I guess our days and schedule here are becoming more familiar (which feels strange to say) and we’re beginning to feel like there is less interesting news to post here…maybe I’ll make up a good story….hmmm…
We enjoyed a fun visit last weekend with lovely Amy Truscott (intern at Grace last summer from Brisbane) and she was as excited as we were to join Amy Christie’s infamous Oscar party for a few minutes. We called (and do not want to know what this cost from our mobile phones) and got to hear some familiar voices and then we were sooo sad! I think the new rule should be: no fun allowed until we get back. Ok?
Tuesday was one of a few “mental health days” the staff here takes each year. They all go out together, just to have fun for the day. We went lawn bowling (commonwealth sport) and to the beach. It was a beautiful day – I actually have a photo of me watching the waves that I’m supposed to send home to the Outreach team. John Gray said, “tell them this is your office.” I know, it’s mean….and funny. How’s the snow?
Preston has been showing his talent with teaching kids by taking on 3 “scripture” classes (the thing where we go into schools and teach kids for a bit – it’s like a short Sunday School). They loooove him and were fascinated to learn about tornadoes in Indiana. Preston ordered posters from Omsi for them!
I think we’re beginning to find our footing here. Always taking connections to home as a drug - can you believe: still no phone or internet at home!! I know some of you haven’t heard personally from us at all and I’m really sorry. Soon! Right now, I’m already feeling guilty for typing this at work.
Love, love, love to you, home. You are missed in so many ways.
Amy Truscott Said:
on February 28, 2007 at 11:53 pm
that definitely was an awesome weekend!! thanks so much for having me around!! i know you guys are gonna do some awesome stuff at that church… it was fun to see where you are and to reminisce!!
love you both heaps and i’ll try to visit as much as i can… but remember… “brisbane… where sydney wants to be…”
love aims