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__ Saturday, November 29, 2008 ;

Went to attend a wake just now.

And it got me thinking about life, death, spirituality, religion...

I guess as we grow older, we see more of deaths and sicknesses.

Although I do not support euthanasia,

I have often wondered whether my stand will change when it comes to me being the one plagued with the illness.

I do hope to die with dignity and painless-ness.

Death shouldn't be a scary thing isn't it?

But I'm scared.

Perhaps it's because I have been out in the secular world for too long.

Religion is a lifelong commitment.

I want to walk down the future with God's comforting embrace.

I know He is always there.

It's time for me to start attending church again.

** Sorry for the morbid entry. Wow... I saw my lecturer being featured on The Straits TImes today for her work with HIV patients at the CDC in TTSH. She's really a great Medical Social Worker! Someday I hope to be like her.

Going back to my books now. Till then.

made another new promise ][-
 and broke it again at 10:38 PM ;