The next Keswick Convention is coming up in just over 2 weeks so I”ve been trying to come up with some new ways of presenting our display for SIM. I found this very cool tool on the flickr toys site and have made six cubes which will work something like a puzzle. Took me hours to get them exactly right (I’m a perfectionist) but I think they turned out well.
I haven’t done PF for quite a while so I thought it was about time. Sky, hmmm, interesting theme. I’m sure most of us have taken photos of the sky from time to time so here’s my entry:
Carins, Queensland again.
ompleted his studies at Trinity Theo College in November with setting up for the coming year, planning, meeting with people and sharing. We have some interesting hopes and plans for 2007, if you are intersted in receiving the WA SIM quarterly Newsletter (called SWAT - SIM WA Team – first mail out is pictured to the left), please let me know.
Secondly, through the International Website which can be found here: SIM International.
If you are from any of the following countries and are interested in SIM, please click the link:
SIM Canada
SIM East Asia (Singapore)
SIM France
SIM New Zealand
SIM Northern Europe (UK)
SIM South Korea
SIM Southern Africa
SIM Switzerland
SIM USA
There are a couple of other sites worth visiting.
HOPE for Aids website
SIM Kids website
SIM Niger website
and a few SIM related blogs besides my own:
Nancy’s Blog – Hannatu’s Happenings
Richelle’s Blog – Corazon Latino
Carol’s Blog – Carol Wilson Update
Jeremy’s Blog – Jeremy In Africa
Suzanne’s Blog – Barefoot Bushkid
Anna’s Blog – La Vita e Bella
We had today to adjust to the time difference here before our meetings start tomorrow and it was no problem (Perth is three hours behind Sydney, at least for another week when we get a trial of daylight savings over in the west, then we’ll be only 2 hours behind). We went for what we were told was a 15 minute walk to the big shopping centre, was about a half an hour walk with the pusher. We all got our exercise which is good because we’ll be spending a lot of time sitting over the next week.
That’s a letterbox and junk mail that’s been there so long it’s melted onto the fence.
Outside a house we walked past. There were about 6 signs like this outside their house.
This is outside where we’re staying – not sure if it’s a warning to shopping centres or people!
The very welcoming sign that greeted us at the door.
