Confessions Of An Impatient Bride

In this delightful, girl-to-girl down book, Rissa Singson Kawpeng shares her funny, tear-jerking or sometimes downright embarrassing experiences as a woman finding her place in this world. Through her stories and godly insights, you will enjoy your single life to the hilt while waiting for Mr. Right to take you to the altar. You will know how to eliminate your worries and enjoy life. If you’re a single woman searching for answers to life’s complicated questions, this book is for you.

While You Wait for Mr. Right… You don’t need to keep your life on hold just because you’re longing to be married. This coloring book for the single person – based on the LittleBook, Oh God, I’m Still Single – will teach you how you can maximize this temporary season of life and squeeze it of all it offers. Aside from stimulating your creative flair, you’ll also learn dating guidelines as well as spiritual and practical tips to make your sing journey a truly blessed experience.

Why has nothing ever worked out? What’s all this waiting for? You meet someone potentially great, but he turns out to be a miserable flop. You may have entertained relationships just to feel good about yourself, but then it leaves you with a scarred heart. You may have found someone attractive, but you don’t seem to exist to him. Or you may still be hung up on your ex, the one that got away. You may even have tried to make things happen, but they all have proven to be a waste of time. Then you begin to wonder: “Is there something wrong with me?” On good days, you ask, “What is wrong with the guys?” And when you go to the malls, you see sweet couples holding hands and you can’t help but think, “When will it be my turn?” Single season my be filled with frustrations, but trust me, it can also be a time of real celebration. Instead of mulling over someone missing in your life, focus on making it the best time of your life! This book will help you enjoy every bit of this season and prepare for a future filled with hope.

Sometimes, beautiful gifts come in dreadful wrapping. Nobody plans to get into an accident. Especially one that could end your life, or life as you know it. No one aims to get cancer. You avoid it like the plague, and even as you hear loved ones getting it or even dying of it, you don’t wish it upon yourself. And while we all know we will die someday, we pray it doesn’t come too soon. We fear its pain. Its uncertainty. Its finality. In this bittersweet account, Rissa Singson Kawpeng bares her soul, her grief, and her victory as she stared at death—in the face of loved ones and in her own body. As she wrestled with life’s burning questions regarding sickness, suffering, and death, she finds her answers in the most elemental truth of the universe: God’s unconditional love.

The author, who emigrated from Thailand, describes her experiences adjusting to life in a new country.