Day 2
-Sept. 19 2020-
-Sept. 19 2020-
This poor man cried out, and the Lord heard him, and saved him out of all his troubles.
--Psalm 34
I felt like to pray when I was on a bus heading to the bookstore.
About 3:00 pm. Noon. The sun was hot. I was sitting.
The BTA students and staffs can adapt the COVID-19 the best possible. Get used to online teaching/learning. No more obstacles.
Everyone in our school stay safe.
Take away the anxiety covers on everyone.
Getting more organized.
Something bad happened, made me feel gloomy for sometime. It's a hard attack. Similar to what happened to me before when I was in 8th grade. I was praying for, I hope that God can help me forget about this. I was having a hard time overcoming this obstacle no matter how many "courage stories" I was told.
Many of my question have been answered. However, immediately after the prayer, there are still some tension left in my mind. was wondering about what is written on the book: how can I know that God is talking to me, not I am talking to myself.
When I was trying to figure out how will the God help me forget about it. All of a sudden, 4 busus come to the road crossing at once. I found that I ride these lines of bus often when I was in 8th grade, which is the time when I struggled a similar problem. They have triggered my memory of how did I get out of the situation, by continuous learning and making some changes to myself. I was immediately stunned. All my negative feeling vanish into thin air. Yes, I can make it before, I can make it now.
I am a city bus fan, my stories are connected to buses.
Should I say, it's a coincidence, or is the God trying to use things I could understand to teach me.