The pathway is broken
And the signs are unclear
And I don’t know the reason why You brought me here
But just because You love me the way that You do
I’m gonna walk through the valley
If You want me to
‘Cause I’m not who I was
When I took my first step
And I’m clinging to the promise You’re not through with me yet
So if all of these trials bring me closer to You
Then I will go through the fire
If You want me to
It may not be the way I would have chosen
When You lead me through a world that’s not my home
But You never said it would be easy
You only said I’d never go alone
So when the whole world turns against me
And I’m all by myself
And I can’t hear You answer my cries for help
I’ll remember the suffering Your love put You through
And I will go through the valley
If You want me to
Thanks for the fun, joy, brotherhood and unforgettable memories together:
the toilet washing, SOC-ing, the zombie board game, signing extras, stand by bed (haha), confronting the Colonel who tried to split us up during SARS, auntie’s survival game (still can’t believe the enormous fun we derived from it), insects chasing, endless PT, road marches and silly songs led by yours truly.
“Children are the ultimate startup. And when they leave for college, it’s their IPO. And when they get married, it’s an M & A deal. And like most startups, these milestones usually take longer and cost more than you predicted. Parental success rates, however, are much better than even the best (seed-stage) venture capitalist’s. ” – Sherry Couch of BizNiche
