Does that count as a post? :)
Yours in contemplation of how some people manage to share their words with the world,
Laura.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Friday, August 28, 2009
end of the summer
Last weekend we threw a little party celebrating numerous birthdays, Jeannette's leaving of Holland, Jon's new apartment, and the end of the summer. We had a great time and almost all of my dearest friends were there. We took this picture, which amazingly turned out great of all of us!
From the top left: Anna, Analisa, me, Nicki, Nicole, Kristen, Laura P., Jeannette, Joanna, Noah, Jon, Matt, and Steven.
It is good to live near good friends!
From the top left: Anna, Analisa, me, Nicki, Nicole, Kristen, Laura P., Jeannette, Joanna, Noah, Jon, Matt, and Steven.It is good to live near good friends!
Saturday, June 21, 2008
The Bridge
So... it's been a while, but here's an update!
Summer at the Bridge has been really great so far. I have been coordinating our summer program--definitely a different sort of job than what I did through the year! Now I am the one setting up activities, making schedules, and being in charge. It reminds me of my summer in DC in a lot of ways, although it is certainly not as stressful. I am learning and growing a lot!
Jed (my supervisor) asked me to keep a written and photo record of what we do (not something that disappoints me!), so I decided to put it in blog form. If you're curious what we're doing this summer, check out bridgeyouthministry.blogspot.com. Right now there aren't any pictures because I still need to get the permission from parents to do that, but I have pictures on my computer to put up when I get that.
To give you some idea of how the summer program is structured, we are doing two days a week of "Bridging Out." On Wednesdays we go on fun adventures and on Fridays we do service projects. It's pretty cool, and we've had a great turn-out so far! You guys should pray for us--this program is brand-new and I'm still learning a lot. :)
Summer at the Bridge has been really great so far. I have been coordinating our summer program--definitely a different sort of job than what I did through the year! Now I am the one setting up activities, making schedules, and being in charge. It reminds me of my summer in DC in a lot of ways, although it is certainly not as stressful. I am learning and growing a lot!
Jed (my supervisor) asked me to keep a written and photo record of what we do (not something that disappoints me!), so I decided to put it in blog form. If you're curious what we're doing this summer, check out bridgeyouthministry.blogspot.com. Right now there aren't any pictures because I still need to get the permission from parents to do that, but I have pictures on my computer to put up when I get that.
To give you some idea of how the summer program is structured, we are doing two days a week of "Bridging Out." On Wednesdays we go on fun adventures and on Fridays we do service projects. It's pretty cool, and we've had a great turn-out so far! You guys should pray for us--this program is brand-new and I'm still learning a lot. :)
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