There are only a handful of duets in the world that is considered great, and this is definitely one of them - flawless. And truly said (or sung)...almost is NEVER enough.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Almost Is Never Enough
Try listening to this song by Ariana Grande feat Nathan Skyes from The Wanted.
There are only a handful of duets in the world that is considered great, and this is definitely one of them - flawless. And truly said (or sung)...almost is NEVER enough.
There are only a handful of duets in the world that is considered great, and this is definitely one of them - flawless. And truly said (or sung)...almost is NEVER enough.
Which God is God
Right! The reason for me kinda "abandoning" my own blog was because I'd always wanted to change the blog's header photo and then start blogging fresh. But I'm that busy and never had the time to take photo and replace that header. Soon perhaps... once I had the time.
So this is just something that I wanted to write because suddenly I've thought of it, and managed to share the idea with one of my colleague (who is a Muslim).
We were talking about God, and how a close friend of mine would always pray for my success in uni days during Friday prayers, especially during exams. And I always reciprocate by saying, "Whatever you prayed for me, I'm praying equally the same if not more for you. At the end of the day, the God you pray to, is the same God that I am praying".
Quickly I explained to my colleague, I said its like going to KLCC from Penang. Some may opt to take flight (#PrayForMH370), some may drive through the highway, some stopped at Taiping and took the old road to KL. These different routes are what I call "religions", whereas the ultimate goal of reaching KLCC is God. So you see, our destiny is the same, just that our way to our destiny is different.
Ah-ha! What a day... It was lovely to get such an enlightenment in the midst of a normal workday.
So this is just something that I wanted to write because suddenly I've thought of it, and managed to share the idea with one of my colleague (who is a Muslim).
We were talking about God, and how a close friend of mine would always pray for my success in uni days during Friday prayers, especially during exams. And I always reciprocate by saying, "Whatever you prayed for me, I'm praying equally the same if not more for you. At the end of the day, the God you pray to, is the same God that I am praying".
Quickly I explained to my colleague, I said its like going to KLCC from Penang. Some may opt to take flight (#PrayForMH370), some may drive through the highway, some stopped at Taiping and took the old road to KL. These different routes are what I call "religions", whereas the ultimate goal of reaching KLCC is God. So you see, our destiny is the same, just that our way to our destiny is different.
Ah-ha! What a day... It was lovely to get such an enlightenment in the midst of a normal workday.
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