blog drought
i would love to write more but i just haven't had the space or internet time i need to really get into things the way i'd like. i have faith this will change soon when a couple key things fall into place.
1) get a new laptop
2) finish the bulk of my support-raising stuff
as of now, all my computer time is used working on the latter and then by the time i want to do some serious reflecting I'm out of energy and out of time at the local library.
but how bout some highlights?
*i've been watching the Anne of Green Gables movie series. haven't watched these jewels since before puberty. i can't believe how much they've been making me cry. i just cry straight through them. i think part of it is their nostalgic value but i also think i relate a lot to Anne.
*nannying like a ninny (translation: i often work 9 hours a day. can you say "i love baby einstein!")
*learning from Him about holding loosely to material things and holding tightly to Him (ie-missing laptop)
*August is here...already!
*connecting and preparing...ya know...
Saturday, August 05, 2006
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Haven`t heard of these series before but can totally understand you because when I´m watching my "Waltons" DVDs I´m always very touched, too and cry a lot and Im a bit ashamed because Im a grown up woman should be and I´m sure Jesus can help me finally grow into one on the inside, too
thanks for sharing, viviane. i totally understand.
and it's nice to see you on my blog. :-)
i'm kinda hoping that i'll have a lay-over in Germany on the way to Turkey then maybe we could see each other again?!
ugh, i'm still so sad for you about the laptop. :( i can totally sympathize as a fellow object-disappearing friend (even though, in this case, someone stole your laptop). i've been losing so many things these past few weeks, including my mind! eeh!
i'm totally blabbing. insano. looking forward to celebrating with you this weekend! :)
i just watched the Anne stories this spring and was much comforted with a box of tissues. She is a kindred spirit.
our movie experiences are too similar. My nephews love the baby einstein, and are thankfully now watching the adventures as well. When i ran with them in the stroller, they told me it was very "stacatto." too much!
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