on the edge of ordinary

11 November, 2014

Re-entry shock: party plans

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Last night we pampered our feet. But I had no idea that Body Shop not only has retail outlets, but direct sales consultants too. Last ni...
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10 November, 2014

Dangerous territory

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This morning I found a great post , one that exposes how missions can easily be idolised as the best form of service that a "good"...
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09 November, 2014

Feeling at home

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Today we went to church, something that's pretty normal for us. What's not been normal of late, has been attending church without ou...
07 November, 2014

An uncomfortable lull

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We have no formal ministry to do on the weekend. No conferences, not workshops, no fun nights, no church visits, not even an overnight visit...
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06 November, 2014

Re-entry shock: Bikes

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The other day we had to drive about 10km to get to a bike repair shop! In Japan where we live, we could get our bikes repaired or serviced i...
05 November, 2014

My kids can't win

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Yesterday a friend told me that her son had come home upset the other day. Our sons are friends and unfortunately our youngest son somehow l...
04 November, 2014

I'm invisible

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Conversations with Australians sometimes make me feel invisible. Does that ever happen to you? Or maybe a martian is a better way to thin...
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I'm an Aussie who's lived in Japan since 2000. My husband, David, teaches at an American international school – Christian Academy in Japan (CAJ) in Tokyo. We’ve raised our three sons in Japan, but they’re now all adults and live in Australia. I edit a magazine, am social media manager for OMF Japan, and write freelance articles among many other things. Another label some give us is missionaries. Combine all of this and I find heaps to write about. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me here: marshallwendy034 at gmail.com
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