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Thursday, April 12, 2012
Ocular




Meet Mark, who invites you to join Hope: Commonwealth this summer!



So I went to UP last Tuesday to make a ocular in their dug-out at Commonwealth. Mark and his wife Ruth have helped organize PBJ (Philippine Basketball for Jesus) which aims to form basketball teams with the urban youths. Galing diba? They share the Gospel after the games and encourage team members to share as well. I'm so excited for this!



Right now I back in Rizal and our things are a mess. Dad have just raked away most of my stuff, although there is still a lot of trash left. The problem is fitting it into our house. Imagine two houses combining things! Expect overcrowding and a lot of recycling!

Adjustment, adjustment. :) Forcing myself to think I have all the time in the world to live alone!