Faithful one so unchanging.

Wow, much as it has been long since i last wrote yet it has been lots going on. Life has a way of teaching you lessons that sometimes one is not willing to learn.

Alot has been happening, for starters its been lots of camps that i have enjoyed...

Had a 'Childrens' camp that i so much enjoyed. i loved speaking with them, the truth is that it can be so tiring especially since i had to talk lots with them. One of the things i regret is my inability to speak Kiswahili, i miss speaking with lots of Kenyans, Congolese, Tanzanians and Rwandese that i meet alot. The worst was when this young girl of about 11years was excited to speak with me in swahili having lived in Kenya for some good time, she was disappointed when I acknowledged my inability to communicate in that language -apparently her parents were missionaries in both Kenya and Tanzania. Overly i enjoyed talking to these kids and listening to their endless stories.

After that, the next week was a 'inspirations weekend' - it was good for me, i enjoyed going a way and spending time away from home. again showing my love for doing something new. the journey required about 25minutes walking uphill as the cottage is in the mountains. now this was work for me who is clearly unfit, but with the help of Landi who continuously provided a good push i managed to make it finally. i attempted to do some daring things e.g jumping from the roof into the snow. that was nice although i nursed the after effects with pains. but overly it was worth it. We had a teaching from Galatian which i so much enjoyed. It just covered the entire letter from scratch and going through it all was very worth it.

My weeks are basically more or less the same, i try as much as possible to break routine just so i can have it more interesting. One of the highlights of last month was a friend who gave birth to a baby girl, oh the baby is so cute. it is always nice to spend time with her and now more exciting with the arrival of the baby.

Womens Day was quite interesting. Celebrated it at KIA(a Christian place that helps immigrants to settle) with all kinds of people. Students on internship helped organise it and it was truly refreshing. First i was in an anglican church, was good to experience the liturgy after a long time. More so it is an english speaking church and thats because most of the members are british, american and other internationals. Later that day i attended International service where i Ghana was giving thanks as their independence was on 6th March-very energetic group. In otherwards i attended 2services of sunday, this is by the way normal for me. The reoson being i love the praise and worship in the international church and get the sermon from somewhere else. sunday 8th March 2009

09.30am: wake up regardless of a sleepy head, yestarday left the meeting quite late...

10.5oam: take bus to town, its takes about 20minutes

11.15am: get to church and find service in procession.

11.50am: service ends and head to refreshments after church

12.15pm: AGM for the church

01.14pm: Head to the International Service

02.00pm: Praise and worshp (ma favourite...)

03.30pm: Leave church and head to KIA for Womens day...

05.05pm: Leave KIA, head home

05.35pm: Arrive home

07.00pm: go to a mini-consert on invitation from a friend

08.20pm: End of concert and head to visit a friend

11.40pm: Get a bus home

12.10am: Arrive home safely...

12.25am: Work on my paper...

01.40am: Retire to bed!