It’s 6 o’clock.
Finally, I can now go.
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Wait!
You have to edit this.
You have to send that.
You have to write this.
You have to check that.
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Okay, 6:30.
No.
6:45?
Still no.
Sigh.
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7:15 off I go.
With eyes tired, mind drained, energy low.
I whispered a simple prayer
that’s nearly impossible.
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A bus with a seat, I hoped for.
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I arrived at the bus bay and waited.
Seconds later, my prayer’s answered.
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DAY 3 of 50 Days of Gratefulness
Today I am grateful for God’s answers to my simplest prayers.
Odd as it may seem, a bus where I can still sit during my almost 2 hours ride home is as seldom as raindrops during dry season.
But last night, a yellow bus with a lot of vacant seats arrived a few seconds after I started waiting.
I guess with Him, no prayer is too big or too small.
He’s surely waiting for your whisper. Go tell him.
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Yess it happens .God is closer than our jugular vein 😍
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Aww. I so agree with that! 🙂 Do you the same experiences? 🙂
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Yeah they are countless 🙂
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Definitely! 🙂
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Swerte! 😉
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Haha! Truths!
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That’s awesome. I mean the way how you write. I think it’s very good. Bye
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Oh. Thank you! 🙂
Really appreciate your words! ❤
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I have I had days like that though I’m usually praying for no traffic. I don’t always get that 😉
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Haha! That is something that I usually don’t pray for. Because here, it is really really impossible! 😀
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quite true here too but it never hurts to ask 🙂
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Yeah, you’re definitely right! 😀
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🙂 and it just might help
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Yes, small prayers are precious and answered, too. I’m just so sorry that you have such a ways to go.
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Indeed. 🙂
Oh, thank you! It’s a normal situation here in the Philippines, especially in Manila. Traffic’s a mess and the population continues to rise. So yeah, it’s a mess.
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I’ve heard that about Manila. Still sorry you have to endure it. I live in a small town near a big town. Our notion of a traffic jam Is ridiculous. I admire your patience.
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Thank you! We have no choice but to be patient. 😀
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Isn’t it comforting to know that God is right there with you…waiting for you to Whisper to Him! This is beautiful, I love how you write too!! 🙂
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Yay! Thank you so much, Deb. ❤
It is indeed comforting that someone listens to your silent whispers, and indeed he answers, too! 🙂
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wow.. this is amazing and beautifully expressed!
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Oh there you go, my sweet little friend and language tutor! ❤
Thank you!
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heheh! 😉 yes surely! 😛 Same applies to you! 😉
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Yay! 😀 We’re getting too cheesy here! 😀
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hahaha! 😛 Lolz! Zipped… 😉
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Hi there!
2 hours ride! Wow! That is similar to Malaysia but normally 1 hours+ of jam from the city.
Sure God is always there ready for all our prayers, big or small.
Have a great day!
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Really? I think it is normal in key cities around the world. 😀
Thank you for reading, and yes, God is just waiting. 🙂
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