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I just returned from youth camp! It's a great way to get to know the church people. :) It was great that most of them came up to talk to me- you dont exactly feel that you fit in yet, and i don't think i ever will, but the hospitality is valued:)

I saw the most fantastic night sky. It was littered with stars- like the stars shaker just tipped and out came a splash of stars (otherwise known as the milky way) that was while having camp fire. I think I'll always love the Aussie sky. Cause you can see the many many stars that God flung into the sky:)

on the drive there, we got a bit lost. And the roads infront were literally dark. It helped when cars passed us by or were infront of us. No street lamps. Otherwise you just rely on your own car light, which is sufficient but it's always good if someone lights the way first. Funny it is that when we're in darkness do we appreciate the revealing nature of light.

And yup, think tmr i'll go do some grocery shopping again. hahah.

I just returned from youth camp! It's a great way to get to know the church people. :) It was great that most of them came up to talk to me- you dont exactly feel that you fit in yet, and i don't think i ever will, but the hospitality is valued:)

I saw the most fantastic night sky. It was littered with stars- like the stars shaker just tipped and out came a splash of stars (otherwise known as the milky way) that was while having camp fire. I think I'll always love the Aussie sky. Cause you can see the many many stars that God flung into the sky:)

on the drive there, we got a bit lost. And the roads infront were literally dark. It helped when cars passed us by or were infront of us. No street lamps. Otherwise you just rely on your own car light, which is sufficient but it's always good if someone lights the way first. Funny it is that when we're in darkness do we appreciate the revealing nature of light.

And yup, think tmr i'll go do some grocery shopping again. hahah.