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So, I will get the ball rolling. Technically, I’m not a guest, but I am on my site often.
One snack about me: hmmmmm, I’ve recently become a bit obsessed with boots and bags. Obsessed is a strong word, but when I go shopping its the first thing I look at
boots and bags, eh? hmmm…
a snippet about me: i brush my teeth with warm water. oh wait, you already knew that. okay… let’s go with… my hot frothy beverage of choice is a grande nonfat extra hot chai latte.
I emailed you a bit back. Iam going to be spending june in Maun or Botswana anyway. I have enjoyed your blog over the last couple mos. This is how the world gets smaller i guess. I still use cold water to brush. And i dont usually leave a reply but in case i bump into you while in town it wont be a total suprise.
A fellow michigander.
Gosh, nothing too interesting about me, I am just pretty normal I think. I guess you can say you’ve totally got me hooked on wanting a mac book!
One day…..one day I will be a mac owner. Hugs! Sarah
I like to call your site……”The adventures of Maureen.” You are amazing person for what you do, and who you are. I enjoy reading and keeping touch. Not too much to tell about myself. I am a proud pop of a 2 year old boy Logan, and that is an adventure in itself. My second boy is on the way at the end of september, so I am almost a third of a way to my baseball team.
I see Janet Landschoot quite often and she was surprised one day not long ago, to walk into the greenhouse that Mom works at. What a surprise for both of them. Scott lives not too far from Mom/Dad and they were over there visiting him.
Then your mom e-mailed me and sent me some pictures of her new horse, and in her writing she mentioned the Landschoot name (which got me thinking if it was the same ones that I knew) and when she mentioned Scott I knew it was them. Small world!!
Although it’s not, when you really think of it.
I’m so glad to hear that R2 is back in shape again. Did you ever think that a KEY would be one of your prized possessions??
Blessings to you Maureen!
I wont be a guest soon… I promise!
Altough I’m now!
Signed! :-p
Very intersting, very interesting. I am really enjoying reading about the “adventures of Maureen”. Keep em coming.
Hello. I enjoyed reading your website.
Have a wonderful day and keep up the good work.
Brutellio.
It sounds like you are enjoying the good life again, missing Maun at all? I too used to love cedar point!! Do they still have the blue streak? I had a great time in maun and actually saw the sign on the road just past the sports bar.
Hey there Mo! Angie here, signing your guest book. Little known fact about me: I prefer swimming over shopping, actually I prefer pretty much anything over shopping.
I like your blog.
Am i your first visitor from Oz?
Cute Avatar name – are you related to Catweezle?
Little known fact Hmmm….
I memorised the Periodic Table of all known Elements when i was 15
You’d be amazed how little help that has been in my life!
love,
<B
hey there… what can I tell you that you don’t already know….how about this? I prefer to listen to Sermons over music when I walk/jog…no I am not spiritual…there are two reasons…
1.- I don’t focus on the pain
2. it is the only time I will do it, since I don’t drive that much anymore
Hmmm.. My name is Tony. I am from the Columbus, Ohio area… (not originally, but now).
I love to study and learn….mostly about things that interest me. One of my biggest blessings was visiting Indonesia as part of a mission trip. Aku cinta Bali !! I tried to pick up some of the language while I was there and had a wonderful time with the people. They were so patient with me as I stumbled with their words. Except for the lady who I had inadvertently told her baby boy was beautiful (cantik). Evidently, girls are beautiful and boys are cute or ‘funny’ (lucu) and I think I misspelled that last word.
God Bless
Your visit to Bethlehem made it so appealing. I’m going to Jerusalem in November – you don’t remember the name of the person who drove you to and from Bethlehem, do you?
Safety is a concern, but I figure if I have a contact to go to it would help.
Thanks for your blog – amazing stories and committment.
Hi! Thanks for your recent comment… I’ve enjoyed reading through your blog today. My passion for southern Africa started back in 1996- with Love Botswana Outreach!! I served there on a mission team back in the day… and hope to make it up there at some point while I’m on this side of the ocean!!
My name is Annie. I’m from Minnesota. I studied Modern Hebrew for a year at ORU (aced my classes, but it really didn’t help me out with conversational ability when …) I went to Israel for 5 weeks to study. That was amazing. Right now I am taking Biblical Hebrew at a synagogue here in Minneapolis. I’m really enjoying that.
Little known fact about me: I can write backwards fluently. Which actually helped out a bit learning Hebrew. Both for handwriting and for translation. I can write the English translation above or below the line right along with the Hebrew.
Well, I am TheNorEaster. I actually found your site through someone found your site who had found another site and eventually found my site.
At least, I think that’s how it happened.
Anyway. I live in The North East of America.
A little known fact about me? Hmm. Well, um, I just got a text message…?
I guess that’s not very interesting, but I’m afraid it’s all I can think of right now.
Hi there!!!! I just happened to stumble upon you through another Christian photography site…..and well, I love to hook up with other Christians across the world. It’s important. Also, I was blessed to visit Israel this June for two weeks (wasn’t nearly long enough!) and am very intrigued that you actually live there!!!! I love Israel and the Jewish people. But of course that’s only because I love the Lord Jesus.
Write me anytime and tell me about your experiences there in Israel! God Bless and take care!
Danielle
Hey Mo!
I’m Mandie from the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
I found your blog through Alece’s blog…and Marc’s blog…and Katie’s blog…and pretty much everyone else from Thrive. : )
I’m a photographer & student. And I think that’s about it.
Look forward to reading more from your blog.
This is very cool, it sure brings back some great memories.
I don’t know if you noticed but all my e-mail and sign in names all begin with the name of the Kibbutz I was on and the year I went over there. I used it ever since I owned a computer.
My Kibbutz was in the northern part of Israel in the finger of the Galilee. I could see Mt. Hermon from there and in the winter time it was usually snow capped very beautiful.
Anyway, great blog.
Mike
Great site.
Hey Maureen!! This is the first time i’ve gotten on your blog on facebook, but i’ve seen some of the other posts through my parents. I miss you!!! Wish you would come back to Brasil!! I loved having you as a teacher (and we coudl really use a better english teacher right now)
Luvs!!
Just learning more about Mo. LOL!
Hello Maureen from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma! I found your blog while trying to find out how to hang a mezuzah! It looks so interesting…I am looking forward to coming back!
Hi found your blog via the random blog finder on wordpress.
thought i’d sign the book !
all the best gareth !
greetings from the uk !
Hi Maureen! I just caught up on your last 6 months of posting after being tagged on Facebook in an English Camp photo … ahh the memories …
I just want you to know what an inspiration you are to me! Your obedience to God’s call and your willingness to learn from Him every day in every situation is a lesson to us all.
Thank you for taking the time to share with us … I don’t care what they say about the blessing of living in the US – You are truly livin’ the dream!
Just spent about 45 minutes reading several pages of your blog. I’ll be back to read more. Very interesting and exciting, and I’d imagine at least sometimes, a bit lonely. You must have some amazing inner strength. God bless.
Hey Maureen! I love your stories! You are a great writer and have a heck of a lot of ambition to do what you do! Great job!
Hi I found you through a retweet by @inprogress (Tam)
I’m not sure how interesting I am so it is hard to figure out what to say… LOL
Ok Here is a Random Fact…
I love Elephants and have over 200 of them that people have given me.
Very nice site!
Great blog, really enjoing reading it. Take care, Luke.
I’m visiting your blog for the first time and am especially excited to read about your work among Sudanese refugees. Our 4-year old son is of Sudanese (Dinka) heritage and my heart breaks as I learn the tragic history of so many of the Sudanese people. Thank you for your very special ministry.
I found you through the (in)courage site… thank you for leaving such a kind comment about my interview! And for visiting my blog. You have a beautiful site and I look forward to reading and seeing more!
Hi Maureen………….I find your website very interesting. I don’t know hardly anything about blogs, Facebook, Twitter, etc., but e-mail I get!! The pictures of you’all trying out the Wll are great! I’ve played both tennis and bowling with my granddaughter. Her favorite is boxing, can you believe that?
And she’s very entertaining while she plays!! Bouncing around and sometimes she goes into a frenzy of punches that is the funniest. She just turned 12!
I can’t explain it, but when I read about your life, as recorded on your site, it’s a very emotional trip for me. The insight that comes from you amazes me!
I’m happy to hear that you’ve taken a vacation from all things electronic…..I think that’s good.
If there’s anything you need, please let me know. I’d be happy to send you anything you need or want. Do you need any books? I still have that coupon for Amazon and I’d just as soon use it for your needs as anyones.
I continue to pray for you and your needs.
I shook up my church congregation this past Sunday with quite an insightful presentation on Israel and why we should be praying for her. Whew! that drained me physically but spiritually I was ecstatic!
Blessings to you, Maureen
Mrs. (Judy) Allen
Hi Maureen,
So I finally am signing your guest book. You are amazing to be where you are in your life, and know where you are going. That is Awesome! Miss talking to you. Something about me…uhhhh..Still thinking. I will have to get back to you on that. I am not at Bronson anymore. I am at KCMS now..there, there is something you didn’t know…lol
Very interesting stories…..Love them!
Take Care and God Bless YOU!
TC