I think i am killing my readers from all these long reads.

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I am glad Rasalas (my house) girls team won the Frisbee inter house competition. First position. Thrashing the opponent to a score of 6 - 0. My pressure theory worked! Tremendously.
Anyway 6 out of the 8 girls are my classmates.

Taurus guys were just imba! 9 - 1. And that 1 is a give away, allowing the opponent to earn more than half the field with no marking or blocking, at that point of time i guess the score was 8 - 0.
Taurus guys were able to throw from one end of the field to the other (Breath wise) and somtimes beyond, plus blocking. It was just sick to the max. Once the Frisbee loses contact with their fingers you can see it gliding rapidly, swift is the word. Seamless is the motion.
Absolutely gorgeous.

The last goal scored by Tarus guys was just sick as well. The catcher dived forward and then stretched his hands backwards to grab the frisbee. I hope you can imagine that. Stuning.
To a certain extent, they live up to their name, Zero Displacement, in short ZD, which sounds quite cool for a Frisbee team.

I am starting to get the hang of throwing the Disc for about 30 - 40 metres. My short term dream for Frisbee is to flick it to the catcher 100 metres away on the track. That will look awesome! =)

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Impossible is nothing.
Nothing is impossible.

I wonder how many can distinguish the differences in the message behind these two sentances.
If you are still wondering, both of the sentances hold different meanings.

One thing Lit has definitely taught me, the naunces of syntax and diction, can drastically change the meaning behind each line.

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I am receving results back really soom , i hope it aint tmr.
I have yet to fully utilise my time to maximise the fun and the things i want to do with my life.
But i am contented.

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Similar dreams i guess?
Influenced?
Most probably.

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God, i thank You for teaching me what sorrow actually means.
That sorrow actually bring blessings, that it prepares the way.
That sorrow is the greatest gift from You.

Jesus suffered the greatest sorrow on the cross, and He brought about the greatest blessing through suffering, redemption.

Sorrow is something God uses to prepare us for His blessings.