What a Tragic STory!

Posted on July 17, 2006, 2:26 PM by lovemysnoopy

First time when after hearing this story, I weapt and weapt. Tonight I weapt nonstop.
Tonight is the weapting night. Tears kept flowing down, wow i so into the story ah.
So sad and depressing ending,….. finally all once and said.
to sleep now…

LIfe is not a bed of roses, God didnt promise a life of happiness and sorrowless, He makes pain and difficulties for us to build ourselves.. Certain times, we are able to handle and pull through, certain times, we tired to handle and give up our fight and give in to the fragilness.. Many a times, we turned up tired and weak.

So me flo and nikkie were discussing the other days “why did God have to make humans to suffer here…
“” haha what a understatement. So now i understand, why some prefer to stay childess.

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