2.28.2011
Day 48: take the hit!
2.20.2011
Day 41: I really have no idea whats best for me but He does!
2.14.2011
breaking it down!
2.13.2011
Day 35: missed my first TV & Media class already.
Day 34: HU's Aftermath launch!
2.08.2011
Day 29: i dream of bacon
2.06.2011
Day 27: church hopping and meeting Jayesslee!!!
2.04.2011
Day 25: i feel so... small.
2.03.2011
Day 24: got a bit offended
2.02.2011
one more coffee?
i guess you can say ive been pretty lucky/blessed… never really dealt with death in my 22yrs of life yet… until earlier this week.
i mean… theres been my friends' grandparents passing, or a friend's parents, or some distant relative in hk.. but its never been anyone i really knew personally. i may have said "hi" to them here or there, but not someone i had a decent conversation with.
until now. altho i wouldn't say she was someone really close, but she was someone i looked up to. i first "met" or knew of her during the TC days. she was a media coach. then when i volunteered at sobem, i worked directing under her, reporting to her. it was these days that i really got to know her. sometimes, we got sidetracked from doing research and work for the current project, and we'd just chat about life. and in the afternoon, it'd always be coffee time. since i had previously worked at tims, i would be in charge of making the coffee! (all ingredients provided by sobem. it was simply putting it together =P)
and to find out 1 week after she had passed, and being half way around the world. it just doesnt seem... real that she's actually gone! the last time i talked to her was around christmas time. she had msg me, trying to find someone's contact info. im glad i was able to help her with that!
thankful that i was able to connect with a friend, who went to the funeral. a CD of her testimony (going thru the whole cancer process) was distributed, and my friend uploaded it for me to download. after having a listen, wow... the attitude she had towards it was amazing! isntead of being all bitter and wondering why she was "chosen" to be the recipient of this cancer, she was thankful that she can now relate to those who are sick. its not just knowing the right words of comfort to say anymore. but its actually living and knowing the pain/sufferings of what they go thru.
its not even a positive attitude, but truly a woman of God. not looking at the brighter side of things, but instead looking at it from God's perspective. the big picture.
she appreciated life so much more, it definitely changed her.
she also lived a life, that glorified God in as many ways as she could.
she was a dancer, she worked with youth, and poured her life into theirs.
she had a heart for missions. she loved the of Uganda and wished she could go back.
she knew what she wanted to do with her life. a degree, good paycheque career was not her top priority. finding a job where she truly enjoyed working at, and broadcasting the gospel was her passion.
and most of this.. i only found out after she had passed. i only knew her as the "TC media coach" and the "worker at sobem". but after hearing all this.. its great knowing that there are people out there, dedicated their lives to God, and living a purpose-filled life. experiencing the joys of knowing she lived out her life that glorified God.
Queedy Lee. a servant, and a daughter of Christ.
can't wait to see you in heaven!