ok, so i managed to get half way through the last week of what i call my gap year; then with an week and an half of kids camps with SU i finally hit rock bottom and needed an break from camps. well, i just kept finding times when i could disappear and talk to team instead of the kids.
so now i have reached the last night finally; and it is time for 'pranks'. now i find this hard as i believe that they should be spontaneous however with instructions from the 'event leader' that we needed to do something to them. so we responded; and then they had the meeting that is normally used for us to respond so we did. and even with baby Jesus crying and notes to tell them so. we tied them into the room with the worst knots ever!!
tomorrow draws me to the end of my journey around the world in search of life, me, and the bigger picture. well all i shall conclude is that its more confusing.
God is more amazing and indescribable that i knew last year
Been traveling for:
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285 days not in the UK between September 08 and august 09 while I journeyed through my gap year.
Saturday, 8 August 2009
Saturday, 1 August 2009
five hour turn-over
so i am sat hurtling along towards London as i write this. it is 7:52 and i have been on the train for the last 50mins (mmm, that worked out well). so arriving home last night from camp i was very tired, but still repacked my bags and managed to be up in time for an shower and very fast chat with William before an trip to the train station.
so the quantock hills have been an great laugh; as someone described in last night's team meeting, we are like an family but an very welcoming one. haha, and thanks to my great wood mum i was always included in the jokes, haha. good times and i did line my self up to be the but of the jokes.
the best time this SU camp was the quiet times and just actually had conversations which is really exciting! so thanks to answer to prayers about that.
now just leaving reading for the last leg into London. and having received very little sleep as had to repack and shower this morn, i am sleeping the rest of the journey when i leave London. but at least Will arrived this morn to make sure i was awake in time to wake me in case i was asleep!
cheers bro
so as i have now spent the last week unshaven i think that i may just go another week as its even harder to find time to do such things. i think brushing my teeth is an higher priority.
so the quantock hills have been an great laugh; as someone described in last night's team meeting, we are like an family but an very welcoming one. haha, and thanks to my great wood mum i was always included in the jokes, haha. good times and i did line my self up to be the but of the jokes.
the best time this SU camp was the quiet times and just actually had conversations which is really exciting! so thanks to answer to prayers about that.
now just leaving reading for the last leg into London. and having received very little sleep as had to repack and shower this morn, i am sleeping the rest of the journey when i leave London. but at least Will arrived this morn to make sure i was awake in time to wake me in case i was asleep!
cheers bro
so as i have now spent the last week unshaven i think that i may just go another week as its even harder to find time to do such things. i think brushing my teeth is an higher priority.
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