Priorities. Life.
They seem to go hand-in-hand very well. They almost seem inseparable.
It’s funny how life seems to be at its peak, and dives down to its lowest end within just a short period of time. Now that the lowest end has been conquered and I’m starting to rise up beyond of what I expected. Back in Malaysia, life was not a breeze, but everything was in place. Everything jumbled up when we moved. Now, it’s been almost a year and a half, I’m proudly exclaiming that as a family, we have risen from our squats, and slowly climbing upwards the staircase of life. All credit goes to God; He pulled us through our toughest times. There were tears and anger, but look where we are now. We’ve planted ourselves in a church, serving His House in different areas; we seem to be less dependent on those who initially helped us when we moved.
Last year, my priorities were, study, work, get friends, find a church. Nothing was really accelerating except for my studies, finding out that I wasn’t as dumb as I thought. *smile*
This year, my priorities are so different. Yes, study, but to the maximum. I’ve never felt like a studious person in my life, can you beat that? A church, I’ve got myself in that and it’s going to take me a lot to get me out of it! Work is put aside till I finish Year 12. Friends, man, I love the ones that I got now! But there never seem to be enough time to build a strong relationship with all of them with the time constraint. There are different groups in church, different people in school that I love, and not to mention my Saturday school girls. That has taken up so much of my time till I’m at the point where I am not in contact with any fellow Youth Church leaders here anymore.
Instead of prioritizing to embark on the journey of looking for friends, I’m on the journey of achieving the true meaning of balance and organizing what should be the top of my list in life. There are so many times that I had to turn down things due to priorities. Well, such is life, isn’t it? You don’t always get what you want and somehow or another you would always end up making unfavourable decisions.
Now, I just don’t want to make decisions that I would regret later on. As much as I love having fellowship with different groups of friends, I do not want to place my studies in jeopardy. I know I have to push myself harder since this is the last lap of my year in high school. I know that if I get distracted now, and study less, I would suffer when the results come out. I would be haunted with guilt of knowing that I would’ve done better if I had prioritized. Things do not seem to be as easy as they seem anymore. I seem to have so many things creeping up in place and I find myself doing everything else but studying. It’s really starting to bug me. L
Nothing seems to take place when I try to do things with my mortal capacity. I keep telling myself, “Study or you’ll regret it later.” That threat had never affected anyone, has it? It is barely a threat, it is a voice seems easily brushed off my shoulder.
I guess, tomorrow is the start of change. Or maybe even tonight…
普里西拉 (Priscilla in Chinese! - through Google Translator, lol)
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