Archive for June, 2005

Like a Rollingstone

Like a Rollingstone

June 30th, 2005 | By Nyx living in Philippines | More from Nyx

I’ve been thinking of what is boiling over with these recent slanders and scandals about the Family. When the admin of LTC asked me if I wanted to blog for this site, there was of course a slight hesitancy. My life has been an open book, but outlining the details of almost every day…would it [...]

Home again

Home again

June 30th, 2005 | By Deepa living in India | More from Deepa

Arrived in India (Chennai). My dad is taking off again though, flying to Sri Lanka for Tsunami relief work*. The rest of us are going home to Bangalore. Dad dropped us off at the train station and went to the airport. I read, prayed, and pulled my hair out on the train (it was the [...]

Just a couple of beers

Just a couple of beers

June 30th, 2005 | By Vas and Joni living in Mexico | More from Vas and Joni

Vas writes: I came to the realization today that having a couple of beers three times a week is too much. I feel tired and not able to do everything that I need to do. So… I’m cutting back! I’m excited to be changing this and look forward to the extra energy I’ll gain. I [...]

Drum track

Drum track

June 29th, 2005 | By Vas and Joni living in Mexico | More from Vas and Joni

Vas writes:Almost finished a new song that I’ve been producing. I’ve never been that good at programming drums though. My other producer friends used to say that my bad drumming is better than my best drum-programming. Heh. Thanks to some new technology I think the problem is solved—Even with my limited programming skills I was [...]

Farewells

Farewells

June 28th, 2005 | By Deepa living in India | More from Deepa

Before leaving Kuala Lumpor some of us went out to do some last minute shopping for gifts for everyone back at home. Said our goodbyes to our family and relatives from KL, and by eight o’clock my uncle came to pick us up and take us to dinner and then the airport. Our flight was [...]

High tea and packing

High tea and packing

June 27th, 2005 | By Deepa living in India | More from Deepa

Had High Tea with the whole family (my Dad has two brothers and seven sisters), which was more like a huge lunch. Ate a large bowl of Ice Kachung, a Malaysian specialty (beans, jelly, syrup and lotsa crushed ice, tastes good without the beans).

Proving Jesus?

Proving Jesus?

June 26th, 2005 | By Vas and Joni living in Mexico | More from Vas and Joni

Vas writes:The other day I asked a friend of mine to ask Jesus if He was real, and if so to prove Himself. I did tell my friend that he needed to be willing to change his life though if he was going to expect an answer, because answers like that don’t just come for [...]

Rotary exchange programme

Rotary exchange programme

June 26th, 2005 | By Deepa living in India | More from Deepa

We drove a long distance to have breakfast with some more of our relatives, but found when we arrived that their daughter had had an appendicitis attack the night before so they were all at the hospital. They were too polite to cancel the breakfast so they had some other relatives come to their house [...]

Full Moon – part 2

Full Moon – part 2

June 24th, 2005 | By Vas and Joni living in Mexico | More from Vas and Joni

Vas Writes: Woke up late because of getting home late the night before and finally hitting the sack at 3:00 am. Missed our daily morning devotions but was able to get some reading of my own done before heading out with a team to some of the restaurants that we sing at. Our singing group [...]

Ferry

Ferry

June 23rd, 2005 | By Deepa living in India | More from Deepa

Took the Ferry back to Kuala Lumpor, we all got out of the car and went to the deck. My dad asked me if I remembered the ferry ride (my parents were in Malaysia when I was 5 years old, they were traveling with a total of 7 kids, from 9 months to 12 years [...]