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Monday, November 27
13 For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb. 14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.
You are the first one of your kind.
Yes, that is all I can come up with after a whole week.
Into something beautiful.
The outside might just bleed it's way in.
Coffee bean naughty, Tea leave him.
I'm a miracle, baby!
I don't think it's a coincidence that, nearing my 19th birthday, I actually find out the incredible details of my miraculous birth. As it is - I am, quite literally, a miracle baby.
It's almost unbelievable but at the the same time terribly comforting, to know that I am here because while surgeons were cleaning and washing out my Mummy's womb, I wasn't drained away like the incy-wincy spider all because at that very moment, I was actually a tiny egg travelling down the fallopian tube. A few days earlier and I'd be non-existent. It's also amazing that while the doctor mistakenly prescribed a drug that shouldn't have been taken by my Mummy (and, apparently, one which affects the child such that numerous gender issues are known to arise), I am fine - not perfectly, but I'm good - and I am, thankfully and clearly, a girl. (Get that smart comeback out of your head right now.)
Psalm 139:13-14
So.. You can see why, amidst thanking all the people who have blessed me today with their well-wishes, gifts, and jolly company - I'd like to thank God, most of all, for my birth and my birthday.
4 million miles away from smiles.
And now her head feels a little strange,
"I should've waited just awhile for the green,
And saved myself from a ruptured spleen."
He answered the phone, with the funky ringtone
And savoured the polyphonic for a mite.
When the screech and the bump and the great big thump
Came, he swallowed his air bag in fright.
The man on street was waiting to meet
His lady for a cuppa tea
When he saw the calamity, with visions of prosperity,
He left and went to buy 4D.