Christmas came and went, no miricle happen. My daughter felled off her tri-cycle twice, the boy gazed into the spinning top of a shinning toy. Life is starting to fell a little less lively these days and more rehearse. Even my Crazy Job is starting to fall into a routine. I had a small discussion with my baby cousin about religion. I said I can not trust the church, because I don't trust the mean who run them. She asked how will I teach my child the bible, I responded. " we will read it together." |
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Assumptions are acts assumed by one party, but corrected by another. We assume things because it's what we want. For example, we assume that a young lady calls our name, when she really just sneezes, or something. But the point is, assumptions can be a small window of hope, something that leaves us wondering, what if? |