Bandaged Soul...so I can open my heart to you again.

After my last post more than 10 months ago, I'm finally filling in the words into this blog again. The first thought that came to my mind when I open my blog and saw the last entry title was that I had hardly Carpe-d Diem...to much regrets. But before I blabber on as I know I would just on my regrets alone, I want to remember my impulse to write now was triggered by a conversation with an old staff who talked about having found the lost grave of his grandmother. How interesting! From this short conversation, actually while we were doing some photocopying, I learned that Singapore's first female doctor was Dr Lee Choo Neo . More info on her here . Wah... This reminded me of the US drama series, "Love Comes Softly" which I recently finished watching (who knows there might be more sequel) where one of the characters was the only female doctor in her town and where she went to serve as doctor later. Now that I have sparked off a post, I hope that I would really get

"Carpe Diem tells us to free ourselves from the worries, the anger and the negativity that is holding us back sometimes. It reminds us that it doesn’t matter where you came from, what you went through in the past; the only thing that matters is where you are going and that your future destination starts with the steps you take today." - Bernard Marr http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130805051349-64875646-the-2-words-that-will-change-your-life-forever?trk=mp-reader-card I know this sounds a little cliche, but it is still a good reminder to Seize The Day . For today is the day that the Lord has made. Today, every day. I can't seize yesterday nor can I guarantee that there's a tomorrow. But today, as the Lord has sustained me, Father, let me remember not to waste it. Remind me to desire being led by Your Holy presence.