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A weekend of the kingdom, family and friends

What a busy weekend it was. I actually can't believe Rato and I made until the end (i'm just being a tad dramatic) but it was really good.

It started on Friday when the single's had a single's devotional movie night. But what a night it was!!! I devised a plan to use the projector and 5 zillion watt amplifier (that's me exaggerating again) to produce a state of the art video/audio entertainment system. We had about 30+ singles there and food to fit the occasion. The inspirational movie we watched really hit home on how we should improve our conversation with God and each other. Not to take life for granted but pursue what makes you really happy. At the end of it, it was a great time of fellowship glorifying God for what he continues to do in our lives.

On Saturday, We had friends over with my wife cooking up a storm (as usual, the standard is high)!!! Although the conversations started a bit slow, it got more vibrant as the night progressed. The game of 30 seconds really exposes how people's minds can be so unpredictable at times. One thing that cracked me up is how to do describe the word 'people'. Well one guy has a brilliant idea by asking a question: "What do u call our species?" We all burst out laughing. Although the intention was there, the execution left something to be desired.

Sunday was time for family. We hadn't seen my family for a while so we decided to go eat at a Chinese restaurant. So much food! I felt like I was in heaven. The amazing thing about oriental food it embraces the culture of sharing. We all eat from eat others food dishes without feeling uneasy. Reminds me of the last supper on how the disciples will literally share a meal with each other.

Eventhough we felt exhausted on our way home, It was worth it.

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