As for me, it was hard to wake
up around 7 AM on this morning. I slept late because I had to
submit my SKRIPSI on the afternoon yet it had not finished. I did not feel
well yet I did not sick. There’s should be an Asian History class in the
morning. We already planned to watch Mahatma Gandhi but I felt so weak
physically and my spirit just broken. I did not go. Instead, I kept lying on my
bed with a head worrying about SKRIPSI and did not know what to do.
At 9 AM, Silvi came to my room
with pancakes for me. It was surprised me because she supposed to watch Mahatma
Gandhi. She said that her SKRIPSI-supervisor asked her to submit her SKRIPSI on
Wednesday (3/13/13), therefore she asked permission to not watch because she
needed more time to work on her SKRIPSI. She reported to our lecturer that I
was sick and would watch the Mahatma Gandhi with her later (after Wednesday).
I felt blessed as she came to
my room. It was not about the pancakes yet I loved it, but her gentle care
toward me. After she went out from my room, suddenly I had my strength to wake
up, had my devotion time with the LORD, ate the pancakes, had a shower, then
worked on my SKRIPSI although I had no idea (aka stagnant). Can you see that
this little thing called ‘care’ somehow energized me to rise up?
I thank to God for showing me
His tender care through Silvi. If you read this, Silvi, thanks a lot for being
God’s extended hands and feet! No one knew that I went to sleep with a great
distress around 1.30 AM, but God knew since He was the only one who watched me
the whole night. In the morning suddenly you messaged me and somehow brought me
pancakes. Thanks a lot, sister! *hugs*
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