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Songs About Me: Things to Blog About (Homegoing)
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Monday, September 2, 2013. Things to Blog About (Homegoing). Sorry it's been a while, huh? My life has finally calmed down (I think) for a little while, so I figured I'd be productive in the blogging world again. And I get in ruts where I can't come with anything to write about or don't think that something going on is that interesting, so I just get stuck. So it's not all that bad. So here's some of my family. I hate it that all of them are at our favorite beach for Labor Day without me, but I love ...
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Songs About Me: A+A
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Thursday, March 14, 2013. I got to do my very first photo shoot! Amanda (my housemate) and Alan got engaged on February 24 here in Ukarumpa, PNG, and they're getting married on July 5 in North Carolina. And since there is a major lack of professional photographers here, they kindly let me try my hand at it. These are a few of my favorite shots from the day. You can read Amanda's store here. And Alan's story here. The ring. Which was mailed from Alabama to California and hand-carried across the Pacific.
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Songs About Me: Hello, from PNG!
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012. Hello, from PNG! Papua New Guinea is absolutely breathtaking! I arrived at the Madang airport Monday around 4:30pm. I was on the flight with a few other people who are also attending POC (Pacific Orientation Training). The airport is so small! They brought our luggage up to a table and set it on top for us to grab. Side note: I’m so thankful for luggage carts and gentlemen. Madang is on the north coast of PNG; the higher we climbed, the more beautiful the ocean scene became.
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Songs About Me: A Bridal Tea
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Thursday, May 16, 2013. My friend, Amanda, is getting married in July, and she loves tea parties. So a few of us gave her a surprise Bridal Tea! We also have an amazing costume room for productions. And in that costume room are tons of fancy hats. And what's more tea-partyish than fancy hats? So here it is, the tea party of my imagination, becoming a reality for Amanda. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). You ever feel like youre getting away with something, like its too good to be true? Hello, from PNG!
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Songs About Me: How to Turn 30 in the Jungle
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Friday, February 24, 2012. How to Turn 30 in the Jungle. How many people can say that they celebrated their 30th birthday in a tropical paradise? I can :) And this is how it's done. On the 21st, I had a pre-birthday celebration by the sea. It was awesome. We've been going and going and going. We were all so exhausted and just needed a break. And we got it! Just after breakfast we loaded up in the Hino (a truck with wooden benches in its really long bed) and headed down the mountain. Me, Laura, and Cathy.
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Songs About Me: Newsletters
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I publish a newsletter about every two months. If you'd like to receive them personally, please email me. The jouney march/april 2013. The journey january 2013. The journey may 2012. The journey march 2012. The journey january 2012. The journey: november 2011 newsletter. To view my archive of newsletters, click here. To go to my Scribd page. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Christ-follower Missionary with Wycliffe Bible Translators Serving as a Finance Manager in Papua New Guinea. How to Turn 30 in the Jungle.
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Songs About Me: Wycliffe
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Vision: That God's Word is accessible to all people in a language that speaks to their heart. To see a Bible translation program in progress in every language still needing one by the year 2025. Wycliffe was founded in 1942 by William Cameron Townsend. A missionary to the Cakchiquel Indians of Guatemala, Townsend caught the vision for translation after Cakchiquel-speaking men expressed their concern and surprise that God did not speak their language. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). How many people can say th...
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Songs About Me: A New Home
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Friday, November 15, 2013. I have found a new home over here: beautiful journey. Come check it out! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Christ-follower Missionary with Wycliffe Bible Translators Serving as a Finance Manager in Papua New Guinea. You ever feel like youre getting away with something, like its too good to be true? 160; But really its out of your hands. How to Turn 30 in the Jungle. How many people can say that they celebrated their 30th birthday in a tropical paradise? Hello, from PNG!
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Songs About Me: Thoughts on Limited Expectations
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013. Thoughts on Limited Expectations. I've been thinking about something for a couple weeks. the idea of hearing God speak. I'm not talking about a booming voice or a clear sign or vision or anything. I'm just talking about the ordinary, or even big, life decisions we make. And I want to propose this thought:. God does speak to us on a regular basis, and when it doesn't turn out like we thought it should,. That does not mean that we didn't hear correctly. Did he hear God wrong? I had ...
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Songs About Me: Partner
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Romans 12:5 ".in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others.". We need each other. I know that there is no way that I can go on this journey alone. Here are the different kinds of partners that I need. If you would like to join me on this journey, you can choose to be one or multiple types of partners. I'd love to have you on my team! I need people who have committed to support me prayerfully and/or financially to advocate on my behalf, to connect me with others who ...
