beeeeeeeeeeeep...

We interrupt the UK Tour Slideshow to bring you an update on [one of the] the project[s] absorbing large amounts of Emelina's time since her return:
Pablo Picasso's Friendship
Once this and a plethora of other projects are turned in, picture posting will resume. Thank you for your patience.
Over and out.

uk tour: london...

mary and emily at the national gallery

trafalgar square

musicians at covent gardens market

kensington gardens at dusk

uk tour: london...

sunshine and fountains in regent's park

which one is the 101 dalmations house?

leicester square

piccadilly circus

uk tour: london...

221b baker street

regent's college, regent's park

mary and emily at regent's park gates

spring has arrived in regent's park!

red and gold...

new hair

old shoes

never coming back...

Pray for me as I pray about how to spend my summer. I was recently challenged by an article in World Magazine about an organization called Mission Year.

The group places Christian college/post-college students in year long ministry opportunities, similar to the time served by dedicated Morman youths. The article focuses on one student who, after his Mission Year, exchanged plans for medical school for full time ministry.

When Campolo hits the recruiting trail to try and find Christians willing to take a one-year break from college or to pause before entering the professional world, he finds lots of folks willing to cut checks to fund the program. But he needs warm bodies. 'When I go to a Christian college, I find kids are very focused on getting a good job, finding a wife, buying a home—it seems like the American dream has become synonymous with the evangelical dream.' ...If you let a kid experience living out the gospel, he may never come back.
[year of jubilee - john dawson - 3.10.07]

Therefore, whether you eat or drink [go to school or go to work], or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.
[I Corinthians 10:31]