Here are some photographs I've taken over the past year...
These are some of the kids Joy and I looked after in the orphanage outside Jinja in Uganda, June 2006.
These guys actually break my heart, standing by the road all day every day in the blazing heat trying to sell food and drinks. Kenya, July 2006
No shoes, Uganda July 2006
Entrance to a house in Tirana, Albania. May 2007
I know I've put this on my blog before but it's the grandmother from Albania, she lives in that room with her daughter, her 5 grandsons, 3 cows and a bunch of hens. May 2007
Monday, September 17, 2007
Monday, September 10, 2007
"there's no such thing as a journalist blogger"
Today's a new beginning for me. I've just sat down at this computer and realised I'm not an intern anymore. Life in the big bad world has just smacked me in the face...
What a past year I've had. Looking back I've just realised what a bubble I was in while working in my church. Don't get me wrong, to a certain extent it's prepared me alot for what's to come in the next lot of years but it's a totally different story when it's actually happening.
I always knew I'd never really appreciate and be grateful for what was invested in me this year doing internship. Now I can totally see it.
So summer is gone and the academic school year has begun. Today I started my part-time course in Journalism. Next week I move to Belfast to take up rent in a lovely student house on the Lisburn Road. I always knew I'd move out this year but when I signed the contract today I couldn't help but get butterflies in my stomach with the thought of moving away from home. Boy i'll miss my brothers. I sound like I've moved across the water.... It's exciting.
So here's to a year or two in Belfast. I'll miss you Lurgan.
What a past year I've had. Looking back I've just realised what a bubble I was in while working in my church. Don't get me wrong, to a certain extent it's prepared me alot for what's to come in the next lot of years but it's a totally different story when it's actually happening.
I always knew I'd never really appreciate and be grateful for what was invested in me this year doing internship. Now I can totally see it.
So summer is gone and the academic school year has begun. Today I started my part-time course in Journalism. Next week I move to Belfast to take up rent in a lovely student house on the Lisburn Road. I always knew I'd move out this year but when I signed the contract today I couldn't help but get butterflies in my stomach with the thought of moving away from home. Boy i'll miss my brothers. I sound like I've moved across the water.... It's exciting.
So here's to a year or two in Belfast. I'll miss you Lurgan.
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