By
helen on November 30th, 2007
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Today I felt like I’d been run over by a bus. Wasn’t expecting that. I think I didn’t allow myself to stop after tues so since today was my first proper day off in a while my body decided to go on holidays. I slept solidly till 11am which I haven’t done for a long time. My husband informs me I was snoring. I was unaware that I was a snorer. You learn something new everyday!
And so we’re working our way through West Wing again. We’re part way through series 3. I love it. Definatley a great way to crash.
I enjoyed Impact this year. It feels different these days. The team rallies and I don’t carry it as much as I use to. It’s great. Ready for something new and different next year though…
So great to do OWL on the big stage, what it was designed for. I could balance. Amazing what a proper dance floor does for one’s technique. And I loved seeing the community gather around creativity. Yep, I love what I do.
I went to Prophesy week yesterday at college. I wasn’t sure how I’d find it. But I loved it. It felt like returning to my creative spiritual home to be sent out again into a new season. I feel kind of commissioned into what’s next. God is good.
And so these next few weeks I enter new teritorry….auditioning people for our new core ensemble, interviewing people for our new position, raising funds, appointing leadership, discussing new partnerships….scary but exciting. Good old pioneeering me really does love a new challenge. Well, love it when I’m not scared.
‘If God is for us, then who can be against us?’
In other news, I really am excited about a new government. Much interesting dicsussion and debate. I’m curious to know if I still like Kevin Rudd in 6 months time. And Tanya Plibersek. I like Tanya. I got to meet her in Canberra to talk about poverty and the aid budget. She was great. But I fear things are different once people are in government. What they do and say has different implications. Watch this space…
And good old Maxine McKew
By
helen on November 26th, 2007
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today was hectic
but i think we’ll get there
i even think it will be fun
nerve racking
but fun
By
helen on November 25th, 2007
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Oh so sleepy but it’s only 6pm.
Just had a snooze on the couch…
By
helen on November 23rd, 2007
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These past 2 nights we’ve had DJ and Amalie staying in our small 1 bedroom apartment. Bizarre. Woke up several times to crying baby thinking I was still dreaming and then remembering again they were just upstairs. It was really nice to see them. It’s amazing how quickly babies develop. DJ was down for a job interview and got it. So it’s really real now. Another part of the Wright family will be Sydney dwellers. Wow. Feels odd becuase they’ve always been the Rockhamptonites in my mind. I guess at some point it will all become normal. Will be really nice to be closer to Amalie growing up.
It’s Impact week. Which means lots of emails and text messages and lots of small things to remember to do. Like buy silver string and white electric tape. At least the big things are done. I think it will be fun. Doesn’t stress me out so much anymore. 2008 is much more scary than next Tuesday. Scary, but exciting.
Am slowly recovering from a killer throat infection. Hoping and praying my body starts working again properly by Tuesday.
Had my last class at college for the year yesterday. We watched a DVD talk by Erwin McManus from Mosaic. He talked about leadership styles. I’ve decided I’m a ‘catalytic’ leader driven by a mixture of vision and passion. Now I just need to find a ‘causal’ leader and a ‘corporate’ leader to work with me and we can conquer the world together! Yeah!
Must remember to vote tomorrow.
By
helen on November 4th, 2007
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It was really nice to see Gem at church last night. It’s always fun when you see someone you think is in another state, but then they’re right there. She pointed out I haven’t been blogging….so here I am.