Tomorrow Ellisa and I will be beginning our Holidays which last for 3 weeks.
I'm probably not going to blog much in that time, and intend to unplug a fair bit. Though I may tweet the occasional awesome picture that captures my holidaying moments.
On Sunday morning we're making the 10hr trip from Melbourne to Sydney. In Sydney we're spending 4 nights at this AWESOME place which we got for a steal thanks to Wotif and with the help of a voucher we got for a wedding present.
After our 4 days in Melbourne we will meet up with my Dad who is flying up from Sydney and we will drive another 2hrs north to the Newcastle/Hunter Valley Region to visit my grandparents and extended family who I haven't seen for ages and many whom Ellisa hasn't met (Grandparents excluded as they came to our wedding!)
We'll head back to Melbourne on the Monday and have a few days in Melbourne before heading back home (for me) to Tasmania. We're spending 6 days in Tassie and I can't wait.
After that we're back in Melbourne for the weekend and then back to work on the Monday.
I'm hoping to use the break as a chance to read lots, and think about my future.
So pray for our safe journeys and that we come back refreshed and relaxed ready for ministry here in Doncaster.
Friday, June 25, 2010
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