Alan and Pat live and work in Bordeaux. Alan is a pastor and Pat was a nurse. Now we work with UFM worldwide. Read on! (If you'd like to know what took us to Bordeaux, then start with the archives from September 2004)
So that's what you meant when you said you had time for more reflection this week! My wife's in the West Indies, btw. Jamaica? No, she went of her own accord. In fact, my wife's in North America. Alaska? You can't, she's in North America!
At the moment I am reflecting on the unity of God's people, but it is such a hot potato that I am having to email my thoughts to myself to try and make sure that what I say I really understand and really mean!
I guess you didn't intend this but the titles of your last 2 posts now comes up as 'My wife's gone to...' 'Pessac men's group' - well, I hope she has a nice time with them. Did she go in your place?
ps. Please email me your thoughts on unity - I'm in two minds over it.
That would be grand - so long as you (here & now) publicly absolve me of any blame in what is ever blogged as a result....I have a reputation to protect you know!
I know it's off-subject but it might start a new flow of creativity...
Two hydrogen atoms go to a bar and have a few drinks. After a while, they decide to leave. On the way out, one says, “Say, I think I lost an electron!” The other one asks, “Are you sure?”. The first one responds, “I’m positive.”
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I'm being ever so good; I'm resisting the temptation to start sending elephant jokes and the like.
Comments
Every one a gem (as they say).
Meanwhile:
My wife's just gone to Indonesia.
Jakarta?
No, she flew.
ps. Please email me your thoughts on unity - I'm in two minds over it.
Maybe we could dailogue by email and then I could post something afterwards?
New York?
Yes...
Postmodernism - you have to love it
Pat's come running upstairs to ask why I am laughing so hysterically.
Two hydrogen atoms go to a bar and have a few drinks. After a while, they decide to leave. On the way out, one says, “Say, I think I lost an electron!” The other one asks, “Are you sure?”. The first one responds, “I’m positive.”