Reading my old blogs..

It's raining.. again. *Sigh*. I barely recall a day in this year where there is no rain at all. A few years back, I can see a clear distinction between raining and dry seasons. It's complete different now, as if like the global climatic system gone haywire. I guess there must be some truth in climate change propaganda. The wet regions go wetter and the dry regions otherwise, and the changing rate also accelerates every year.

Anyway, while enjoying this rather cool weather, I decided of digging my old blogs and checked out what I have been writing so far. I have several old blogs - which I excitedly update until I ran out of things to write, and started a newer blog, while abandoning the previous one. Wondered if you noticed, but it took me almost a year to have this blog you're reading to be updated. So much for the dedication.

But the fact that I'm able to see my entries posted two, three years back does rekindle old memories. I had one entry that has me spending half an hour writing on my life's depression while another had me babbling about I-have-no-idea-what-to-write. Some entries had me writing about my dilemma of sitting for TOEFL and GRE. I think I have a few entries that elaborates (and also plot out a dramatic scene) of my flu-cough-fever sessions. I never thought I have an strange yet interesting perceptions of my life.

I'm supposed to search some materials for my mock teaching interview this Friday and my sharing session on ministry management, which coincidently falls on the same day, but at a slightly later time. Frankly speaking, I have no idea what to share about ministry management because the ministry management I know of is not taught by the book, but merely trial and errors that I encountered along the way, which eventually becomes the rule of thumb in my ministry. I'm no expert in ministry management for sure, however, the argument was that since I'm an engineer, I should know great deal of issues in management and be good at it. Hmm, that's one downside of being an engineer. People assumed you are well versed in all technical things, which in reality, you barely know the information just right at the surface. But I guess at this time it's pretty late to do all the searching, so I might as well just have it done tommorrow instead before I leave for Kuching on Wednesday.

If you're really curious of what I've been writing in my previous blogs, let me know, however, I politely ask that you may read them with discretion. Some of the entries can be rather suprising, due to my mood swings at the time of writing.