Hello, hello. Sophia here (maybe not most of the time, but sometimes I am) so I don't really update a lot. Sorry. Aspiring to be a woman who is CAPTIVATING (read the book!-is currently on my top favs!) and a student which can answer at least a few questions on her test correctly (I'm no nerd-I just like gettin' good grades). I like cold showers on hot days and hot showers on cold days, and being indoors when its (very) hot and being ourdoors after a heavy downpoor. Ps, I may not be the prettiest girl on earth, but I beautiful cos I have Jesus in me. :)
The King is entralled by your beauty, Psalms 45:11

Hmm.. now that Christmas is over and everything seems to have finally settled to normalcy... Seems like I've really got nothing to do. xD

No la. Actually I've got a tonne of stuff to prepare for next year and finish up by this week, but the holiday mood seems to be with me-thus making me feel lazy and uninterested to complete my to-do-list. (I'm gonna be in so much trouble by the end of this week.. :S)

But anyways.. how was Christmas everyone? :D I know mine went swell.
After not buying stuff for anyone last year, my sis and I were especially generous this year. This was our list:

Gift list:
1. Dad- a wallet from House Of Leather. (who knew animal skin could be sooo costly???... ok, that sounded kinda barbaric. x) sorry sorry-sophia is still kinda shocked at the price)
2. Mum- Hand bag from Coloris Accesories. (it was on sale! Thank goodness-original price abt RM 200++)
3. Ah Mah & Ah Kong- handmade apple jam! xD *ok.. this one didn't cost much-but we put our love in it!!*
4. Our Godmother- 2 pairs of those individual toes socks from Sox World
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The list goes on la. :) hehe
And lols, I got some pretty cool gifts as well. :D
But that isn't important. (meaning-its for me to know, and for you to mind your own business ^^)

Anyways, really enjoyed the speaker's message at church today. :)
It was about the reason He (Jesus) came, on that cold night, in the town of Bethlehem those 2009 years ago.
The part I really loved about this sermon was when it ended with this poem, and I quote:

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