Yey! Nabunutan na ko ng tinik. (Never thought that it's the reason why my heart was heavy since the other day.) Though I was cheated by group of people from Sunnyside Pretoria South Africa with $637, I've learned my lessons.
It was funny that I was so stupid enough not to notice or search about it over the internet - where I usually do. I trusted people so much. It just means that I was so overwhelmed with different stuffs in life recently (family, work, etc).
I'll just think that the money is for the needy. "Everything has its own reasons." And even I don't know them, I trust God.
And maybe, the money is for the poor kids in South Africa. Just like what I've seen in movies. Like the thief archery in cartoons? Maybe..
God is filling up my thoughts with good things right now, since the time I've learned the truth. And I thank my friends for the prayers.
Aside from 'it might be for the poor kids', I am lucky enough that they only got Php26,885 from me. Unlike the Filipinos I saw over the news. They were cheated with millions of money. Moreover, the cheater or fraud people are also Filipinos.
Trust.. It's the only thing you need to take care of. Money and material things are nothing, but not "trust". When you are cheated, you'll get hurt. Not just with the material things but with the 'trust' you gave.
I also had a mistake. I should have given the money to my mother in the first place. But I kept thinking that I will be able to help her more when I get to sell my PS3.
Well.. It has already happened. And I don't want my family to know this. I want to still the confidence they have on me. I'm the eldest and I have a responsibility over them. I don't want them to know my stupidity. Haha.
Smile. Laugh. And I love you God. In Jesus name, amen!
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your understanding. In all your ways, acknowledge him and He will make your path straight."
-Rove
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