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I have just come home from Tioman Island, which is very beautiful. I learned a few lessons during this holiday which I love to share with you.

I woke up at 4:30am on Saturday morning but I reached my destination at 4:30pm. There were many waiting and waiting during the journey - wait for the taxi, wait for the tour bus, wait for custom clearance, wait for ferry etc. So I learned patience, I learned to slow down my pace in life, I learned to appreciate the life style of other people, I learned how to wait and wait without any fret!

Tioman Island is a God's creation. It's water is so clear that you can see the fishes from the ferry. I went snorkeling and saw many corals mushrooming under the sea. Colourful fishes of various sizes come charging at the food I fed them with. My relatives saw sting rays, baby sharks and jelly fish too! I saw flying squirrels hanging on trees, monitor lizards snapping up chickens and monkeys making faces at you. My most impressive memory is the night sky blanketed with stars, forming clusters here and there, and remembering that God knows each one by name! (Issiah 40:26).He loves us so much by creating all these for us to enjoy, so please take good care of Earth. It's our way of saying THANK YOU to the great Creator.
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  1. SarahCityJune 25, 2009 at 8:54 AM

    No joke waiting...really need patience, one of the fruit of the Spirit - longsuffering. Every things we are experiencing is producing the fruits of the Spirit, so exciting right?

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