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Saturday, July 26, 2008
Something bad happened to me: my tragus piercing closed half-way as I dropped the earstick unknowingly. I tried poking and poking and poking with blood flowing and finally it went through. I was satisfied at the end. Why do we always self-contradict? The greatest irony: knowing so well that He has a plan, He is in control, He is so almighty, yet we still lost faith. Maybe it's because we're blinded by being too self-centered. However, I still find it difficult.