Visiting England
Visiting England for five weeks meant that by the time it was time to move on, it was very hard as we had begun to feel very much at home. We managed to see nearly all our direct family and even managed to see one of Grahams Aunties. We traveled 100's of miles around the country visiting friends and managed to get two Sundays at our old Church as well. There is never enough time to see everyone we wanted to, so sorry to all those who didn't get to see us or who only got a brief hello.
Philip's favorite part was visiting his old best friend from England and also the trips to Lego land and a Star Wars exhibition with Sarah.
Rachel's favorite part was getting her driving license at Lego land and she had a great time with everyone she met, especially girls of similar age! We all enjoyed seeing Sarah's niece Rebekah - especially Sarah and Rachel.
Wednesday 15th is our big day of leaving from the dreaded Heathrow airport. Apparently we have a 1 in 8 chance of some of our baggage being lost by BA, so we are praying that our 11 bags all make it.
In Zambia, internet access will be limited, but we will try to keep up with regular posts.
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posted by G r a h a m @ 3:44 AM
2 Comments:
Hey Melvilles...we miss you so much. We will pray for safe travels for the four melvilles AND their 11 bags!! When school starts at Crossroads on Monday the 27th...Benjamin's class is going to "adopt" you for prayer and support...
God Bless each one of you...
Pamela Johnson
"PJ"
Good morning Sarah.
I was delighted to hear that your new home "CAME WITH" 2 dogs. :-)
Delighted, I say. That is ME being a dog lover and YOU being a 'cat' lover. Perhaps I should send a couple of flea collars just in case.
On the other hand, seeing the church wasn't funny at all.Bless them for wanting and building a church.
Your lamp is a reminder to pray, a symbol of real need,& a beacon of thanksgiving for whom it belongs to.
Love you all, Linda Sinyard
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