Prayers Needed

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Something important came up, the reason for my silence the whole week. I am supposed to post the mechanics for my birthday giveaway but I have to spare my time for a serious review.

Tomorrow and Wednesday, I will be hurdling a government examination. If I pass the exam and the interview, I get to be employed nice and good. A beautiful job awaits me if they find favor in me, nice pay, and something that will really utilize my mind.

I would like to ask if you could spare me some prayers for this exam. I am being positive about it, but I know it is God's will that must be honored as always. So I am just praying that I will hurdle this to the best of my knowledge and ability and that God will guide me when I take it tomorrow.

This is actually what I'd call, my dream job. I am crossing my fingers. Please cross yours for me.

Thanks so much everyone.

sHenG

Comments

onyxx said…
hey good luck. i hope this test and get that job :). it would be a great way to start a year
1/17/2010 1:42 PM
kg said…
done sheng! good luck to you! mwah!
1/17/2010 3:01 PM
Unknown said…
Goodluck Sheng!
1/17/2010 6:57 PM
Oman said…
good luck sheng. you can do it.
1/17/2010 7:27 PM
Anonymous said…
my prayers are with you.
lift everything to Him, think and do positive. all the best, sheng!
1/17/2010 8:09 PM
witsandnuts said…
We will be praying for you, Sheng. Thy Will be done.
1/17/2010 8:45 PM
Anonymous said…
good luck sheng, praying for you. keeping my toes also crossed.
1/17/2010 8:54 PM
SleeplessInKL said…
As we were taught in elementary school, "Do your best and God will do the rest"! Good luck!
1/17/2010 9:16 PM
BlogusVox said…
Ano ba yan? Civil Service Exam? Kayang-kaya mo yan! I have full confidence you'll hurdle that with flying colors. But to add a little more spice, I say - Goodluck!
1/17/2010 9:40 PM
sheng said…
Thanks a lot you guys, I'm being positive about it, and will do my best to pass the exam.

@Blogusvox: employment exam na. Pero parang CS nga, hehe.
1/17/2010 9:47 PM
dyosa said…
Good luck Sheng.

Will always pray for you. Kaya mo yan! :D
1/17/2010 10:44 PM
princess_dyanie said…
goodluck and u can do it! :)
1/18/2010 12:54 AM
mightydacz said…
good luck sheng yakang yaka mo yan...kaw pa....
1/18/2010 4:52 AM
upto6only said…
good luck Sheng. I know you pass the exam.

God Bless :)
1/18/2010 5:37 AM
escape said…
you can make it. get enough rest for an active mind. you need not to get a perfect score.
1/18/2010 6:28 AM
bertN said…
Good luck in your exam and interview!
1/18/2010 10:03 AM
Eds said…
good luck sheng. you can really do it!
1/18/2010 4:02 PM
Kayni said…
good luck and you are in my prayers. do your best =)
1/19/2010 8:02 AM
ALiNe said…
good luck! kamusta?
1/19/2010 4:52 PM
Brendel said…
Uy Sheng, this is a bit late but I hope you did well in the exam. :-)
1/20/2010 3:15 PM
nice A said…
This comes late so I just wish that you made it. I'll wait for the good news post:)
1/21/2010 6:52 PM
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