Fate

Hon, I truly appreciate for that you try your best to update me what is going on despite that it is hard for you to organize your feelings, not to mention to put them in words.

Hopefully you have received by now, I wanted to mail you my photo in suits that John gave me last night. Not that it would help what you are facing in any major way, I just hope that seeing your hon dressed up with a big smile in the face can boost you up. I was not hungry at all and I wanted to mail it first before eating lunch, but I remembered my promise and I ate lunch as soon as possible after my meetings.

I tried to visit the same mail store where I sent the chocolate, which I thought is south of 7 and Warden (I needed international stamps). I kept driving south and could not find it, but found a convenient store with a postage box outside, so I tried my luck there. While I got the stamps, the next mail collection checkpoint for the postage box is tomorrow 11 am!! I couldn't stand that because I want the photo to reach your hands as soon as possible, because while I have full faith that everything will eventually be sorted out, anything that I can help I will do it.

So I left and was trying to think of a way. Thinking thinking I thought it was worthwhile to try NORTH of 7 and wala I found the same store where I mailed the chocolate!! (Your hon seriously has poor memory)
Happily when I opened the postage box tray, I notice that there was another letter stuck there and did not slide into the lower level. I mailed my letter and made sure that they both went underneath.

On my way back to work I was thinking that if I didn't get lost I might have missed this "stuck" letter. Or worse it could have been my mail that was stuck in the mailbox! It was as if God was trying to assure me that every action and reaction are under His control! Our lives are all beautifully intertwined, under God's sovereign plan.

I will continue to do what I can to support you, awaiting to see how fate (God's will) would lead us to!

Andrew