Not Bright, But Not Muted Either

Mix n matching old clothes with some old and new accessories is so much fun! I usually wear this paisley chiffon top with just the basic black blazer, or if I want to be a bit more adventurous, with my tan jacket. So blah! I never thought of combining navy jacket with black pants, but the combination works just fine, don't you think?

How does an adult explain politics to a three-year-old?

How does a primary student solve non-linear programming problems of a PhD candidate?

How does a CEO explain merger and acquisition to a Labrador Retriever?

How do you explain the difference between Zen and Buddhism to an ant?

Folly, if might so myself.

If so, then how can I, a mere mortal, a human being, being as sophisticated and advance as modern technology makes possible, insist to know God’s plan?

Or even more amazing, insist that I know better than The Creator?

How can one claim that he or she understands the mind of God?

Folly? Ignorance? Arrogance?

Maybe all three.

Yet I do that over and over again.

My own foolishness always took me by surprise.

I doubt, though, that it took Him by surprise.

"For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways, My ways, says The Lord.

As high as the heavens are above the earth,

so high are My ways above your ways and My thoughts above your thoughts."

(Isaiah 55:8-9)

Black slacks: LOFT. Paisley top: unbranded, old. Navy blue jacket: Anne Klein. Bag: Les Catino. Shoes: Voir (Malaysia). Earrings: old. Necklace with turquoise pendant: gift from Bangkok. Turquoise bead nacklace: DIY project. Silver charm bracelets: old collection, during the period when I liked to collect them.

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