• sjmercines
      • hello Sherry Jane Mercines
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      • In response to: "What was the comfort food you enjoyed most growing up?" Ice-cream..! I love ice-cream! it eases tension, more of a tranquilizer to me. I even trudge along (t'was a long walk) SM Sucat Building B just to buy soft-ice cream.
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    • What Makes Me Smile

      • 1. when I feel loved, accepted and appreciated.
        2. when I'm with my true friends
        3. when I see my "inspiration"
        4. meeting light-hearted, well-bred, kind, and generous people.
        5. when I found wisdom from little things most people considered a thrash
        6. warmth smile from a stranger
        7. When I get good grades
        8. Nature's bounties
        9. Good Music

      • answered by sjmercines on 09/16/2011
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    • When I'm Happiest

      • I'm the happiest when I have beaten myself up. When I took control of my pleasures, resists temptations, defied adversities, start to conquer my weakness and continue to the teachings of the Bible that reared me throughout my life.. My answer sound rude and chewy but as a Christian living in this vain sphere, I found myself lucky to be different from the usual human creature who are mostly materialistic and pleasure seekers. My happiness resides in the teaching of the Lord, knowing that God is working with and in me. I can't imagine my life without Him, I feel so alone and empty by then I think. I am grateful for everything He does. I am the happiest knowing that He's still in me and continue to guide me all through the way. :))

      • answered by sjmercines on 09/16/2011
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    • My Thoughts on the Death Penalty

      • No and never will be. Who among us has the right to take the life of anybody? I mean, okay...Let us pretend that someone did kill thousands of people (e.g. Hitler). Is taking his life the ultimate punishment for what he did? In my viewpoint, you're only giving him more time to keep in peace until the judgment day unlike when you let him live, the more will he suffer and rest assured he'll die because of infliction may it be mental or cardiac ailments etc which I think is more painful.

        My point is let God took revenge.

        If that person outran the punishment or was favored by the injustice system of your country he cannot escape before the eyes of God.

        Let God make a way, besides, I believe we are all pilgrims in this temporary world. Dying is part of the process and I believe there is no untimely death. Every death is on time and permitted by God. So let us not move before Him, in the first place we don't have the authority.

        For Christians, physical death is benefit.

      • answered by sjmercines on 09/21/2010
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