Tuesday, December 02, 2008

Photos

So after 4 years, I have finally done it. More importantly, I will try to do it more often. If you care to look at the pictures that I have been saving along my journeys to add to my blogs, the link below will take you to an album, which has captions, but I have also annotated below to which blogs they refer. There are few photos where I couldn't find the appropriate blog, but I am almost sure that I wrote about the events; all the photos are in chronological order (except for a few at the end, where the blogs were not quite in chronological order). I decided this would be easier, but I did add photos to 5 blogs over the last 6 months.

Happy hunting!

1 - My Week at Church Camp – July 11, 2005
2 - Court at Sea Camp – Sept. 8, 2005
3 - The Wedding – Oct. 31, 2005
4 - Time in the Countryside – Nov. 21, 2005
5 - Merry Christmas – Dec. 28, 2005, Holiday Season – Jan. 4, 2006 (and Sando’s post)
6 - Too Much Fun – April 10, 2006
7 - Up a Mountain – May 9, 2006
8 - MIA – Aug. 28, 2006
9 - The Travels of the Toothpick – Oct. 10, 2006
9 - Kaleb and Lena Brown’s wedding – Dec. 2, 2006
10- West vs East – Dec. 18, 2006 East extreme
11- Mike’s post and mine in February 06
12- Zagreb – March
13- Not all who wander are lost – June 2, 2007

One final note: if all this reminiscing moves your heart, remember there is a great way this holiday season that you can give back. For more information about supporting Partnership Grants, click here and look half way down the post

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posted by jjs @ 9:52 AM

2 Comments:

At 6:13 PM, Blogger Deanna said...

It was good to see you, though briefly, the other day. Hope all is well. If you are still in town maybe we can catch up.

 
At 9:47 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

hello john, it was really good to see you...we will have to do it soon instead of waiting another 4 years. i looked through your photos in your kodak gallery - i was laughing at the photo where you were joking around about your students looking "enthralled," it reminded me of when we did a training of trainors class in the swaz. i'll talk to you soon. safe journey (as swazis say)! xoxo blia

 

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