Monday, 26 April 2010

"I have seen all the things that are done under the sun,all is vanity,a chasing after the wind": ECCL 1:14


Hiya!

I had thought I lost this post...Thank God for automatic back up! The moment has passed but the message remains!

Reflect people...reflect.


Over the past few days, there's been a deeper awareness of life's' truths. I've had sudden awakenings, as they say---Staccato---short and sharp, over the last couple of days. I have never in my entire life been able to understand the nature of man and the cruelty of the world. We live each day, learning things we never thought existed...the truth is that they have always been around, it just takes certain situations to unfold such truths.

For in a million years, I'll never know why some strive to be evil and others seek after good. We ask so many questions to answers that probably don't exist...and our ever popular resounding anthem is 'That's life'. Life is not just how people live and what people do, its more to do with our own personal encounters.

On Sunday, I experienced something that made me confirm Gods' existence. Over the past two years, Ive been fed with more fact of Gods inexistence than the weather forecast! ---The Philosophy of Religion. Freud pointed out eccentric reasons to why there is no God.

like seriously, I am the least person you'd expect doubts about God's existence...I was brought up in a christian home, went to Sunday school bla bla bla. However, to be honest the Philosophy of Religion shook me a tad bit...It all falls back to the same topical issue ''The Problem of Evil''. If there is a God, why is there soo much evil? If this 'God' is the God of classical theism,not constraint by space nor time,how do we explain the earthquake in Haiti.

We ask ourselves this questions often.

Its more of a spiritual thing as opposed to philosophy which bases everything on Reasoning and logic.

Ok, I know i deviated a bit, but yh our views on life are very personal. Individual outlooks.

In as much as we live in a bad bad world, we should never conform. That's what sets us aside, makes us different.

There so many things I place importance on...gosh do i love shopping! these things all come to an end, I have realised that although shopping is not a crime, I need to be conscious not to make it rule my life.

"I have seen all the things that are done under the sun,all is vanity,a chasing after the wind": ECCL 1:14

ONE LAST THING: 'With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams,
it is still a beautiful world.
Be cheerful. Strive to be happy.'

---Max Ehrmann. (Desiderata)

:)

Saturday, 24 April 2010

Waiting for that day....

Morning all!

Exams are fasst approaching...it shows all around me and through me! Mood swings, stress, random outbursts and all. I have 12 modules to write in a month...nothing to look forward to. A girls' gotta do what she has to do! *sigh

June 29th for me is like that saviours day or emmm the day I see the light after the tunnel. Just had my maths mock exam yesterday, and yes it went well :D.

Its a shame I might not be blogging as much as I would like to, until that fateful day. For now, its back to the books...But you'll def see me around *wink wink

One last thing: Hardwork pays, the ends justify the means. Do not sleep, do not eat, do not play...deprive yourself of whatever and just STUDY!

Yours,
Teetleskittles.

Did he know...


Hi all,
I just listened to Dagrins exclusive song ''If I die''...Now i'm wondering if he could actually feel death coming. ''If I die, make u no cry for me''...He's basically saying we shouldnt cry. All Dagrin's fans, we need to be strong and keep his music living. We loved Dagrin, no doubts...my sister even referred to him as her man..lol. Its quite evident that Dagrin has carried along many fans who felt like they knew him personally, although many of us we knew him through his music.He was unpretentious, straight to the point, spoke yoruba with such passion...*sigh. It is my prayer that God should comfort us all, especially the family he left behind. Im soo hurt, he died before he lived.


''We love you DaGrin and we will not Cry, instead we will celebrate your life through your music.''

Rest In Peace Dapo Olaitan “Da Grin” Olaonipekun (1987-2010).


One last thing: We never know who goes next...Lets live worthy lives.
Yours,
Teetleskittles.

Friday, 23 April 2010

The Mortality of Man...


"Have the courage to live. Anyone can die."

He was here one day....gone one night.
Dagrin has gone to be with the lord,I find it soo hard to believe still. Death...I still don't know why it comes soo prematurely. It felt like Dagrin was someone I knew, but it was his music I knew. He'll truly be missed...I can't imagine how burnt his family will be after this sudden cruel demise. God comforts...he'll comfort them.

One last word: Life is short, we won't be here forever, lets love like we've never loved and live each day with gratitude.

Yours,
Teetleskittles.

The start of something new...


Hi all!

This for me is quite new, I don't aspire to be the best blogger ever, but ill try to keep you entertained ;)...I have always wanted to join the community of bloggers but emmm I have been too busy or just held back? I can't even answer that. hehe! From now on, ill be able to keep track of everything happening around me whilst keeping u informed too! It'll be a very new experience, but I hope you enjoy this as much as I will. Welcome me to my cyber-diary!


Yours,

Teetleskittles.