Back to the internet

Well, I'm back "home" in Bangor now, just finishing up packing and getting the last of my things pulled out for the big move tomorrow. It's sad but I guess that was really inevitable, wasn't it?

My pastor friend Joe from Colorado is now a dad. We met in a hostel in Dublin this summer, and have kept up via e-mail ever since. Congratulations to you and Anita, Joe, and I wish you nothing but happiness. To see the pics of Robbie Burnham, click over to "Grace & Truth on the Edge" which you'll find on the right hand side of this page in the links section. I also recommend Joe's podcast, by the way.

This has been one long and crazy week. It's hard to imagine that in 24 hours or so I'll be en route to Portland with my furniture and the last of my belongings. I'll miss this place, and I won't. So much has happened; so much baggage. I'm thankful for the chance to start anew.

The new place is fantastic, although I was very happy to get back to a real bed and couch rather than the air mattress and lawn chair I'd been using. The phone and internet should be up and running this week, hopefully it won't be long and I'll have cable again, too! Then it will feel like real life and not so much like camping out. :)