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Reviewing for the CETS on my own over the summer

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Reviewing for the CETS on my own over the summer

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Given the current financial situation that my family is facing due to the pandemic, I told myself that I could teach myself and review for the upcoming CETS without going to review centers. I know we couldn't afford to join one so I did my best to learn on my own. Up until now, I still review for time to time given that there wouldn't be any CETS anymore because I wanna learn and retain what I have learned over the years.

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Reading my Daily Devotion book every morning

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Reading my Daily Devotion book every morning

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My sister bought me a daily devotion book when I was in grade 10, and from then until now, I still am reading this book because it helps start my day. Not only does it wake me up from being sleepy, but it also does wake up my spirit.

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Like what my family points it out to be, I take care of my dog as if I am his actual mother. I love taking care of dogs, and Chester has been with me since I was in elementary. I am happy to have him by my side, and I taking care of him makes him happy so I am happy too.

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Sometimes, I wake up minutes before class starts. With these, I completely ignore reading my daily devotion book because I devote at least 10 minutes for it. Doing so would make me late, so I intentionally not read it and after classes, I would just tell myself that I could read it the next day.

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Siblings tend to fight over things, and I am not excluded from that. My sister and I fight over simplest things and even when we are just joking, it sometimes turns into fights that I wouldn't have wanted to have. I tend to babble most things in my mind when am in a fight with them which I regret later on. However, when I am in a fight with them, I mostly do not talk because I am ashamed of myself and what I have done.

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Due to the pandemic, I have only went out twice to go to the dentist. This means that I only get to stay in the house for over 9 months. However, even if I am in the house, I only tend to lock myself in the comforts of my room, actually forgetting that I can go out and initiate a talk with others. I completely let myself be alone for the rest of the day except when eating meals and/or going down for some small reason.

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Right now, I still do not know where to stand. Like when my friends made me choose between two things when we last met before the lockdown, I stood in the middle for most of the options. It's not any different from this question. I am still torn whether should I move away from God or should I be drawn to him. I am afraid of what might happen if I stay away from him, but I am also afraid of the steps that I would take when taking a step towards him. I am torn. I am in the middle. But with the help of discernment and finding my vocation which was taught to me in CLE, hopefully, I get to find which side I will go on for the rest of my life.

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Loving God, I am your child. I am afraid to have been thinking twice of where to stand, but with your help and power, I know that I will find my way towards you. I am nothing with you, and I feel safe when I am with you. You are the loving God, my father, and I am willing to do all things to become closer to you. Help me with everything that I will do and with every decision that I will make. This I ask in your name, Amen.

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Loving God, I am your child. I am afraid to have been thinking twice of where to stand, but with your help and power, I know that I will find my way towards you. I am nothing with you, and I feel safe when I am with you. You are the loving God, my father, and I am willing to do all things to become closer to you. Help me with everything that I will do and with every decision that I will make. This I ask in your name, Amen.