Surprisingly the start of the school term didn't leave me overwhelmed and feeling as if I'm running a 100km marathon. It's something to be thankful for. :) Each day passes and I feel peace; wonder if it's the peace that surpasses all understanding haha.

But things are gradually piling on my plate. This term I've five modules: Leadership and Team Buidling (really fun, we're graded on how we work as a team to come up with a community service project. I've got a great team and we'll be working with kids! awesome!), Business and Society (praise God for a great project group too), Contract law (Prof Yeo never fails to amaze me with his brilliance every seminar), Tort law (once our prof took out a Bible to read a verse where the neighbour principle originated from!) and Legal Research and Writing (next week we're supposed to come up with a scenario where a lawyer is needed, can be
real life or fiction - i'm thinking of something wacky, man steals 40 cents from a kid or something). School's fun!

But people are leaving though. :( Alright one person to be specific - rouyin. She's leaving for Australia this coming Tuesday on scholarship to pursue her dream to fly, and I am very proud you ry!

And there's Uni-Y, which is a community service club I'm excited to be part of! The people I'm about to work with as we step up this semester are an amazing bunch - all of them have a huge heart for people... and that inspires me.

I've been thinking about the priorities in my life recently, because I've come to realise that the way we go on about our lives really hinges on the kind of priorities we have. Say I love the slack life, so the bed is really important to me and I make the choice to sleep on it for the whole afternoon. I made a judgement and a decision based on the values that I hold dear.

A close friend of mine has this to say about her priorities - Sleep, Study, Saviour - in no order of priority. The 3 S-es in her life, she says. And I find it so adorable haha.

But on a more serious note, I was thinking of my own and somehow came to a revelation, that the one priority I really only need
is God, because from Him I see the purpose and the importance of loving my family and excelling in the work I have in my hands. 

Now I just need the confidence (how fitting, at cell group today we talked about self-esteem) and strength to put this priority into continuous action. The rest will follow.