ill do graffti if you sing to me in french....
hey hey hey...ooooooo..... whoa.... won't you come see about me, ill be alone dancing you know it baby, tell me your troubles and ill give you everything inside and out. loves strange surrell in the dark. Its how the light gets into your heart...
Don't you forget about me... don don don don't you forget about me
would you reconze me call my name? or walk on by ... rain keeps falling rain keeps falling down.... oh yes the genius of Simple Minds
Well a month into living in the metropolis of Bristol, thought i really havn't seen anything but Patchway, Filton, the mall, locklease, clifton and sea mills. Which isn't really the like cool part of bristol well the mall is amazing.
Ive been walking ALOT! and keep buying new cds' because i have a new personal cd player to keep me company while walking. So far i now have Sterophonics performence and cocktails and the Breakfast Club sound track because i am that lame, it was on sale and it reminded me of during summer holidays when my brother and i used to watch rubbish movies on tele in the afternoons. One of them is the Breakfast Club and other molly ringwald movies like sixteen candles and pretty in pink. THough the BC and PP i never actully watched all the way through. Got bored easliy. Oh yeah another favorite used to be Cry Baby with a young Johnny Depp i just remember him being afriad of lightning and the random tear tatoo he got in prision.
The work here is amazing, so many oppertunites and with in a month of being here im pretty well reconized in the community which is nice. Ive been in 3 schools already and absolutly love it. I also set up 4 RE lessons for a the past fews weeks. So that also totally rocks. All i need are friends... Tonight im suppose tobe hanging out with Emma while dave does a disco and tomorrow perhaps a trip to bedminsiter with some of the cluster girlies. It could be worse. Then sunday out to lunch with the Lippiatt clan and then dave and emma are taking me site seeing. NICE.
I had a lovely but busy couple days in Exmouth always lovely to see Matthew James and Laura McAdam. I also saw my friends Kate and Colin who so totally rock!
I had a very odd week. Ive been sleeping alot i mean alot! i think its all the new stuff, plus everyone has a cold and i think my body is trying to fight them all off since everyone wants to infect me! I also had some scary news my father had to go in for an angogram which he had done 3 years ago which he almost died during and everything went wrong and he had to go thorugh being a walking time bomb for 3 weeks till he was miraculously healed. But yeah because of everything 3 years ago we were all on edge but we got to the phone call last night that everything is fine.
My brother is running a youth conference today till sunday for like 3,000 kids which he's going aorund like mad doing all the last minute details for . So if you can keep that in your prayers. And my sister in law is talking about having another kid now that the youth conference is over... hmmm 3 all under 4...crazy people.
well its been a while but i hope to keep up to date more now. God bless you everyone...

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"un homme vient au nom de l'amour" U2
so do me some graffti.
lol
Nice to hear your latest blog. Sorry about your dad. Still pray for him though.
Glad your enjoying Patchway and all that.
My Kitten, that made me miss you! You make me smile!
"J'ai voudrais un cafe s'vous plait madame Katherine" i sang it at the computer does that count...?!!
Glad to hear Bristol has been treating you well. Delighted to hear your sleeping! That's an unusual thing for you huh! How's your dad? Are you ok?
Do I get a graffti portrait if I sing you some spanish too?!!!
"Adios mariposa adios mariposa adios Katie-Beth mariposa"
(I live with a mexican!!!)
Love you lady
Sarah xxxxxxx
Plus, if you've got cheapio calling cards you can call me, or if you've got a landline i can you, it's really cheap from good old canadia!! I'll email you my prayer letter soon too - once I finish it! (which WILL be soon!!)xx
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