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Name: Anna
Country: United Kingdom
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Birthday: 4/5/1985
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Saturday, August 26, 2006

Goodbye!

I think this blog has a virus or something not quite right with it. I can't stay on the page for more than a few seconds, making it complicated to do anything, and I can't seem to do anything about it.

So, I've started a new blog, no longer with xanga but with blogspot. This is where I started one for Little Foxes, and I like their layout, so... the new address is

www.annalambo.blogspot.com

enjoy!


Thursday, August 24, 2006

Currently Reading
The Butterfly House
By Marcia Preston
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Before leaving my flat and packing up my entire room into just over 10 boxes (I've acquired 2 over the year... not good at all!) I wrote this with the magnetic words on my fridge.

I leave this household for the grand house of my dreams
Remember always my beautiful friend
The sweet memories of dancing and of tea
And our twinkling laughs...
I will!
The end.

I also have to share a piece of conversation I overheard the other day in the playground I collect children from. It astounded me.
Lady one: -Shall I tell her the good news?
Lady two: -Go on then!
Lady one: -Half price! I got this amazing skirt for a fiver!
Lady three: *gasp* - That's really good!

This is a catholic school I collect children from. Getting a skirt for a fiver is not the good news. It's a bargain maybe but it's not the Good News! We'd all be pretty screwed if it was!

I love the words from one of the songs we sang on Sunday morning:
"This the power of the cross
Son of God - slain for us
What a love! What a cost!
We stand forgiven at the cross"


Saturday, August 19, 2006

For Lauren

1. One book that changed your life: "The Five Love Languages For Singles" Gary Chapman

2. One book that you’ve read more than once: "Blue Like Jazz" Don Miller

3. One book you’d want on a desert island: My Bible. You have lots of reading.

4. One book that made you laugh: "Notes from a Small Island" Bill Bryson

5. One book that made you cry: "Redeeming Love" Francine Rivers.

6. One book you wish had been written: "How To Discover Your Vocation and Be Sure You've Got It Right"  - yeah that sounds about right

7. One book you wish had never been written: "The Old Man and The Sea" Ernest Hemingway

8. One book you’re currently reading: "The Butterfly House" Marcia Preston. Half price in Waterstones and the back made it sound good

9. One book you’ve been meaning to read: "The Son Of God is Dancing" Only got about a quater of the way so far.


Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Tomorrow is my last day at holiday camp. Yesssss! It's been ok but I'll be glad to see the end draw near and go back to shorter days with the kids. And less of them. It just all seems a bit mad.

I've been volunteering at a festival thing called Room 65 run by and in my church every evening during the festival. I'm on the catering team, serving free tea and coffee. It's been absolutely fantastic. Tonight in particular was really good. It's like a coffee shop/music house/ with a guy giving short talks regularly exposing the gospel. This woman, D, came in and got her coffee and said that she just wanted God to come into her life. She told me she became a Christian in 2004 then drifted, got into drug use, and now has decided she wants God in her life and wants there to be no more place for Satan. I was so excited when she started talking to me. She asked me about the service times so I told her. I wish I was around on Sunday to go up and see her, but I'll be in Nottingham.

Before each night begins, all the volunteers meet to pray in small groups. And I prayed I could use my ability to speak french to make a French person feel welcome tonight, since so many people are foreigners on holiday just now. And God did it! This french couple came in, I heard them speak French to each other, so I asked them where they were from and they had this kind of expression of relief on their faces when they head me speaking French to them - it was their first day in Scotland so a little disorientating. Again, I was so excited!
 
I've started packing boxes up in my room, since so much is going on, I'm not going to have much free time in the next couple of weeks to pack, with my childcare course, people up for a wee while, going away, starting school term back, Room 65 on every evening til the end of next week, getting everything organised admin/bills wise, it feels like there's going to be so much to do and I'll have no time at all.
 
Bla bla bla, bla bla bla bla.
 
Oh yeah I know what I was going to say. There was this young man this evening in the music band. His drum playing was legendary. I was actually blown away. Fantastic.


Wednesday, August 02, 2006

I have news. At last!

First, a trip to Nottingham in 10 days to see my friend Becky who lives in Guinea, but is there staying with her grandparents on holiday. Hurrah! So I'm going down for a 3 day break.

I'm working 45 hours this week and 40 next week (to pay for the trip to Nottingham!) so work is kinda on my mind and has a ginormous place in my life just now. There's lots of news in the staff room (there actually isn't a staff room but you know what I mean) - 3 babies on the way and 1 (hopefully 2 - depending on whether she says yes or not) weddings in preparation. All the babies are due early next year - the wedding(s) do(es) not have (a) date(s) yet.

I move out in 26 days, into my house (not flat) with stairs in it, carpeted rooms, a  large sofa in a living room (not box room), a piano, a garden and garage, the most beautiful table in the kitchen (yep, it's large enough to hold a six person dining table) and wee or not so wee kids running in and out to their various lessons and activities. Close to all amenities... should be good!

I thought I had more than this to tell and blabber on about, but apparently not as my mind's gone blank...

 



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