Although he has nothing to do with my Uganda time (apart from the obvious emotional support), this is my cute little nephew. I assume his parents don't mind his internet presence as he already has more online photos than me anyway. Keep learning my 'special song' little fella.
Marianne is over in Uganda working busily away at various projects. Hopefully she can fit me in every month or two for a catch up!! This post is a bit of photo experimentation. If only all online photos conformed to such high standards (apart from the inclusion of my mug obviously.)Final stages of packing my bags now, heading back to Melbourne tomorrow to catch up with a few friends before I leave. A couple of weeks at home has proven excellent and a much needed refreshing break after finally finishing uni (and 17 years of consecutive study.)
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hello uncle roberty bob, roberty bob, robberty bobbity bob bob bob. i look a bit bald. so do you.
Roberty Bob! Good to see that you're still alive after your week of 'tests' -- I'll miss you around Judes this year, I've grown accustomed to seeing you for Semester 2 of 2006 and have been encouraged by conversations and your full-hearted devotion to our LORD and our God.
I've been reading Owen's 'Mortification of Sin' and boy, was that man a Man of God; as Packer puts it, "Owen's book is a gold mine" -- the expository teaching leads me to Romans:
Ro. 8:13 For if you live according to the sinful nature, you will die; but if by the Spirit you put to death the misdeeds of the body, you will live, Ro. 8:14 because those who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God.
which is what Owen was preaching from.
Anyways mate, keeping saying your prayers, and may our Father look upon you with favour in 2007. In Christ, -d
Hello Roberty..
well im waiting for you to arrive in the country so i decided I would write just to say hi. Im missing you and just waiting now until you come.
love mazzie
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