Archive for July, 2007

Due date arrived

Sunday, July 29th, 2007

Today was the big day… and nothing happening. But at 40 weeks, Pinuccia starts regular monitoring sessions, so we went to the hospital anyway in the afternoon. The baby is healthy, but just shows no signs of wanting to come out. So it will be back to the hospital again for another monitoring session on […]

Another summer week

Sunday, July 22nd, 2007

Another summer week: I prepared a couple more Bible studies for autumn and got a fair bit of computer ministry done. There was also more time to do things with the family, like visits to the lake and to the shopping mall.
Today is minus one week for Pinuccia’s pregnancy (and during the week there was […]

A week of summer

Sunday, July 15th, 2007

With the reduction in my activities, I will be posting less often until the end of August since there will not be as much to say. Except when number 2 is born of course. (There are two weeks from today until the due date, so we are in the “hot” period. Literally as well, as […]

Enjoying the summer

Monday, July 9th, 2007

Since coming back from our trips away, we have been busy, mostly taking advantage of the more free time that we have. On the weekend there was a small festival at Lavis, so we ate there on Friday night, then had a picnic at a lake on Saturday and went to lunch at the house […]

ECM Italy Prayer Days

Thursday, July 5th, 2007

We are now back from one and two half days near Lake Garda, where the ECM Italy team (and a few guests) met for their annual time together. We certainly did pray, as the name suggests, but it was also an opportunity to just spend time together and get to know each other better, especially […]

Church houseparty

Sunday, July 1st, 2007

We are back now, with time for a bit of rest, washing and repacking before leaving again tomorrow morning for the ECM Italy prayer days. The houseparty was certainly good for ECM getting to know the church better; having spoken with the mission’s director of ministries who was speaking, he was impressed by the church […]