Thursday, March 10, 2011

Day 2

Second day of facebook fast! It is weird how disconnected I feel, being at home and yet out of touch. Emailed a uni friend today because I didn't have facebook to chat on.
Completed week 2 for EDE and am working through the WEB101 tasks. Fascinating to see what goes where on it's journey through the internet.
I am feeling so far out of my depth in this WEB unit it is not funny.
Hopefully it will click soon and all will be good.
Heavy day: tiring and draining. Future will tell.
Slumber awaits.

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Take 2!

Over a year has passed since I entered the world of the Blog, unsuccessfuly I might add!
It is now encumbent upon me to learn this technique for uni, and so, we shall see if that is a motivator to encourage me to regular, literary greatness.
Today is DAY ONE.
Day one that is of not using Facebook for a full forty days. What shall happen in my absence? Nothing of great import I suspect.
I desperately wanted to engage on chat today, but resisted.
I have achieved the books which were waiting completion, and trust that tomorrow shall see them at the accountants and soon we shall hear that the tax man is satisifed and wishes to reward the efforts.
Daily I propose to achieve a task that has been waiting for my attention, while maintaining study habits. I wonder if at the end of 40 days, I will be cured or desperate to return.
We shall see.

Monday, January 25, 2010

Time Marches On

The break over January has been lovely. Rest, relaxation and not a lot else.
It has been good to take time just to recharge. . .the secret now is to hold some of that un busy-ness in mind as I move on into the full swing of ministry.
Tomorrow, Australia Day, will provide time to take a picnic and watch a friend in an outdoor play of Wind in the Willows.
Time reflecting on God's word daily will also, I am sure assist my endeavours.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Beginnings

Quiet moments stolen from the busy-ness of days.
Searching for a simple way of doing things, a way to save money and a way to spend time creating memories and keeping a record of the thoughts and activities of day to day life.