After defending our loot from a spring thirsty homeless man we took off down the very busy rue St. Rome. It was the most difficult part of this epic journey. Everywhere you looked and stepped there were people. Thanks to Davids fearless navigation skills (and years of compass study) we made it safely through this difficult section of our adventure.
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wow, that was an amazing epic!
you should look at getting that published
I like that story, sounds quite familiar. I enjoy the last picture seeing my room……I’m mean YOUR room and my old bedspread and sheets on the other mattress 🙂 so funny to see. Glad you are able to actually sleep in the room now. May Larreybe as comfy and full of memories for you as it was for me! ~ Missy
“Two Thumbs Up” “A stirring, emotional tale that is bound to take our nation by storm”
Hey my name is Tara, and I was on Summer Project in Toulouse this past summer. My heart is still there, I’m finding out. Tiffany is a friend of mine– I go to school at UW Madison, so she gave me this website address. I’ll be checking it often, and I can’t wait to learn of all the things God is going to do with you guys in Toulouse! I haven’t read much of your entries yet, but I will over Christmas break for sure. Have you met Smauel yet? His story is in my blog (www.withallofmyheart.blogspot.com), and it’s entitled “Am I dreaming too?” Samuel had a dream about Jesus the very night before I met him. There’s more to the story that’s not in my blog; I’ll email it to you if you’re really interested. As far as guys go, the ones I’ve been praying for are: Samuel, Hugo, Pierre, and Sophiane. Have you met any of them yet??? Tell Tiff to keep the emails coming to me (and let me know what’s up with Anne Pauline)! I so badly want to be back in France, but until I come on STINT, getting emails from you guys and reading your online journals will have to do. 🙂 JOSHUA 1:9. He has commanded you. 🙂
all glory to Him,
Tara