Love/hate relationship with blogging. But today, I've been inspired to post. May just be to say that I've since returned from the wonderful land of Papua New Guinea. I loved it, hey! So so much to reflect on, laugh about, cry about, be grateful for.  

Right now, I'm sitting on my bed in Townsville and the last two weeks have been almost like a little pit-stop, because I leave for the States on Tuesday. It's been an interesting transition and I think the fact that I'm leaving again so soon, pla...
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Life is rich. And it's not so much based on figures in a bank account. And it's not always easy and swell (no doubt) - I'm a huge fan of the 'little' moments and 'smaller' joys. For instance, we've got this stellar table and chair set on our back patio- give me a journal, sweatshirt, hot drink and Bible and I'm set. 

It's been a good last few weeks. With the DTS, we've had lectures each week - different topics covered and lots of input. I've been so enjoying being a part of this school. 20 stu...
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April this year means, another Discipleship Training School has begun. This particular school is our Ship DTS and a good chunk of the next 5 months will be spent up in Papua New Guinea- some time on board our medical ship and some in different villages.

This last weekend we had 20 students join us from all over the world! I love this aspect of DTS.... different people, different experiences, backgrounds, cultures. Last night, we were able to spend the evening on the M/V Pacific Link as it's cu...
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