Surprising surprises..
8 10 2008A surprise..not necessarily a good or a bad one..but nevertheless surprising. During this week I was also faced with a load of challenges, some of which I was prepared for, or rather warned about…others came as, a surprise.
Before I embark on a monotonous road-blog ( I’m hoping I don’t ), I would like to write about a few changes that have occurred and left a significant mark on my present life.
First of all last weekend I had the great opportunity to attent a Christian live-in organized by y4j (youths4jesus). Even though it was my second livein of the sort..surprisingly enough, there was much more in store for me. ‘Stronger’, as it was called, did infact make me a stronger Christian witness, ready to go against the flow and live the good news of Jesus
Secondly, isn’t it amazing how many people want to help you as soon as you start the school journey? That is, until they realise that you’ve already booked your journey tickets with someone else…well that’s the awkward reality expected in any society which has opened it’s doors for political parties. And here’s the sad part, it’s normally the only common ground that all political parties walk on. Many times these organization meetings tend to fall in the ”Us and Them” background. “We’re black…they’re white.” “We’re good…they’re bad.” And, this time, it’s not surprising that only a few are those, and rare are the occassions when a member of these parties says, “We’re good because…”…”We’re white because…”
And please if any member of any party happens to be reading this..for all our sake’s, don’t tell me, ”Join our party cause we hold better parties.” Basically, I couldn’t care less about these parties, I joined an organization because I believed that this organization looks at my future as a student with a certain perspective that other organizations disregard. In my opinion, if you’re elected in council because you throw brilliant parties once a month, then I’m sorry but you had better joined the Maltese clubbing authority. I’m interested in the organization who will fight for my rights such as my stipend, my right to learn, my right to have a reasonable number of free hours, my right to join extra curricular activities, my right to speak out my opinion without being looked down upon…and because I feel that students do deserve more..I have in fact joined SDM.
My crticism won’t cease and I am developing no soft spot for the party, but at this point I believe that I undoubtedly made the right choice.
Take care,
Yanica xxx
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