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This 25 years


Life is going fast for me; its good to have God by your side when the horizon looks bleak. Soon I will turn 25 and I'm thinking, where did those 25 years went? They just went away without me knowing.

I'm remembering my first years in High School and the first years with Gethsemane Baptist Church and I'm longing for them; to live them all over again and redo my life. I don't have regrets, but its worth remembering. The first years of anything is where one enjoys, its where  the routine doesn't exist and time slows. I remember the first time i met people who really caught my attention and especially those people that I made friends with.

I remember my first real friend, I remember my first relationship, which sadly changed how i approach girls. Its a good feeling knowing that our past will no longer bother us and its a good feeling we can hold onto precious memories and discard those that made a dent in our lives.

Life exist to live it and to enjoy it, life is a gift from our Creator and He expects us to live long in His will.


After all this years at church, i still struggle with one nasty sin and I know that God will carry me thru to victory. I am grateful to God for allowing me to meet great people thru this 25 years of life. I thank Him for allowing me to born into this family that I've known since i was born. I give thanks to God for allowing me to live this far.

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