Emma's New Job
Apologies for all the weird opinion posts. If you’re reading this blog to get information about what Emma and I are doing with ourselves, you probably don’t want to wade through all that.
I guess, if you don’t nail a thought down, it tends to fly off. And after a while, you don’t have any left. (I think Virginia Woolf said that, but I don’t appear to have any reason for this belief, weird)
anyway, I’m finding it useful to write some ideas down, rather than just becoming a big Moore College sponge-boy.
You will be much more interested to hear about the fact that Emma has a new job.
She will be commencing at the end of March with the Sydney Diocesan Secretariat (SDS) of the Anglican Church as their Communications Officer. This is a great answer to prayer. As many of you will know, the situation at her former workplace was very difficult for her. The SDS seems like a great place to work, with other Christians, and it’s still only a 10 minute walk from home. The working hours should be a lot more reasonable, which will allow Emma more time to be involved in ministry and College, and reading for her Diploma of Biblical Studies Course. (She hasn’t told you about that has she?)
Thanks for all your prayers and love towards us.
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having only just stumbled across your blog i've been having a great time procrastinating by catching up on all your news for the past 6 months or so since i saw you guys last!
Hey Katherine!!
Cool to hear from you, imagine what you can stumble over on the internet…
sorry to be the cause of procrastination, well not that sorry really, although if you've sunk to reading my random thoughts work must be seriously slow.
…send me an email when you get a chance, my old focus address still works.
dan