a reward should be the last thing to think of when it comes to the word of God, or anything that is Christian. It should come from the heart, and the willingness to do it.

Anyway, I thought overall, yesterday went along very well. Everyone from the young to the old had fun. And really, appreciate the combined effort of the shepherds, and the youths who came in to help. Thank God for good working and coordination among everyone, even though somethings were not done to our defined perfection. But we definitely achieved what we set out to do, letting the kids have a wonderful time.

Thank God.

Also, I finally announce to the CG my intention to leave AGLOW. But didn't tell them about leaving QBC. T.B. said, don't lie too low, when I said I wanted to rest and to lie low. And asked could I join the interns retreat in January next year. I said again, I wanted to rest. They said, it's a retreatl. They didn't get it.

That's all. Well, I guess... They probably don't know how to react to this piece of news. There were small surprised faces, but overall, I guess it's neutral at this moment cos they probably don't know how to handle this.

Phew, cleared another hurdle.

This thursday, there's another one. Big one. Have to be prepared for it...