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Monday, November 13, 2006

schedule

Monday
School 9-1230
Work 630-11

Tuesday
School 930-1230
Work 630-1130

Wednesday
School 11-3
Work 7-1130

Thursday
School 8-1
no work!

Friday
School 8-11
Work 1130-230

Saturday
no school!
Work 530-10

Looking forward to a busy, but exciting week. There's some cool stuff planned with a few different people and I'm looking forward to see how God is going to work. A lot of late nights, not really looking forward to that, meh.

Had a really restful weekend. Went to church yesterday morning, good!! Went to the "group formerly known as young adults" potluck lunch and talked with Steve about our identity in the church. Did a lot of sleeping this weekend, felt sooo good.

Now I'm going to pop some tarts and have breaky. :)

hearts&hugs
niki

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Laura1:53 PM, November 13, 2006
missed you at the alt, hope you're feeling much better!
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Kristine11:30 AM, November 14, 2006
why is it "the gtroup formerly known as young adults"?
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Kristine11:31 AM, November 14, 2006
ignore the t in gtroup... I'm assuming it's not a G troop, unless of course it is, then by all means, how is your G troop going?
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nachtwache1:17 PM, November 14, 2006
Papi's birthday on the 16., remember? Have a great week! XO!!!!!!!!!!!
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Niki Devereaux2:19 PM, November 14, 2006
"group formerly known as young adults"...because we're no longer a ministry, we're just a group of young adults. Which is totally fine with me, our pastor just wanted to let us know we're not an official ministry.
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