Work, work, work!

It’s Friday morning and my class has been cancelled because there is an FYT retreat that my prof is away on. So I thought id take this gap in my schedule to do a spot of homework but then I thought to my self,
“Writing my blog would be more beneficial for me and all of you who are going to read it”
I’m a nice guy so I felt that over a week was too long enough without a new post and I was overcome by the temptation of avoiding the homework for that little bit longer.
And besides, the homework is for College writing so this is, kind of, still training for that class. So to make myself feel a little better and that I wasn’t just wasting time I thought id take my laptop down to the basement and do my washing while I’m writing this. How awesome am I?? Answer: VERY!

So now that my whites and colours are all separated and spinning about in the noisiest washing machines in the world I am poised and ready to write.
This week has been a little more hectic, classes are all well on there way. Reading has all started to pile up and it is so easy to fall behind. My PCM has started, work schedule is finalised, and on top of all the reading I am studying already, I have taken a grand total of 3 tests already; 2 for Church and Its Doctrine and the third was a verse quiz in Intro to Disciple making. (I passed them all) Then to add even more into the busy equation I love to socialise, haha!

My PCM (Practical Christian Ministry)

I have to do this once a week, like what I did when I was in Belfast. I did it for the first time last night, Thursday night. I really enjoyed it, myself and a few others go to the local YMCA centre and feed homeless people.

At first I was nervous but I really enjoyed it, I got to talk, haha, my favourite thing to do. It was so interesting to hear all the different stories of each person. The guy I spoke to was called Errol, he was a nutjob, but so cool. He used to be in the RAF and was based in Ipswich for 2 years in the Seventies, it’s a small world.

I am really looking forward to see how I get along in it as the time goes on.