Finally!

After months of promises and walking around with loads of guilt and condemnation, I have finally updated the photos and videos on our blog! It feels good, although I'm not sure it was worth it... It's never good to spend too much time on the laptop on our family day!

Anyway, things are going really great in Slough. We are very happy and enjoying our daughter so much. We have had to force ourselves to get into a new rhythm as Suzanne went back to work about a month ago. She's back at the coffee shop in the mornings and does about 4 or 5 aerobics (I'm actually not supposed to call it that) classes a day. This means that I have the baby during the mornings, which is great for bonding, but not so much for productivity. So I'm spending more time working in the evening, etc. I think we're getting there...

Church-wise, things are also really good. There is a real sense of experiencing God in a deeper way, which is totally awesome. I am more and more convinced of the life we're supposed to live by God's power and that believers should really push to see it become a reality. If God really is who He says He is, then we should experience it, right? Well, I feel we are, so that's really exciting!

Peace to you all.

PS my brother is coming to London next week and he'll be stopping by at ours, which we're really looking forward to!

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