on the edge of ordinary

05 October, 2020

Big historically significant park in Yokohama

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We had online conference meetings for our mission from Tuesday to Thursday last week. Usually an in-person conference is five days long and ...
25 September, 2020

You have stories no one can tell but you

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On Tuesday I saw a short video by my son's English teacher. The wall behind him had lots of novels on shelves.  I immediately felt at ho...
18 September, 2020

Big camping goal

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We started camping back in 2011 because we wanted to see more of Japan (on a missionary's budget). Back in 2017 I wrote a post  that sho...
11 September, 2020

Fear of being too much

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This week it feels like we've turned a corner here. On Monday the boys finally went back to school on a usual timetable. Things feels a ...
04 September, 2020

Trusting God when life is hard

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A disclaimer here to start: my life isn't that hard at the moment, and it has never really been majorly hard! (Not in the ballpark of an...
28 August, 2020

Seizing the day in the park

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On Wednesday we finished the Autumn issue of Japan Harvest magazine, several days before September, the theoretical start of Autumn (accordi...
22 August, 2020

Broken minds: learning more about mental illness

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I read a lot, but I don't enjoy writing book reviews. However, I think this book needs to be shared. It was one of several non-fiction r...
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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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