6 days not connected to the cyber world and my mailbox exceeded its limit.
I thought I will be able to gain access to the internet freely once I got home, yet to my shock the computer isn't there anymore!!
The truth is, my brother brought it back to UTM, Johor with him.
I can't put the blame on him because he didn't know I'll be going back so soon and the computer was already collecting dust at home.
Anyway, coincidentally I was back just in time to attend the memorial service and funeral of my church member who was among the 7 involved in the helicopter incident.
I was hearing lots of rumor concerning the incident saying that the jungle is 'dirty' , 'creepy' and all the sorts, that's why the rescue team couldn't find the copter though it was just 5 minutes flying distance from the rescue teams' headquarter.
I don't really believe what was said, but I haven come up with my own theory yet. Maybe we'll never know the actual reason.
One main thing mentioned by the preachers during the memorial service was the question: "Why bad things happen to good people?"
The answer given was: "We may never be able to come up with a good answer to the question while we're still on earth."
It reminds me of the time when I used to ask my Sunday School teachers and youth leaders the same question. The answer that i got was : bad things happen because of people's sin; quoting Job's case and saying that it's a trial or test, and that at the end of the day Job was blessed.
Yet in real life when things do happen, all these spoon-fed answer just didn't fit into the picture.
I guess this is where faith plays it's role. *sigh*
Could the funeral service you attended by any chance be Datk Marcus Raja's funeral?
ReplyDeleteNo, I wasn't in time to go to Datuk Marcus Raja's funeral. I went to SESCO general manager, Jason Eng and Datuk Judson Tagal's funeral.
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