teisipäev, mai 24, 2005
Seasons and Schedules
As I type, Kalevi Street is flowing with water. We just had a big thunder storm pass through and break the warmth of the day. It was around 28c (about 80f) today and it felt like summer has finally arrived in Tartu. I'm told this doesn't happen all the time, but my experience so far has been that the seasons tend to change like a switch being thrown: one day it is cool spring, the next hot summer.
The days are getting longer, too. The sun rises around 4:30 and sets at nearly 10:00 at night. And we are still a month away from the longest day of the year!
We've planned a schedule of corps activities for June that we are excited (and nervous!) about. Like the need for season to follow season, we have been yearning for the regularity of a corps schedule. It is a step of faith, to be sure, but we feel that it is the right time to give it a try. Please keep our activities in your prayers as we prepare over the next week or so.
The rain has slowed to a trickle now, and the street looks less like a river and more like a stream, but as I look ahead I pray that God has another flood waiting for us as He does his work in and through the Tartu Corps.
--Tim
The days are getting longer, too. The sun rises around 4:30 and sets at nearly 10:00 at night. And we are still a month away from the longest day of the year!
We've planned a schedule of corps activities for June that we are excited (and nervous!) about. Like the need for season to follow season, we have been yearning for the regularity of a corps schedule. It is a step of faith, to be sure, but we feel that it is the right time to give it a try. Please keep our activities in your prayers as we prepare over the next week or so.
The rain has slowed to a trickle now, and the street looks less like a river and more like a stream, but as I look ahead I pray that God has another flood waiting for us as He does his work in and through the Tartu Corps.
--Tim
