so after mozambique its all hard to describe, despite my best efforts a bit of culture shock has been experienced, probably mostly how important sex is in this culture is a bit wierd, but hard not to e affected by it. its been nice to have the old comforts back, but my perspective has definately shifted so its all fun now ;)
just went to street reach leaders training for this summer, basically 3000+ ppl are going to clean up just about every estate in belfast for the love of Jesus and transformation of the city. i would highly recomend you either stay in the country till after the 7th of july or fly over here.
ok so to the title tagged by jo shannon
5 things you might not know about me
1. i have super long hair at the minute and will be cutting it off for the charity locks of love and iris (who i was in mozambique with) as part of a big night in early feb
2. i have been drinking lots of aqarius lately, its a new "heathly" soft drink coke have made, my mate jo (not shannon) is workin for them and gave me a case free YO
3. when i was at school i was in cadets and we won uk competition for marching, during which time i would have thought nothing of shining my shoes for 3 hours. (you could have shaved in those bad boys) i also ironed creases in all my uniform and generally looked A LOT more neat and tidy than you are likely to find me now
4. i quite enjoy a good shesha pipe, apple and mint flavour being my favourite
5. i just joined a frequent flyer program and it made me feel grown up.
i tag lambert
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2 comments:
Glad all was good, if you're in London holla at me!!!xxx
wow! it's super rad that you were recently in Mozambique (spelling?) i'm not sure if i mentioned it yet, but i'm very adament about going to an African country this October (possibly Sudan if they let me in, Uganda, or even Malawi). If you have any websites that may help me decide that would be great. i'm praying . (i've wanted to go since age 18, 1998) things are well here...work was cancelled this afternoon due to icy weather and cold slushy snow. [by the way, i'd prefer NOT to necessarily go with a Christian organization...only for about two weeks or a month...more something like Amnesty International to help focus me in my career as an editor]
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