Often we say God is love and we all know full well that God loves us. But do we really know the boundlessness of His grace and mercy? At times, I have taken for granted His love because of all the trials around constantly clammering for my attention. But it humbles me that His awesome love is able to cast out all fear. He is loving beyond what the human mind can fathom.

 Let us not take for granted the perfect love of our God, Amen.

 I love you, Lord.

 I've just started my riding lessons at BBDC :) I'm on course to attain my Class 2B license which allows me to ride motorbikes not exceeding 200cc in engine capacity. If you thought driving was hard, wait till you try a motorbike, haha. The controls are more complicated. But if you do have a car license, it would help because you are at least aware of the road rules and how engine brake works etc.
 There are just so many things to do when riding. Okay, there are 5 major controls on a motorbike. First, and the most important, the throttle. Second, the clutch lever which is situated on the left side of the handlebar. Third, the brake lever on the righthand side. Fourth is the foot brake. Fifth, the gear selector which is activated by your foot. On top of all these controls, you still have to find your sense of balance to prevent a 120kg machine from falling over. Changing down gears is pretty tough because you've gotta ensure the gear selector has properly selected the gear you want before releasing the clutch and not helping the situation is the bikes that I've ridden, the gear selectors don't feel very positive in its shift action. The consequences of changing down to the wrong gear can be catastrophic. It is quite a challenge but when you do get it right, it can be one of the most liberating forms of transportation.